where did it come from, who started using it, and why has it become controversial?

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The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is a political satire movement that emerged in May 2026. Its unusual name comes from a controversial remark that allegedly compared unemployed or protesting young people to "cockroaches" and "parasites." Instead of rejecting the insult, supporters reclaimed it as a symbol of resilience and protest.


The name gained attention after comments made during a Supreme Court hearing involving Chief Justice Surya Kant. The remarks were widely interpreted online as describing certain unemployed or politically active youth as "cockroaches." Although the comments were later clarified, the phrase had already gone viral across social media.

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