CJP Sacks Spokesperson Over Burger Video. "I'm Not Accountable," He Says - NDTV
CJP's spokesperson, Vijeta Dahiya, was removed over a viral video showing him eating a burger while protesting, sparking outrage and criticism for his actions. Dahiya's claims that he is not accountable to the people and that the criticism was "nonsense" have further fueled the controversy, highlighting the need for accountability and responsibility among public figures.

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CJP's spokesperson, Vijeta Dahiya, was removed over a viral video showing him eating a burger while protesting, sparking outrage and criticism for his actions. Dahiya's claims that he is not accountable to the people and that the criticism was "nonsense" have further fueled the controversy, highlighting the need for accountability and responsibility among public figures.
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**CJP Spokesperson Fired Over Viral Burger Video Amid Outrage**
In a move that has sent shockwaves across social media, the Communist Party of India (Marxist), commonly known as the Cockroach Party, has removed its spokesperson, Vijeta Dahiya, over a video that showed him eating a burger while protesting against the prices of essential commodities. The incident sparked widespread outrage, with many questioning the hypocrisy of protesting rising food costs while indulging in a luxury item. The controversy began when a video surfaced, showing Dahiya eating a burger at a protest rally on Monday.
Dahiya, responding to the backlash, claimed that he was not accountable to the people and that the criticism was "nonsense." His statement has raised questions about his understanding of the role of a spokesperson, who is expected to be a symbol of trust and integrity for the party. The removal of Dahiya comes as a response to the growing pressure from party members and sympathizers who felt that his actions were deeply insensitive.
The CJP has since condemned Dahiya's actions, calling them "deeply insensitive" and a slap in the face to those struggling to make ends meet. The party has stated that it will not condone such behavior from its representatives and has removed Dahiya from his post as spokesperson. This incident has brought into focus the need for accountability and responsibility among public figures, who are expected to uphold high standards of conduct.
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