Dipke criticized the central administration for attempting to control citizens' dietary habits, personal relationships, and voting choices through manipulated electoral revisions. Recounting his recent detention alongside party colleagues Sourav Das and Ashutosh Rankar for carrying the Indian Tricolour at Jantar Mantar, Dipke drew sharp parallels between the current regime and British colonial rule, asserting that the government was trying to suppress youth dissent. The protest event, which followed a march led by actor Prakash Raj from Marine Drive to Rajendra Maidan, drew large crowds of youth and cultural leaders demanding independent electoral institutions.