Abhijeet Dipke’s ‘CM Of MP’ Letter Triggers Row, FIR Demands Grow Against CJP Founder

A controversy erupted on Sunday over Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke’s satirical “resignation letter”, in which he presented himself as the chief minister of Madhya Pradesh and used the letter to take a swipe at the state government. The post triggered a debate on social media, with some users backing Dipke’s criticism of the government while others objected to the manner in which the satire was presented. Several users, including BJP workers, accused the CJP founder of misusing official-looking letterhead and called for a First Information Report (FIR) against him.

Dipke’s post was framed as a resignation from the position of Madhya Pradesh chief minister, a role he does not hold. The satirical format was used to criticise the state government and draw attention to issues raised by the CJP founder. The post quickly attracted reactions from social media users, turning what appeared to be a political commentary into a wider controversy over the use of government-style communication and official symbols or formats. Supporters viewed the post as a form of political satire, while critics questioned whether such a presentation was appropriate.

The controversy comes amid Dipke’s broader public criticism of the Madhya Pradesh government. His latest post was also linked by users to an earlier incident involving a reported heckling episode in Balaghat. Dipke has used social media and public campaigns to raise questions about governance and political accountability. The CJP has positioned itself as a pressure group rather than a conventional political party, with its founder frequently using provocative or satirical messaging to draw attention to issues he wants authorities to address.

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The latest dispute, however, shifted attention from the substance of Dipke’s criticism to the format of his message. Several social media users objected to what they described as the “misuse of letterhead”. Some critics, including BJP workers, demanded that police register an FIR against the CJP founder. The allegations and demands were made publicly on social media, and they do not by themselves establish that any offence has been committed. Whether the letterhead was used improperly, whether it amounted to any legal violation and whether police action is warranted would depend on the facts and applicable law.

At the same time, some users defended Dipke and joined in his criticism of the state government. They treated the letter as political satire and argued that the focus should remain on the issues raised rather than the format of the communication. The contrasting reactions illustrate the increasingly contentious nature of political exchanges on social media, where satirical posts can quickly attract both support and demands for official action. In this case, the dispute has involved competing interpretations of whether Dipke’s post should be viewed primarily as political commentary or as an inappropriate use of an official-looking document.

The controversy was continuing on Sunday, with social media users divided over Dipke’s post and the calls for an FIR. The CJP founder’s satirical “resignation” as the fictional Madhya Pradesh chief minister has therefore become a separate issue from the criticism of the state government that prompted the post. While supporters have backed his right to use satire to question those in power, critics have raised concerns over the alleged use of letterhead. Any further action, including a possible police case, would depend on whether authorities receive a complaint and what they establish during any inquiry.

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