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'Kitno ko arrest karoge Amit Shah? 10 Oct ko poora desh aa raha hai': Dipke

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CJP leader Abhijeet Dipke lambasted Union Home Minister Amit Shah for the ongoing unrest surrounding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. He declared a pivotal nationwide protest scheduled for October 10, appealing to the public for robust participation. Recent demonstrations in Delhi saw confrontations, resulting in injuries to police and multiple detentions.

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