Dipke also targeted Amit Shah over the July 20 police action against CJP protesters who attempted to march towards Parliament, saying he should apologise in Parliament.
Abhijeet Dipke claimed that they faced similar refusal at other venues nearby and alleged that people were being "intimidated" against providing venues to the CJP for its meetings.
The CJP founder also said the outfit would rely on crowdfunding in future, while dismissing suggestions that his studies were funded through family wealth.
Dipke vomited after feeling uneasy while meeting people at his residence in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar; he had earlier said he was recovering from typhoid.
Recalling the start of the agitation, Anita Dipke said her tears had turned from worry to joy, adding that she believes her son will continue working in the social sector rather than enter politics.
