RSS Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar has weighed in on the rapidly growing Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) that emerged as the voice of Gen Z, a viral social media phenomenon that has overtaken Indian political parties including the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The RSS leader said that public debate, criticism and differing opinions are a normal part of a healthy democracy and should not cause alarm. He also said that Gen Z had “tremendous faith in India” and was very "hopeful".The remarks come as the satirical online movement continues to dominate social media conversations, attracting millions of followers and triggering political debate across the country.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/cockroach-janta-party-s-x-account-to-stay-blocked-delhi-hc-declines-to-order-immediate-restoration-abhijeet-dipke-1780037483425">Cockroach Janta Party's X account to stay blocked: Delhi HC declines to order immediate restoration</a><h2>India, a healthy democracy</h2>Speaking to reporters, RSS Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar said India's democratic system is strong enough to accommodate a wide range of views and opinions.In what is being seen as RSS's most direct response yet to the controversy surrounding the Cockroach Janta Party, which became a phenomenon after the Chief Justice of India Surya Kant described unemployed youth as "cockroaches". Notably, the CJI later clarified that his comments had been misquoted and were aimed at people holding fake degrees; the issue had already evolved into a major online movement."We are an aware society and we follow the democratic process. Within that democratic process, we have transparent elections, an open media, and now social media as well. Open forums take place every day. So, I believe that in a democracy, any kind of discussion and people expressing differing opinions should not be taken as a shock. They should be considered a part of the normal process," Ambekar said.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-s-students-deserve-better-cockroach-janata-party-revives-petition-targeting-edu-minister-dharmendra-pradhan-neet-2026-paper-leak-1779774614724">'India’s students deserve better': Cockroach Janata Party revives petition targeting Edu Minister Dharmendra Pradhan</a><h2>Cockroach Janta Party's alleged Pakistan links</h2>Since the CJP's launch, some BJP leaders have questioned the party's intentions. Additionally, accusations of foreign influence and alleged Pakistani links have also been circulating online. Some users claimed that "citizens from Pakistan, Bangladesh and the USA form 77% of their Instagram followers," while "India contributes only 9%." Slamming trolls, Dipke shared a screenshot of the account's audience breakdown, which showed that Indians make up 94.7 per cent of its followers. The Cockroach Janta Party founder questioned: "Why would you call 94% of Indian youth Pakistanis?"Separately, the group's X account remains blocked, despite a plea in the Delhi High Court. On Friday (May 29) the High Court refused to order the immediate restoration of the X account. While hearing a plea by CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke challenging the blocking of the party's X handle by the government on national security grounds, Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav directed a review panel to examine the matter.<h2>What did Ambekar say about Gen Z?</h2>Praising India's youth, Ambekar said that the younger generation remains hopeful about the nation's future. He insisted that whatever the issue, there are democratic ways to raise it."Our younger generation, sometimes called Gen Z, is very hopeful. They have tremendous faith in India. Whatever they do is within the constitutional process. Their contribution is towards taking India forward. The youth of our country have invested all their energy into this, and that is why the nation is progressing in every field," he said.&nbsp; &nbsp;

As the Gen Z-led Cockroach Janta Party explodes online and faces scrutiny over alleged foreign links, RSS leader Sunil Ambekar says debate, criticism and differing opinions are normal in a democracy. He also made a notable remark about India's youth. What exactly did he say about CJP, Gen Z?

