Social media creator Faizan Ansari has filed a written complaint with the Delhi Police against Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke, requesting his immediate arrest over alleged assault incidents and raising concerns about his personal safety. The complaint marks the latest development involving the influencer, who claims he was physically attacked on two separate occasions in Pune and Aurangabad by individuals allegedly associated with Dipke.
What Has Faizan Ansari Alleged?
According to Ansari, police complaints regarding both incidents have already been filed in Maharashtra. He says he has submitted supporting evidence along with his latest complaint to the Delhi Police.
Ansari requested authorities to register an FIR, investigate his allegations, and take legal action if the investigation establishes any wrongdoing.
At the time of writing, Delhi Police has not issued an official statement regarding the complaint.
Additional Claims in the Complaint
Apart from the assault allegations, Ansari also alleged that Dipke financially supported people who participated in protests at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar. He further claimed that celebrities received payments to attend the demonstrations. Ansari made these allegations in his complaint. Authorities have not independently verified the claims, and officials have not announced any findings.
The Case Is Yet to Be Investigated
Ansari has repeatedly stated that he wants an impartial investigation and legal action based on the outcome of the inquiry. As of now, there has been no public response from Abhijeet Dipke regarding the allegations.
The matter remains under the purview of law enforcement, and any further action will depend on the findings of the investigation.
When Creator Disputes Move Beyond Social Media
Creator controversies often begin online but increasingly find their way into legal forums. Whether involving defamation, business disagreements or personal safety concerns, more creators are choosing formal legal routes instead of limiting disputes to social media.
In this case, the focus now shifts from online claims to whether investigating authorities find sufficient grounds for further action.
Until then, these remain allegations made in a police complaint and have not been proven in court.