NCP‑SCP says they have no information on activist Abhijeet Dipke after alleged airport detention

New Delhi – On Saturday, Anish Gawande, the spokesperson for the Nationalist Congress Party – South Asian Community (NCP‑SCP), told reporters that the party is still unaware of the current location of Abhijeet Dipke, a member of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) who was reportedly taken into custody by police at Delhi’s airport.

According to the account, police officers approached Dipke at the terminal and escorted him away, after which the NCP‑SCP lost track of his whereabouts. Gawande emphasized that the party has not received any official communication from law‑enforcement agencies regarding the activist’s status or any legal proceedings.

The incident has raised concerns among community members, especially those who follow South‑Asian political movements and civil‑rights advocacy. The lack of clarity on Dipke’s situation underscores broader anxieties about due‑process and the treatment of political activists in India’s capital.

Desi diaspora readers are urged to stay informed as the story develops, and to monitor any official statements from the Delhi police or the CJP for further updates.