RSS Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar has weighed in on the rapidly growing Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) that emerged as the voice of Gen Z, a viral social media phenomenon that has overtaken Indian political parties including the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The RSS leader said that public debate, criticism and differing opinions are a normal part of a healthy democracy and should not cause alarm. He also said that Gen Z had “tremendous faith in India” and was very "hopeful". The remarks come as the satirical online movement continues to dominate social media conversations, attracting millions of followers and triggering political debate across the country. Also read | Cockroach Janta Party's X account to stay blocked: Delhi HC declines to order immediate restoration India, a healthy democracy Speaking to reporters, RSS Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar said India's democratic system is strong enough to accommodate a wide range of views and opinions. In what is being seen as RSS's most direct response yet to the controversy surrounding the Cockroach Janta Party, which became a phenomenon after the Chief Justice of India Surya Kant described unemployed youth as "cockroaches". Notably, the CJI later clarified that his comments had been misquoted and were aimed at people holding fake degrees; the issue had already evolved into a major online movement. "We are an aware society and we follow the democratic process. Within that democratic process, we have transparent elections, an open media, and now social media as well. Open forums take place every day. So, I believe that in a democracy, any kind of discussion and people expressing differing opinions should not be taken as a shock. They should be considered a part of the normal process," Ambekar said. Also read | 'India’s students deserve better': Cockroach Janata Party revives petition targeting Edu Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Cockroach Janta Party's alleged Pakistan links Since the CJP's launch, some BJP leaders have questioned the party's intentions. Additionally, accusations of foreign influence and alleged Pakistani links have also been circulating online. Some users claimed that "citizens from Pakistan, Bangladesh and the USA form 77% of their Instagram followers," while "India contributes only 9%." Slamming trolls, Dipke shared a screenshot of the account's audience breakdown, which showed that Indians make up 94.7 per cent of its followers. The Cockroach Janta Party founder questioned: "Why would you call 94% of Indian youth Pakistanis?" Separately, the group's X account remains blocked, despite a plea in the Delhi High Court. On Friday (May 29) the High Court refused to order the immediate restoration of the X account. While hearing a plea by CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke challenging the blocking of the party's X handle by the government on national security grounds, Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav directed a review panel to examine the matter. What did Ambekar say about Gen Z? Praising India's youth, Ambekar said that the younger generation remains hopeful about the nation's future. He insisted that whatever the issue, there are democratic ways to raise it. "Our younger generation, sometimes called Gen Z, is very hopeful. They have tremendous faith in India. Whatever they do is within the constitutional process. Their contribution is towards taking India forward. The youth of our country have invested all their energy into this, and that is why the nation is progressing in every field," he said.

As the Gen Z-led Cockroach Janta Party explodes online and faces scrutiny over alleged foreign links, RSS leader Sunil Ambekar says debate, criticism and differing opinions are normal in a democracy. He also made a notable remark about India's youth. What exactly did he say about CJP, Gen Z?

RSS leader Sunil Ambekar weighs in on viral Cockroach Janta Party, says Gen Z has 'tremendous faith' in India

Abhijeet Dipke, the man behind the viral satirical movement, the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), has renewed his push for the resignation of Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. In a post on social media, Dipke announced that the CJP website was back online, and said that the petition "to sack" Union Minister Pradhan was live again.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/-we-can-get-you-killed-even-in-america-cockroach-janata-party-founder-shares-alarming-death-threat-messages-1779437275390">'We can get you murdered even in America': Cockroach Janta Party founder receives alarming death threats</a><h2>"Cockroaches survive everything"</h2>Days after the Cockroach Janata Party's website and social media were taken down, Dipke announced, "Cockroaches survive everything; the CJP movement will be no different." He added that the movement aims to collect one million signatures demanding the removal of Dharmendra Pradhan, accusing him of mishandling the education and examination system. "Sign up, because India’s students deserve better than an Education Minister who treats exams like a practical joke," he wrote.Already, over 580,000 people have signed the petition for the removal of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.<img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2026/20260526/image-1779774655351.png"><h2>Why does the CJP want Dharmendra Pradhan sacked?</h2>The satirical protest movement, which has gained traction online in recent days, wants Pradhan sacked over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy."The education system is compromised. From the tragic loss of students who died by suicide to the millions of futures broken by a decade of paper leaks, this failure cannot go ignored. There must be consequences," reads the petition page on the CJP website.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/cockroach-janata-party-founder-reacts-to-pakistan-followers-claim-says-i-know-you-are-desperately-trying-to-1779436144996">Cockroach Janta Party founder reacts to 'Pakistan followers' claim, says ‘I know you are desperately trying to...’</a>This year's NEET UG exam was cancelled on May 12 following allegations of a coordinated paper leak. The exam, conducted on May 3 across 551 cities in India and 14 cities abroad, saw participation from over 22 lakh candidates. A reexamination is scheduled for June 21. According to reports, at least 14 NEET-linked students have committed suicide so far over the paper leak controversy.

