‘Cockroach Janata Party’ Goes Viral After Justice Surya Kant Remarks, Gains 45 Lakh Followers in 76 Hours
‘Cockroach Janata Party’ went viral after remarks linked to Justice Surya Kant, gaining over 45 lakh followers in 76 hours through an AI-powered social media campaign.
New Delhi: A satirical digital political movement called “Cockroach Janata Party” has gone viral across India after controversial remarks reportedly made by Supreme Court Chief Justice Justice Surya Kant. The online campaign reportedly gained more than 45 lakh followers within just 76 hours on social media platforms. The movement was launched by 30-year-old public relations student and former political social media volunteer Abhijit Dapke using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Canva designing tools.
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How the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ Started
According to reports, the controversy began during a court hearing when Chief Justice Justice Surya Kant allegedly remarked that some unemployed youth, who do not find a proper place in society, were becoming “like cockroaches” and criticising everyone in the form of RTI activists.
The remarks reportedly triggered anger among unemployed youth already facing issues such as:
- Unemployment
- Corruption
- Falling value of the rupee
- Fuel price rise
- Paper leak controversies
Abhijit Dapke Launches Digital Political Campaign
Following the controversy, Abhijit Dapke launched the “Cockroach Janata Party.”
He reportedly stated that if the system considers youth as “cockroaches,” then those “cockroaches” would unite and show their strength.
Reports said the campaign quickly went viral on:
- X
- Other social media platforms
The campaign reportedly crossed more than 45 lakh followers within 76 hours.
AI and Canva Used to Create the Party
The report stated that the online political movement was created using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Canva designing tools.
A formal constitution, separate website, and a five-point manifesto were also reportedly prepared for the satirical party.
Justice Surya Kant Later Clarifies Statement
Later, Chief Justice Justice Surya Kant reportedly clarified that his statement had been presented incorrectly.
He said his remarks were aimed only at people using fake degrees to mislead the system.
However, by then the issue had already turned into a large online protest and satire trend on social media.
‘Cockroach Janata Party’ Calls Itself Voice of Unemployed
The “Cockroach Janata Party” described itself as the “voice of lazy and unemployed people.”
The party’s slogan was reportedly declared as:
“Secular, Socialist, Democratic and Lazy”
Conditions for Party Membership
The party also announced unusual membership conditions.
According to the party, a member should:
- Be unemployed voluntarily or compulsorily
- Use phone or internet for at least 11 hours daily
- Continuously raise public issues on social media
Five-Point Manifesto Draws Attention
The party’s five-point manifesto has also become a major topic of discussion online.
The manifesto reportedly demands:
- No Rajya Sabha seat for any Chief Justice after retirement
- Action under the UAPA law against the Chief Election Commissioner if names of eligible voters are deleted from voter lists
- 50 percent reservation for women in Parliament and Cabinet
The manifesto also states that:
- Media licences controlled by corporate institutions should be cancelled and independent media should be prioritised
- MLAs or MPs elected from one party and later joining another party should be barred from contesting elections for 20 years
Party Claims Transparency in Donations
The “Cockroach Janata Party” also claimed that it would remain under the RTI framework and would not accept any kind of secret donations.
The campaign continues to gain traction on social media platforms across the country.
The satirical “Cockroach Janata Party” launched by Abhijit Dapke has become a major viral trend after controversial remarks linked to Chief Justice Justice Surya Kant. The AI-powered online campaign reportedly gained over 45 lakh followers within 76 hours and sparked widespread discussion over unemployment, governance, social media activism, and political satire in India.
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