// est. May 2026 · underground
A party for the people the system forgot to count. Five demands. Zero sponsors. One large, stubborn swarm.
// live action updates & media
Transparency: These are party dispatches from CJP field coordinators. Cross-verify with the linked sources above or official press channels before republication.
Spokespersons Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka met with Union Ministers J.P. Nadda and Jitendra Singh at a neutral venue, formally submitting CJP's memorandum demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, a court-monitored SIT on NEET paper leaks, and Sonam Wangchuk's release.
Following a Delhi High Court directive, Sonam Wangchuk was moved from Safdarjung Hospital to Medanta, Gurugram. He continues his indefinite fast in solidarity with India's youth.
Despite police barricades, tear gas, and metro station closures, over 20,000 youth gathered in New Delhi for the largest student demonstration of 2026. Abhijeet Dipke ended his 48-hour fast on Wangchuk's counsel to focus on leading the movement's diplomatic strategy.
// live updates archive
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Delhi Police shifted Sonam Wangchuk to Safdarjung Hospital after his health deteriorated on day six of the Jantar Mantar sit-in against the NEET paper leak 2026 and the CJI cockroach remark.
Source: Party dispatch →CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke detained with 42 volunteers during the pre-dawn crackdown; released without charge after four hours.
Source: Party dispatch →Demanding Education Minister resignation, a court-monitored SIT into NEET/UPSC/SSC paper leaks, and reinstatement of deleted youth voter rolls.
Source: Party dispatch →Coordinators from 22 states confirm the peaceful Monsoon Session march will proceed. Assembly: Jantar Mantar, 10:00 AM.
Source: Party dispatch →First contingents from Delhi-NCR, Rajasthan and UP report to the assembly point. Water, ORS and first-aid stations set up along the permitted route to Parliament Street.
Source: Party dispatch →The peaceful, permitted march steps off from Jantar Mantar with a citizens' memorandum demanding the Education Minister's resignation and a court-monitored SIT into NEET, UPSC and SSC paper leaks 2026.
Source: Party dispatch →CJP delegation submits the five-point memorandum. Dipke continues the hunger strike on return to Jantar Mantar; medical volunteers monitor vitals hourly.
Source: Party dispatch →Despite police barricades, tear gas and metro station closures, over 20,000 youth gathered in New Delhi for the largest student demonstration of 2026. Abhijeet Dipke ended his 48-hour fast on Wangchuk's counsel to focus on leading the movement's diplomatic strategy.
Source: Party dispatch →Following a Delhi High Court directive, Sonam Wangchuk was moved from Safdarjung Hospital to Medanta, Gurugram. He continues his indefinite fast in solidarity with India's youth.
Source: Party dispatch →Spokespersons Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka met with Union Ministers J.P. Nadda and Jitendra Singh at a neutral venue, formally submitting CJP's memorandum demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, a court-monitored SIT on NEET paper leaks, and Sonam Wangchuk's release.
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// origin story
On May 15, 2026, the Chief Justice of India called unemployed youth "cockroaches." Within 48 hours, we had a party. Within 48 hours more, a swarm.
// five demands
Non-negotiable. Unsponsored. Written by the swarm, for the swarm.
Full transparency under the Right to Information Act. No more darkness.
No post-retirement rewards for sitting judges. The bench is not a queue.
EC accountability for voter roll deletions. Every cockroach gets a vote.
Honest policies for unemployed youth, not labels and lectures.
Protect the right to rant professionally. Memes are constitutional.
// as featured in
Wikipedia
“Indian satirical political movement founded on 16 May 2026.”
Times of India
“5-point manifesto attracts 40K members in 2 days.”
Times Now
“India's only social media-driven political formation.”
The Statesman
“More than 40,000 youths joined within days.”
Sunday Guardian
“Viral political satire taking over social media.”
// global press & international coverage
International outlets tracking the Cockroach Janta Party movement — from London to New York, Toronto to Sydney.
The Guardian
UK“India's viral cockroach party turns a slur into a mass youth movement.”
Associated Press
US“Satirical political outfit challenges accountability over paper-leak scandals.”
BBC News
UK“Youth-led swarm redefines protest politics ahead of India 2026.”
CBC News
Canada“Diaspora communities rally behind Delhi's Jantar Mantar sit-in.”
ABC News Australia
Australia“'Main Bhi Cockroach' — the meme that became a manifesto.”
Reuters
Global“Student rights activism goes viral, drawing international attention.”
// enlist worldwide
Open to residents of India and diaspora allies across US, UK, Canada, Australia & EU.
// frequently asked
// the swarm
Every name a vote. Every vote a roach. The swarm grows daily.