CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke criticises a police FIR filed against a Noida-based woman for allegedly using abusive language toward Prime Minister Narendra Modi. According to reports, the FIR follows the woman’s remarks about the prime minister and she is accused of making derogatory statements.
Dipke publicly questions the decision to register the case, arguing that similar actions are not taken against other political figures. He points to alleged patterns of online abuse and specifically claims that members associated with the BJP’s IT cell have abused women online for years without comparable legal consequences. He also recalls that Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had made comments in the past that he says involved abusive language, and contrasts that with the FIR against the woman.
Both outlets report Dipke’s reaction and his criticism of what he describes as uneven enforcement in cases involving politically charged online language. The reporting focuses on Dipke’s response to the FIR rather than details of the underlying allegations or further developments in the case.
