CJP Founder Abhijit Deepke Sparks Political Debate

Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the satirical political outfit “Cockroach Janata Party (CJP)”, has sparked widespread discussion with his recent remarks on social media, political agenda, and fears of arrest. In an interview with The Red Mic, he claimed he might be directly taken to Tihar Jail by police upon landing in Delhi and said that many people in India are allegedly waiting for his arrest.

He also commented on unemployment and political narratives, stating that unemployed youth are often treated unfairly in society. Dipke further reacted to CJP’s growing popularity on Instagram, saying that having more followers does not solve real problems, and expressed concern over possible restrictions or bans on the party’s social media presence.

The Cockroach Janata Party has recently gained attention as a digital political satire movement representing unemployed youth and social media users. Although not officially registered, it has attracted significant online support, with over 3.5 lakh people reportedly signing up through a Google form. The movement continues to trend due to its controversial manifesto and growing Gen Z engagement.