Abhijeet Deepke Angry With Security Officer Over Visitor Restrictions
Kakrooch Janata Party founder Abhijeet Deepke confronted a police officer outside his residence in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar alleging visitors were being stopped and treated improperly

Kakrooch Janata Party founder Abhijeet Deepke has expressed strong displeasure with a police sub inspector deployed for security at his residence in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. He alleged that the officer was behaving harshly with people who came to meet him and was preventing some visitors from entering the premises.
The incident reportedly took place on Friday and videos of the confrontation have since circulated on social media. In one of the videos, Deepke can be seen questioning the officer over the restrictions being placed on visitors.
Deepke reportedly told the officer that he should not decide whom he could meet and questioned why people invited by him were being stopped. He also asked the officer to leave the premises, saying there was no need for him to remain inside his residence.
In another video, Deepke is seen speaking to a senior official over the phone and complaining about an officer identified as Suresh. He alleged that the officer was deliberately behaving in an aggressive manner and requested that he be removed from security duty at his residence.
Deepke, who is around 30 years old, became known through his involvement in student related issues, including campaigns concerning the NEET question paper leak. Police security was reportedly arranged near his residence in the Waluj MIDC area after he and his family received threats online.
Deepke has also made another allegation concerning security personnel. He claimed that members of the state CID were staying around his residence in plain clothes and allegedly sharing information through a WhatsApp group named Hit Spray. He further claimed that a journalist had noticed the group on the phone of an officer.
The allegations made by Deepke have drawn attention following the circulation of the videos. The reported dispute centres on the conduct of security personnel and the manner in which visitors are being handled at his residence.



