Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) chief Abhijeet Dipke is currently in Mumbai as his organisation prepares for a proposed protest against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. During his stay in the city, a video of Dipke walking on a road with his face covered with a cloth has attracted attention.

According to the details available about the incident, Dipke was travelling in a car when traffic congestion prevented the vehicle from moving forward. He then decided to get out of the car and walk for some distance. He covered his face with a cloth while walking on the road.

During the walk, a person accompanying him recorded the moment and asked Dipke about his experience. Dipke said that he was walking alone on the road after several months. He described the experience as a good one and said that the roadblock had forced them to get out of the car and walk.

Dipke has been active on social media through the Cockroach Janta Party. His public activities and online presence have attracted both supporters and critics. Because of his visibility, he said that walking freely in public is not always easy for him. Covering his face allowed him to experience walking on the street without attracting the same level of attention.

The incident comes at a time when Dipke is preparing for the CJP's proposed protest in Mumbai on October 2. The organisation has announced an agitation against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The campaign is focused on questions raised by the organisation over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process and the functioning of the Election Commission.

The CJP has called for people to gather at Shivaji Maidan in Mumbai at 4 pm on October 2. The organisation has been promoting the proposed programme through its social media platforms. However, permission for the proposed protest at the location has reportedly not been granted by Mumbai Police.

Despite the permission issue, the organisation has continued preparations for the programme. CJP leaders have said that the movement will not remain limited to Mumbai and that similar protests could be organised in other cities, including Delhi.

The organisation has been demanding accountability from the Election Commission over issues related to the SIR process. It has also raised questions about Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar and is seeking his resignation.

Meanwhile, the video of Dipke walking on a Mumbai street with his face covered has become a talking point. In the video, he says that he was able to walk alone after several months because a traffic blockade forced him to leave his vehicle. The incident has added a lighter personal moment to his ongoing political campaign in Mumbai.