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Abhijeet Dipke has publicly questioned the Delhi Police over accessing his family’s phone calls after his grandmother’s death. The Cockroach Janta Party founder’s post followed police claims that officers had offered to help after his grandmother’s death. Both claims about the calls being offered contradict each other.

In a post at 6:31 p.m., Dipke said he wanted to contact his cousin. He explained that the cousin lived with the grandmother. Dipke claimed he briefly requested his phone to get his cousin’s number. He questioned why the police did not allow him to use it.

Dipke also claimed that his request to speak to a lawyer was denied. He said police later asked him to call his father at 3:30 a.m.

“At 3:30 in the morning, the Delhi Police ask me to call my father and inform him that tomorrow I will be going to jail for a long time. The same father who just lost his mother. How much more trauma did you want to cause my family when we already lost our grandmother?” wrote Dipke.

“What was the purpose of trying to call my parents at 3:30 in the morning? Did you want to torture them?” he added.

Abhijeet Dipke’s latest claim comes after Delhi DCP Neha Yadav presented the police account at a press conference. She said the police approached Dipke after learning about his grandmother’s death.

According to Yadav, they offered help with flights, phone calls and other needs. She said officers repeatedly offered to make phone calls to his parents, but he refused.

Yadav also explained why permission was denied for the proposed Janpath sit-in protest. She cited procedural failure, previous non-compliance and the prevailing security situation as the reason.

“To ensure the security of Delhi and to protect the lives and property of its citizens, Section 133 of the BNSS has been imposed in several areas of the city, prohibiting any form of assembly or protest,” she said.

“Abhijeet Dipke and two of their associates were detained on October 10 in connection with a call for a protest at Janpath as permission for the demonstration was not granted,” she added.

Did Dipke refuse to talk to her father?

To back up their claims, the Delhi Police released a video of the officers informing him of the death. It clearly shows that he refuses to call his parents.

“I wouldn’t be able to talk to my father,” he said when offered to call his family.

In the video, he was offered a ride back home. He was told that the Delhi Police would arrange transportation for him. He was also offered a flight.

At this point, Dipke said, “I’ll stay back.” To another question, the CJP leader insisted that he would not leave Delhi, according to the video.