WORLD● LOW3d ago · Oct 11, 2026, 4:36 AM
‘Delhi Police is lying’: Abhijeet Dipke’s mother says family unable to contact him, grandmother’s last rites postponed
economictimes_indiatimes · india · south asia
Anita Dipke has expressed concerns over her son Abhijeet Dipke's inability to communicate from police custody. His grandmother passed away recently in Hingoli, Maharashtra, after a long illness. According to the family, last rites have been postponed until he can attend. Delhi Police contends that he was informed about the situation and offered help to return home.
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