cockroach janta party
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Welcome to cjpparty.com — the official Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) website. India's most authoritative satirical youth movement. We demand justice, representation, and our fundamental right to do absolutely nothing.
The Core Manifesto
Our 5 Demands
We aren't just a meme. We stand for radical institutional reform. Here is what the Cockroach Janta Party is fighting for.
No Rajya Sabha Seats for Retired CJIs
Ensure judicial independence by restricting Supreme Court judges from entering the Rajya Sabha immediately post-retirement.
UAPA for Vote Deletion
Enforce strict penal laws against authorities who systematically delete verified citizen votes and undermine democracy.
50% Women's Reservation in Parliament
Equal representation natively. We demand 50% reservation for women in forming the country's policies.
Cancel Corporate Media Licences
Abolish media monopolies that function as political wings. Revoke licenses of organizations failing journalistic integrity.
20-Year Ban on Political Defectors
Eradicate horse-trading. Politicians who betray their voters by switching parties face an absolute 20-year ban from elections.
What is Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)?
Cockroach Janta Party — also called Cockroach Janata Party, Cockroach People's Party, or simply CJP Party — is India's viral satirical youth political movement. Founded by Abhijeet Dipke in May 2026 after CJI Surya Kant controversially compared unemployed youth to cockroaches, CJP has grown from a single tweet into a 22 million+ follower movement covered by BBC, Economic Times, and India Today.
Satire with Substance
CJP uses humour and memes to highlight serious issues: unemployment, corporate media bias, judicial conflicts of interest, and erosion of democratic institutions. The 5 demands in the CJP manifesto address real problems facing India.
Digital-First Movement
With a smartphone as its election symbol, CJP is India's first truly digital political movement. No rallies, no pamphlets — just Instagram Reels, viral memes, and the #MainBhiCockroach hashtag that has been used millions of times across platforms.
Youth Leadership
CJP is run by and for India's Gen Z. Founder Abhijeet Dipke (age 30, Boston University graduate) built a 22M+ follower movement in under two weeks. Political figures like Mahua Moitra, Kirti Azad, and Akhilesh Yadav have publicly supported the movement.
CJP Latest News & Keywords
What the world is searching about the Cockroach Janta Party right now.
"Lo Hum Phir Aa Gaye" — CJP Vows to Continue Until Pradhan Sacked
CJP warns July 20 march was "just a trailer". Spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka says millions more will come to Delhi if government fails to act. Leadership prepared to face UAPA and NSA.
CJP Refuses Nadda's Residence for Talks, Offers Neutral Venue
CJP says it won't visit JP Nadda's residence for further talks but remains open to meeting at Jantar Mantar or Constitution Club. Three demands submitted: release Wangchuk, sack Pradhan, Rs 1 crore compensation.
Over 100,000 March on Parliament — Police Use Tear Gas
The Sansad Chalo march saw baton charges, tear gas, and 150 injured. Abhijeet Dipke detained. Global media from BBC to Al Jazeera cover the largest youth protest in Delhi in years.
CJP Sacks Spokesperson Vijeta Dahiya After Burger Video
Dahiya removed as spokesperson after videos surfaced of him at a fast-food outlet during the Parliament march. Party calls his conduct "deeply insensitive" and inconsistent with movement values.
The Independent: Why Millions of Indians Call Themselves Cockroaches
The Independent's feature traces CJP from a CJI courtroom remark to 20.5M Instagram followers and a Parliament march. Calls it one of India's fastest-growing youth movements.
Diplomat: "There Is Zero Accountability" — Cockroaches Question Modi
The Diplomat reports from Jantar Mantar: people of all ages, from all walks of life, demanding Pradhan's resignation. CJP now described as "a movement asking tough questions."
CJP Meets JP Nadda — First Government Engagement
CJP spokespersons Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka meet Union Health Minister JP Nadda for 10 minutes. Nadda assures demands will be discussed internally. First official government engagement with CJP movement.
Sonam Wangchuk Forcibly Removed from Jantar Mantar
Police in plain clothes enter protest site and remove Wangchuk on day 21 of his hunger strike. He is admitted to Safdarjung Hospital against his will. Calls Sansad Chalo march "India's second freedom movement."
Protests Spread to Nagpur, Bhubaneshwar, Bangalore
Solidarity protests erupt across Indian cities. Opposition leaders Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi stage protest outside PM Modi's residence. Rahul calls for Modi and Amit Shah to resign.
Modi's Midnight Video on CJP: "Democracy Allows Satire"
PM Modi releases a late-night video addressing the CJP movement for the first time. He calls it a "youthful expression" of democracy but warns against "disrupting law and order." CJP reacts: "First they ignore us, now they video us."
CJP Calls Nationwide Protest for July 24
After Modi's midnight video, CJP announces a nationwide protest across 50+ cities on July 24. Abhijeet Dipke says "If the PM has time for a video, he has time to sack Pradhan." Second round of talks set at Constitution Club.
Education Secretary Removed After NEET Leak Outcry
Government transfers Education Secretary Sanjay Kumar following growing pressure from CJP protests. CJP calls it a "distraction tactic" and reiterates demand for Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
Abhijeet Dipke Hospitalized, Returns to Jantar Mantar
CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke admitted to AIIMS Delhi after collapsing from exhaustion at protest site. After 6 hours of observation he discharged himself and returned to Jantar Mantar declaring: "Cockroaches don't quit."
Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike
After 26 days on hunger strike at Jantar Mantar, activist Sonam Wangchuk agrees to end his fast following medical intervention. CJP hails his sacrifice as the "spark that lit the fire." Wangchuk says he will continue the fight through other means.
Abhijeet Dipke
Founder, CJP
"They called us cockroaches. We built a movement."
How the Swarm Began.
The Insult
The Chief Justice of India historically referred to youth casually as "cockroaches", sparking outrage.
#MainBhiCockroach
India's Gen-Z took the insult as a badge of honor. The hashtag began trending massively.
Foundation
Abhijeet Dipke officially forms the Cockroach Janta Party, embracing the "lazy & unemployed" label satirically.
Exponential Growth
The movement crosses 22M+ followers across platforms, uniting the youth behind 5 radical demands.
Frequently Asked Questions
The truth about the CJP Party explained.