What is ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ and why was it formed? More than 70 thousand people joined in 2 days; Manifesto also released

These days, a name is being discussed in Indian politics, which was initially considered just like a meme on the internet. But now the same ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ seems to be emerging from social media and taking the form of a big public support campaign. It is being claimed that within just three days of its launch, more than 70 thousand people have joined this party.

The root of this entire debate became a controversial comment, in which Chief Justice of India Surya Kant had compared unemployed youth to cockroaches. As soon as the statement came out, sharp reactions started on social media. However, it was later clarified that the statement was presented in the wrong context and its purpose was not to insult the unemployed youth of the country.

How did ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ start?

After this entire controversy, former social media worker of Aam Aadmi Party, Abhijit Dipke put forward the idea of ​​’Cockroach Janata Party’. Initially it was seen as a meme, but soon thousands of people started connecting with it. On the official website of the party, it has been described as the voice of the lazy and unemployed. The website reads: “A political party for those ignored by the system. 5 demands, no sponsors, a huge, determined crowd.”

Which leaders joined?

The discussion about this party became more intense when Trinamool Congress MPs Mahua Moitra and Kirti Azad also reacted to it. Both the leaders expressed interest in this matter on social media, after which this issue reached political circles. Both also joined it. Many users on social media are calling it a symbol of the displeasure of the youth.

What is the party’s manifesto?

Like other political parties, ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ has also released its manifesto, which has made a lot of headlines on the internet. The party has included many big and controversial issues in its agenda. The manifesto talks about giving 50 percent reservation for women. Apart from this, demands like action against biased media and anchors, not giving Rajya Sabha seats to Chief Justices after retirement and strict ban on political defection are also included.

What was the whole matter?

During a court hearing held on May 15, the Chief Justice had said that unemployed youth are now “attacking everyone” by posing as journalists, activists and social media users, leading to massive protests on social media.