The Cockroach Janata Party is back online and once again demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over the NEET-UG paper leak row. Abhijeet Dipke says the movement has already gathered lakhs of signatures despite takedowns, threats and hacking. Scroll down to read more.

Abhijeet Dipke, the man behind the viral satirical movement, the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), has renewed his push for the resignation of Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. In a post on social media, Dipke announced that the CJP website was back online, and said that the petition "to sack" Union Minister Pradhan was live again. Also read | 'We can get you murdered even in America': Cockroach Janta Party founder receives alarming death threats "Cockroaches survive everything" Days after the Cockroach Janata Party's website and social media were taken down, Dipke announced, "Cockroaches survive everything; the CJP movement will be no different." He added that the movement aims to collect one million signatures demanding the removal of Dharmendra Pradhan, accusing him of mishandling the education and examination system. "Sign up, because India’s students deserve better than an Education Minister who treats exams like a practical joke," he wrote. Already, over 580,000 people have signed the petition for the removal of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Why does the CJP want Dharmendra Pradhan sacked? The satirical protest movement, which has gained traction online in recent days, wants Pradhan sacked over the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy. "The education system is compromised. From the tragic loss of students who died by suicide to the millions of futures broken by a decade of paper leaks, this failure cannot go ignored. There must be consequences," reads the petition page on the CJP website. Also read | Cockroach Janta Party founder reacts to 'Pakistan followers' claim, says ‘I know you are desperately trying to...’ This year's NEET UG exam was cancelled on May 12 following allegations of a coordinated paper leak. The exam, conducted on May 3 across 551 cities in India and 14 cities abroad, saw participation from over 22 lakh candidates. A reexamination is scheduled for June 21. According to reports, at least 14 NEET-linked students have committed suicide so far over the paper leak controversy.

The Cockroach Janata Party is back online and once again demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over the NEET-UG paper leak row. Abhijeet Dipke says the movement has already gathered lakhs of signatures despite takedowns, threats and hacking. Scroll down to read more.

'India’s students deserve better': Cockroach Janata Party revives petition targeting Edu Minister Dharmendra Pradhan

Abhijeet Dipke, the man behind the viral political satire movement Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), on Saturday (May 23) claimed that multiple social media accounts linked to the group had been taken down or hacked amid growing controversy surrounding the page. In a series of posts on X, Dipke alleged that the organisation was facing a coordinated "crackdown" after its sharp criticism of the government over the NEET-UG paper leak controversy and unemployment issues.&nbsp;Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/cockroach-janata-party-founder-reacts-to-pakistan-followers-claim-says-i-know-you-are-desperately-trying-to-1779436144996">Cockroach Janta Party founder reacts to 'Pakistan followers' claim, says ‘I know you are desperately trying to...’</a><h2>Cockroach Janta Party's Instagram hacked?</h2>"Crackdown on Cockroach Janta Party," Dipke wrote in one post, before listing the alleged actions taken against the group. "Instagram page hacked. My personal Instagram hacked. Twitter account withheld. Backup account also taken down," he claimed.In another post, Dipke said the group has lost access to all its online platforms and warned followers against believing any new content posted from those accounts. "Please note that we currently do not have access to any of our platforms. Any post made after this should not be considered an official statement from the Cockroach Janta Party," he wrote.Soon after, Dipke also accused authorities of targeting the CJP instead of focusing on the NEET-UG paper leak case, which has triggered nationwide outrage among students and parents. "Action should have been taken against the Education Minister for the paper leak. For the student who lost his life due to the government’s failure," Dipke posted."But in New India, action is being taken against the Cockroach Janta Party for demanding accountability," he added.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/-we-can-get-you-killed-even-in-america-cockroach-janata-party-founder-shares-alarming-death-threat-messages-1779437275390">'We can get you murdered even in America': Cockroach Janta Party founder shares alarming death threat messages</a><h2>Cockroach Janta Party: Political movement or just a social media phenomenon</h2>The Cockroach Janta Party exploded into a social media phenomenon earlier this month after turning Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s controversial "cockroaches" remark into a meme-driven political movement that resonated strongly with frustrated students and unemployed youth online. The party's rapid rise, amid the NEET controversy, pushed the political satire movement into national headlines, with follower counts surging into the millions, overtaking the accounts of the BJP and Congress within days.The movement has also faced intense backlash online, including accusations from critics that foreign audiences and Pakistani elements were amplifying its reach. Dipke has denied the allegations while sharing screenshots claiming that over 94 per cent of the audience was based in India.

