Vijeta Dahiya removed as CJP spokesperson Former CJP spokesperson Vijeta Dahiya has broken his silence after being removed from his position, saying his "heart broke" when he was informed of the decision. Dahiya also recalled a phone call from CJP convenor Abhijeet Dipke shortly before the party's Parliament protest at Jantar Mantar. According to Dahiya, Dipke called him while he was on his way to the protest site and asked him not to come, informing him during the conversation that he had been removed as the party's spokesperson. Dahiya recalls Dipke's call before Jantar Mantar protest Speaking about the incident, Dahiya said he was shocked by the decision, especially after spending the previous two nights at the protest site in anticipation of possible police action. He claimed he had remained committed to the movement and had stayed on the ground to support party workers in case authorities launched a crackdown during the demonstration. Dahiya said the phone call from Dipke came as an emotional blow, adding that he never expected to be removed in this manner. 'I defended Dipke during criticism' The former CJP spokesperson also recalled standing by Abhijeet Dipke during previous controversies. He said he publicly defended the CJP convenor when Dipke faced criticism over his viral 'kachori' video and later when he was questioned for standing on top of a truck during the party's protest march. According to Dahiya, he consistently supported the party leadership despite public backlash and believed he had remained loyal throughout the campaign. Viral burger video sparks controversy The controversy surrounding Vijeta Dahiya removed from the party erupted after a video—whose authenticity has not been independently verified—appeared to show him at a popular fast-food outlet in Delhi during Monday's CJP protest march. The clip quickly went viral on social media, with many users questioning why Dahiya was allegedly away from the protest site while demonstrators were reportedly facing police action, including detentions and lathi-charge. Following the online backlash, the party removed Dahiya from his spokesperson role. Political debate continues The incident has added another layer of controversy to the CJP protest march, with supporters and critics continuing to debate the circumstances surrounding Dahiya's removal. While Dahiya insists he remained committed to the protest movement, questions surrounding the viral Vijeta Dahiya burger video continue to dominate online discussions. Neither Dahiya nor the party has provided additional evidence regarding the viral clip, and its authenticity has not been independently verified.
