US singer Mary Millben urges CJP founder Dipke to use talent for good

American singer Mary Millben has directed a pointed public message at Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke, urging him to leverage his United States education and talent "for good" rather than continuing on his current political path. Millben also asserted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi does not require American support and predicted a victory for Modi in the 2029 general elections.

The comments come as Dipke organised a 'Lehra Do Tiranga' gathering at Central Park, Connaught Place, in New Delhi, staging the protest in solidarity with jailed party leaders Ashutosh Ranka and Saurav Das. Ahead of the march, Dipke claimed he was under constant surveillance, alleging that undercover police officers had surrounded his place of stay and that a white Scorpio vehicle had been following him. He declared himself "ready to go to jail" if authorities moved against him.

Delhi Police tightened security around Connaught Place and shut Central Park ahead of the demonstration, while the Delhi High Court declined to restrain the CJP from proceeding with the event. A select group was ultimately permitted to wave flags at the site. Dipke's gathering forms part of a broader pattern of CJP protests that have drawn scrutiny from law enforcement and prompted strong reactions from political figures both within India and abroad.