By Admin 
Cockroach Janata Party founder Abhijit Deepke has responded to the statement of Union Minister Kiren Rijiju. Rijiju had said without naming that some social media platforms are getting support from networks linked to Pakistan and George Soros.
Abhijeet Deepke shared a screen recording of audience demographics in his post. He claimed that more than 94 percent of the followers of Cockroach Janata Party are from India. Deepke wrote that he had shared this recording with the media before his account was hacked. He raised the question why a Union Minister is calling Indian youth Pakistanis.
Kiren Rijiju had said on social media that he feels pity for those who seek social media followers from Pakistan and George Soros gang. He had said that India has a large and energetic youth population and there is no need to seek recognition from any anti-India gang. This entire controversy has arisen over an online movement named Cockroach Janata Party. It became increasingly popular on social media in the last few days. This platform described itself as the voice of the youth, raising questions on issues like unemployment, exam pressure and alleged irregularities in recruitment examinations.
This is the screen recording of our audience demographic which we have shared with media before our account was hacked.
More than 94% of the audience is from India.
Why is a Union Minister @KirenRijiju labeling Indian youth as Pakistani? https://t.co/av0WnxIOui pic.twitter.com/W4YY1LL1IJ
— Abhijeet Dipke (@abhijeet_dipke) May 23, 2026
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Received support after NEET-UG 2026 paper leak
This movement got a lot of support especially during the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak controversy. Many students preparing for medical supported this platform on social media. The platform made continuous posts regarding the examination system and problems of the students. The discussion about Cockroach Janata Party increased further when a comment of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant went viral on social media. During the court hearing, an online debate started regarding the words “cockroach” and “parasites”.
However, later the CJI clarified that his comment was for those who are coming into the legal profession through fake degrees and his statement was misrepresented. Within a few days, Cockroach Janata Party gathered a large number of followers on social media. It was claimed that its followers on Instagram had become more than both Bharatiya Janata Party and Congress.
Abhijeet Deepke made allegations
Abhijeet Deepke alleged that the official handles of his social media accounts and platforms were either hacked or blocked. He said that he no longer has access to official accounts. He told his supporters that any subsequent post should not be considered official. Deepke also claimed that his website was removed and he also received death threats.
Abhijeet Deepke’s relation with Aam Aadmi Party
In a post, Abhijeet Deepke wrote that students suffered losses due to the failure of the government, but instead of taking action against the people responsible, action is being taken against the cockroach Janata Party. He claimed that before the website was closed, about 10 lakh people had registered on the platform and about 6 lakh people had signed the online petition. However, after the official accounts were removed, a new It has been told about Abhijeet Deepke that he is a former social media campaign worker living in Boston and was associated with the Aam Aadmi Party during the 2020 Delhi Assembly elections.
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