Viral Cockroach Janata Party facing a digital ‘crackdown’? Founder Abhijeet Dipke claims the party’s Instagram pages were hacked, its Twitter accounts were withheld, and its backups were taken down after criticism over the NEET-UG paper leak.

What exactly happened to the accounts?

Abhijeet Dipke, the man behind the viral political satire movement Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), on Saturday (May 23) claimed that multiple social media accounts linked to the group had been taken down or hacked amid growing controversy surrounding the page. In a series of posts on X, Dipke alleged that the organisation was facing a coordinated "crackdown" after its sharp criticism of the government over the NEET-UG paper leak controversy and unemployment issues. Also read | Cockroach Janta Party founder reacts to 'Pakistan followers' claim, says ‘I know you are desperately trying to...’ Cockroach Janta Party's Instagram hacked? "Crackdown on Cockroach Janta Party," Dipke wrote in one post, before listing the alleged actions taken against the group. "Instagram page hacked. My personal Instagram hacked. Twitter account withheld. Backup account also taken down," he claimed. In another post, Dipke said the group has lost access to all its online platforms and warned followers against believing any new content posted from those accounts. "Please note that we currently do not have access to any of our platforms. Any post made after this should not be considered an official statement from the Cockroach Janta Party," he wrote. Soon after, Dipke also accused authorities of targeting the CJP instead of focusing on the NEET-UG paper leak case, which has triggered nationwide outrage among students and parents. "Action should have been taken against the Education Minister for the paper leak. For the student who lost his life due to the government’s failure," Dipke posted. "But in New India, action is being taken against the Cockroach Janta Party for demanding accountability," he added. Also read | 'We can get you murdered even in America': Cockroach Janta Party founder shares alarming death threat messages Cockroach Janta Party: Political movement or just a social media phenomenon The Cockroach Janta Party exploded into a social media phenomenon earlier this month after turning Chief Justice of India Surya Kant’s controversial "cockroaches" remark into a meme-driven political movement that resonated strongly with frustrated students and unemployed youth online. The party's rapid rise, amid the NEET controversy, pushed the political satire movement into national headlines, with follower counts surging into the millions, overtaking the accounts of the BJP and Congress within days. The movement has also faced intense backlash online, including accusations from critics that foreign audiences and Pakistani elements were amplifying its reach. Dipke has denied the allegations while sharing screenshots claiming that over 94 per cent of the audience was based in India.

Viral Cockroach Janta Party facing a digital ‘crackdown’? Founder Abhijeet Dipke claims the party’s Instagram pages were hacked, its Twitter accounts were withheld, and its backups were taken down after criticism over the NEET-UG paper leak.What exactly happened to the accounts?

'No access to any platforms': What’s happening to Cockroach Janta Party? Founder Abhijeet Dipke claims Instagram accounts hacked amid 'crackdown'

Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke on Friday (May 22) shared screenshots of abusive messages and alleged intimidation attempts amid a growing controversy over the group's social media following. "Receiving death threats now," Dipke wrote on X while posting a screenshot of threatening WhatsApp messages sent from an unknown number. The messages warned him to shut down his account and even threatened his life. They come as the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) continues to dominate online political discourse. The threats surfaced just as Dipke found himself at the centre of another viral controversy, this time over claims that a large chunk of the CJP’s Instagram followers were allegedly from Pakistan and other foreign countries.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/cockroach-janata-party-founder-reacts-to-pakistan-followers-claim-says-i-know-you-are-desperately-trying-to-1779436144996">Cockroach Janta Party founder reacts to 'Pakistan followers' claim, says ‘I know you are desperately trying to...’</a><h2>Cockroach Janta Party founder receives death threats</h2>Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of Cockroach Janta Party, which began as satire over controversial remarks made earlier this month by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, has, in the past few days, erupted into an internet phenomenon. Within days of the party's "launch", its Instagram account accumulated a whopping 18 million followers. The sudden popularity allegedly led to several hacking attempts, and now the haters are apparently sending death threats to Dipke.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/what-is-oggy-janata-party-that-claims-to-expose-cockroach-janta-party-s-agenda-1779372950040">What is Oggy Janata Party that claims to expose Cockroach Janta Party’s agenda?</a>"America m bhi Marwa denge tujhe" (We can get you murdered even in America), read one of the alarming messages in screenshots shared by Dipke on X. According to the screenshots, the messages were sent around 2 am by an unknown individual, who allegedly told Dipke to either shut down the Cockroach Janta Party account or join the BJP (Bharatiya Janta Party), before issuing a death threat. It must be noted that the messages were sent from an unidentified number, and it has not been confirmed whether the person behind them has any affiliation with the BJP.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Receiving death threats now. <a href="https://t.co/agCy94jXEf">pic.twitter.com/agCy94jXEf</a>&mdash; Abhijeet Dipke (@abhijeet_dipke) <a href="https://twitter.com/abhijeet_dipke/status/2057725482594894108?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 22, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Pakistan followers controversy</h2>The debate over the Cockroach Janta Party's alleged Pakistan followers erupted after the satire page crossed 15 million followers on Instagram, a number that has now climbed past 18 million. Soon after, screenshots claiming to show follower analytics began circulating online. Several users alleged that Pakistan, Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia and Turkey featured prominently among the account's audience base, with some critics accusing the page of being artificially boosted.Dipke strongly pushed back against the claims. Sharing what he described as the "real data" from the account’s analytics, the CJP founder claimed that Indians make up nearly 95 per cent of the page’s followers. "Why would you call 94% of Indian youth Pakistanis?" he wrote in one post.

Is the man behind the viral Cockroach Janata Party now receiving death threats? Founder Abhijeet Dipke has shared screenshots of threatening messages telling him to shut down the account or "join BJP." Scroll down to read more.

Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke on Friday (May 22) shared screenshots of abusive messages and alleged intimidation attempts amid a growing controversy over the group's social media following. "Receiving death threats now," Dipke wrote on X while posting a screenshot of threatening WhatsApp messages sent from an unknown number. The messages warned him to shut down his account and even threatened his life. They come as the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) continues to dominate online political discourse. The threats surfaced just as Dipke found himself at the centre of another viral controversy, this time over claims that a large chunk of the CJP’s Instagram followers were allegedly from Pakistan and other foreign countries. Also read | Cockroach Janta Party founder reacts to 'Pakistan followers' claim, says ‘I know you are desperately trying to...’ Cockroach Janta Party founder receives death threats Abhijeet Dipke, the founder of Cockroach Janta Party, which began as satire over controversial remarks made earlier this month by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, has, in the past few days, erupted into an internet phenomenon. Within days of the party's "launch", its Instagram account accumulated a whopping 18 million followers. The sudden popularity allegedly led to several hacking attempts, and now the haters are apparently sending death threats to Dipke. Also read | What is Oggy Janata Party that claims to expose Cockroach Janta Party’s agenda? "America m bhi Marwa denge tujhe" (We can get you murdered even in America), read one of the alarming messages in screenshots shared by Dipke on X. According to the screenshots, the messages were sent around 2 am by an unknown individual, who allegedly told Dipke to either shut down the Cockroach Janta Party account or join the BJP (Bharatiya Janta Party), before issuing a death threat. It must be noted that the messages were sent from an unidentified number, and it has not been confirmed whether the person behind them has any affiliation with the BJP.

Is the man behind the viral Cockroach Janta Party now receiving death threats? Founder Abhijeet Dipke has shared screenshots of threatening messages telling him to shut down the account or "join BJP." Scroll down to read more.

'We can get you murdered even in America': Cockroach Janta Party founder shares alarming death threat messages

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