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Death threats against Abhijeet Dipke followed CJP’s viral scale — a dark cost of sudden fame that the founder publicly acknowledged while vowing to continue.
Dipke’s Response
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Frequently Asked Questions
Did Dipke receive death threats?
Dipke publicly reported death threats during CJP’s May–June 2026 growth phase.
Should supporters worry?
Report threats to cybercrime.gov.in and police — do not engage trolls.
Will CJP stop due to threats?
Dipke stated the movement would continue despite threats.
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