Even in Emergency, trains ran on time: CJP's Abhijit Dipke slams Delhi clampdown

Communist Party of India (Marxist) leader Abhijit Dipke has criticized the Delhi administration's handling of recent developments, drawing a historical comparison to India's Emergency period.
Dipke remarked that even during the Emergency—a time marked by severe restrictions on civil liberties—essential services including train operations continued to function normally. His comment appears directed at disruptions in Delhi's public services amid the current clampdown.
The CPI(M) leader's statement reflects opposition concern over administrative measures in the national capital. His invocation of the Emergency era underscores criticism that contemporary governance decisions are affecting routine service delivery and citizen access to basic infrastructure.



