Even as the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) remains engaged in a standoff with the Centre over its demand for the withdrawal of FIRs against students, its founder Abhijeet Dipke has postponed marriage plans, according to his mother. She said the 26-year-old activist has been declining marriage proposals for the past two years, choosing to focus on completing his studies and achieving financial independence before settling down.
Mother says studies and financial independence remain priority
Speaking to PTI, Anita Dipke said marriage proposals have been coming for her son for the past two years, but he has consistently maintained that he will marry only after finishing his education and becoming financially independent.
Her remarks come as Dipke recovers from typhoid while continuing to lead the CJP's campaign over the alleged police action against student protesters.
