‘Cockroach Janata Party’ controversy deepens with Kiren Rijiju’s “foreign network support” allegation. Abhijeet Dipke claimed that 94% of the users are Indians. Mystery, confrontation and political tension increased over social media politics, George Soros connection, NEET-UG paper leak and digital movement.
New Delhi: A unique digital movement that started in the country amid the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy has now transformed into a big political struggle. The war of words between the ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ (CJP) and the Central Government, which is creating a storm on social media, has become very intense. After Union Minister Kiren Rijiju described the platform as being supported by Pakistan and George Soros, the organizer of the movement Abhijit Dipke has hit back and asked why the government is calling the Indian youth ‘Pakistani’?
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Minister’s sharp sarcasm and that ‘screenshot’ of 94% Indians
The controversy started when Union Minister Kiren Rijiju targeted this digital platform without taking its name. He wrote on Founder of ‘Cockroach Janata Party’ Abhijeet Dipke immediately responded to this serious allegation. Deepke shared as evidence a video screen recording from just before the account was hacked, which shows the demographics of his audience. Deepke challenged and wrote, “More than 94 percent of our viewers are from India. Why is a Union Minister calling Indian youth Pakistanis?”
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How a ‘satire’ empire was born from a courtroom comment?
This entire movement stems from a court hearing. The words like ‘cockroach’ and ‘parasite’ used by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant in reference to fake degrees of lawyers were taken by the youth on social media as a jibe at the employment and education system. The youth made it a ‘sarcastic protest platform’. Within no time, the popularity of this page increased so much that it left behind giants like BJP and Congress in terms of followers on Instagram. After the NEET-UG paper leak, about 10 lakh students registered on this platform and started a big campaign demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
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Accounts disappearing suddenly: hacking, ban or some big conspiracy?
The suspense deepened when Abhijit Dipke claimed that as soon as the campaign against the Education Minister was started, all-round action started against the organization. CJP’s main Instagram page, Deepke’s personal account and his X handle have either been suspended or hacked. Even his website has been taken offline and he is receiving death threats. Deepke said emotionally, “Action should have been taken against those who leaked the paper, but the cockroach Janata Party, which demands accountability in ‘New India’, is being crushed.” Currently, this digital war continues on the internet with a backup account named “Cockroach is Back”.