Abhijeet Dipke Apologises To Diljit Dosanjh After Punjabi Singer Slams CJP Over Satluj Mockery

A public clash has turned into a public apology. Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party, has said sorry to Diljit Dosanjh after the singer hit back at him during a Delhi concert, warning, “Don’t teach Punjabis how to fight.” The row began with a protest, escalated over the film Satluj, and ended with Dipke asking Diljit to treat him like a younger brother and let it go. Back in June, students were protesting over the NEET paper leak controversy. Diljit said he wanted to stay away, and CJP supporters accused him of double standards, pointing to his support for the 2020 farmers’ agitation and his role as Jaswant Singh Khalra in Satluj. Dipke’s emotional Instagram note says the comment hurt, yet he remains an admirer who even attended Diljit’s Chicago concert. Diljit has not responded yet, and the truce looks fragile. Is this a genuine olive branch or a tactical retreat? The artist’s shield now meets the activist’s lens.