Abhijeet Dipke, Maharashtra is facing one of the most severe drought crises in its history, with farmers across Marathwada and Vidarbha struggling to survive. Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, the region you represent, has also been severely affected. You call yourself a social activist, but where is that activism when our farmers need support the most? Have you visited the drought-affected farmers of Marathwada or Vidarbha? Have you contributed anything to the CM Relief Fund to support farmers affected by this crisis? Government leaders have been visiting affected regions and working to serve the interests of our farmers. Even Raj Thackeray cancelled the Diwali festival at Shivaji Park to express solidarity with farmers who have lost their lives. Ordinary Marathi citizens are contributing to the CM Relief Fund to the best of their ability. When the government is working, leaders are showing solidarity, and common citizens are stepping forward, what exactly are you doing for Maharashtra’s farmers? Instead, you seem busy staging protest dramas for your Instagram reels or holidaying while farmers struggle to save their crops, livelihoods and families. Where is your Kranti now, Abhijeet Dipke? Is your activism limited to protests, social media reels and political theatrics? Social activism is not about manufacturing drama for the camera; it is about standing with people when they need you most. So, Abhijeet Dipke, before claiming to be a voice of the people, tell Maharashtra: what have you actually done for its drought-stricken farmers?