The Cockroach Janta Party has taken social media by storm, drawing thousands of people with each passing day and sparking curiosity about whether it is a real political party or an online joke.

The movement is a satirical political campaign that has emerged in response to controversial remarks by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant.

On Friday, Kant said during an open court hearing that “parasites” were attacking the system, and equated the youngsters to cockroaches “who don’t get any employment and don’t have any place in a profession”.

Kant later clarified his remarks, saying his commitment related to some people acquiring fraudulent degrees, and did not target India’s youth, whom he called “the pillars of a developed India”.

Yet, his comments triggered considerable ire, after which the new ‘party’ began circulating rapidly on social media platforms, and has since garnered 3.7 million followers.

The Cockroach Janta Party has taken social media by storm, drawing thousands of people with each passing day and sparking curiosity about whether it is a real political party or an online joke.

The movement is a satirical political campaign that has emerged in response to controversial remarks by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant.

On Friday, Kant said during an open court hearing that “parasites” were attacking the system, and equated the youngsters to cockroaches “who don’t get any employment and don’t have any place in a profession”.

Kant later clarified his remarks, saying his commitment related to some people acquiring fraudulent degrees, and did not target India’s youth, whom he called “the pillars of a developed India”.

Yet, his comments triggered considerable ire, after which the new ‘party’ began circulating rapidly on social media platforms, and has since garnered 3.7 million followers.

The Cockroach Janta Party has taken social media by storm, drawing thousands of people with each passing day and sparking curiosity about whether it is a real political party or an online joke.

The movement is a satirical political campaign that has emerged in response to controversial remarks by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant.

On Friday, Kant said during an open court hearing that “parasites” were attacking the system, and equated the youngsters to cockroaches “who don’t get any employment and don’t have any place in a profession”.

Kant later clarified his remarks, saying his commitment related to some people acquiring fraudulent degrees, and did not target India’s youth, whom he called “the pillars of a developed India”.

Yet, his comments triggered considerable ire, after which the new ‘party’ began circulating rapidly on social media platforms, and has since garnered 3.7 million followers.

The Cockroach Janta Party has taken social media by storm, drawing thousands of people with each passing day and sparking curiosity about whether it is a real political party or an online joke.

The movement is a satirical political campaign that has emerged in response to controversial remarks by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant.

On Friday, Kant said during an open court hearing that “parasites” were attacking the system, and equated the youngsters to cockroaches “who don’t get any employment and don’t have any place in a profession”.

Kant later clarified his remarks, saying his commitment related to some people acquiring fraudulent degrees, and did not target India’s youth, whom he called “the pillars of a developed India”.

Yet, his comments triggered considerable ire, after which the new ‘party’ began circulating rapidly on social media platforms, and has since garnered 3.7 million followers.

The Cockroach Janta Party has taken social media by storm, drawing thousands of people with each passing day and sparking curiosity about whether it is a real political party or an online joke.

The movement is a satirical political campaign that has emerged in response to controversial remarks by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant.

On Friday, Kant said during an open court hearing that “parasites” were attacking the system, and equated the youngsters to cockroaches “who don’t get any employment and don’t have any place in a profession”.

Kant later clarified his remarks, saying his commitment related to some people acquiring fraudulent degrees, and did not target India’s youth, whom he called “the pillars of a developed India”.

Yet, his comments triggered considerable ire, after which the new ‘party’ began circulating rapidly on social media platforms, and has since garnered 3.7 million followers.

The Cockroach Janta Party has taken social media by storm, drawing thousands of people with each passing day and sparking curiosity about whether it is a real political party or an online joke.

The movement is a satirical political campaign that has emerged in response to controversial remarks by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant.

On Friday, Kant said during an open court hearing that “parasites” were attacking the system, and equated the youngsters to cockroaches “who don’t get any employment and don’t have any place in a profession”.

Kant later clarified his remarks, saying his commitment related to some people acquiring fraudulent degrees, and did not target India’s youth, whom he called “the pillars of a developed India”.

Yet, his comments triggered considerable ire, after which the new ‘party’ began circulating rapidly on social media platforms, and has since garnered 3.7 million followers.