Dipke heckled as 'CIA agent' at Delhi airport amid party protest fallout

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Political activist Dipke was confronted and called a 'CIA agent' by hecklers at Delhi airport. This occurred after two of his party colleagues were arrested for protesting at Jantar Mantar. The protest involved illegally entering the now-de-notified protest site to demonstrate against the Chief Election Commissioner. The colleagues were subsequently remanded to five days of judicial custody.

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