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CJP founder Dipke meets Mamata Banerjee ahead of opposition rally
Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Citizens for Justice and Peace organisation, held discussions with Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee in Delhi on Saturday. The meeting came as opposition parties prepare to mobilise support through a planned rally.
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Dipke's meeting with Banerjee in the national capital signals continued coordination among opposition leaders and civil society figures as they seek to strengthen their collective voice. The CJP founder, known for his activism and social movements, has maintained engagement with key political stakeholders across India.
Banerjee, who leads the Trinamool Congress and serves as Chief Minister of West Bengal, has been actively involved in opposition unity efforts. The TMC chief expressed positive sentiments about the meeting, underscoring the alignment between civil society activists and regional political parties on matters of national concern.
The timing of the meeting, ahead of a planned opposition rally, suggests alignment on key policy issues and political strategy. Such interactions between civil society leaders and opposition politicians have become increasingly common as these groups coordinate on shared priorities.
The CJP, founded by Dipke, has been involved in various social and political advocacy campaigns across India. The organisation has previously worked on issues ranging from justice and governance to citizen participation in democratic processes.