Hello friends and welcome back to our new blog. As you all know we regularly discuss trending topics ormore oftentrending actors and stars. However in todays blog we will talk about the CJP (Cockroach Janta Party) which is currently generating a lot of buzz on social media platforms and news channels.
In this blog we will explore what CJP is how it began who its key leaders are who supports it and where the funding for the ongoing protests in Delhi is coming from. We will also look into the sources of the donations and funding received for this movement.
What is CJP (Cockroach Janta Party) and Why Was It Created
The full form of CJP is Cockroach Janta Party a party founded by Abhijit Dipke on May 16 2026. Now the question arises in many peoples minds: why was the party named Cockroach Janta Party in the first place?
The answer lies in a controversial remark made on May 15 2026. On that day during a hearing Chief Justice of India Surya Kant used terms like “cockroaches” and “parasites of society” to describe certain activists and unemployed youths. Abhijit Dipke was deeply hurt by this comment. Subsequently he created a simple Instagram account named “Cockroach Janta Party.
Initially they began posting on that account about unemployment, NEET paper leak and issues concerning the youth. During this time many of their friends supported them and helped share the posts with a wider audience. Before long their posts went viral and within a short period the Instagram account amassed over 22 million followers.
Who is the main leader of CJP and Spoke Person Full Biography
Several leaders are associated with this party but Abhijit Dipke is the key leader and founder of CJP. Individuals such as Ashutosh Ranka and Sourav Das are also associated with him. Additionally Vijeta Dahiya Afreen Nawaz Deepak Balyan Ratna Singh and Vaishnavi Gau serve as official spokespersons for CJP. A look at their educational and professional backgrounds reveals that they are highly educated and possess significant experience across various fields.
Abhijit Dipke : Abhijit Dipke is the founder of CJP. He was born on September 29 1995 in Aurangabad (now Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar) Maharashtra. Regarding his education he completed his early schooling at Alphonso English School in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. Subsequently he pursued his Higher Secondary education (Science stream) at SB College. Although he initially enrolled in an engineering course he discontinued his studies midway for certain reasons. He then decided to study journalism and obtained a Bachelors degree in Journalism from Pune.
A few years later he moved to the United States for his studies and attended Boston University. Abhijit Dipke has also worked as a volunteer for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Regarding his family his father Bhagwanrao Dipke served as a Deputy Engineer at the Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) while his mother Anita Dipke is a homemaker.
Ashutosh Ranka: is one of the official spokespersons for CJP. He was appointed as one of the three official spokespersons for CJP on June 3 2026. He also extended his full support during the ongoing movement in Delhi. Regarding his education and career he possesses a strong academic record. Ashutosh Ranka was born on October 14 1995 in Jaipur Rajasthan.
He completed his early education at Maheshwari Public School Jaipur. Subsequently he obtained a B.Tech degree in Materials Engineering from IIT Kanpur. He then moved to London for further studies where he completed a Masters in Public Administration at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
Sourav Das: Sourav Das is also one of the official spokespersons for CJP; he was appointed to this role on June 3 2026. He was born on January 28 2000 in Delhi. Regarding his education he holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism and Mass Communication from Amity University Noida.
A look at the education and careers of these leaders clearly reveals that the key figures within CJP are well-educated and have studied at prestigious institutions both in India and abroad.
Who is a Supporter of CJP
Sonam Wangchuk : The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) received support from numerous social activists and young people across the country most notably Sonam Wangchuk. Sonam Wangchuk is a renowned Indian engineer education reformer environmentalist and the founder of SECMOL (Students Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh).
He was also honored with the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 2018. He launched a hunger strike in support of the demands made by the CJP and the students. As his health began to deteriorate steadily and following a prolonged fast the Delhi Policeacting on court directives and medical adviceremoved him from the protest site and admitted him to a government hospital to ensure he received necessary medical care. Following this incident the CJP movement garnered increased support and attention across the country.
Arvind Kejriwal : Several leaders and workers from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) were also seen participating in this movement. Arvind Kejriwal arrived at the site during the protest and met with the demonstrators; his two children also joined the movement.
Bollywood Stars :CJPs movement also garnered support from numerous Bollywood and television artists. Among them is Prakash Raj who has been in the spotlight recently; while he plays villainous roles in films he has acted like a hero in real life by extending on-ground support. Many other stars have also joined in.
Artists such as Sonakshi Sinha Dia Mirza Aditi Rao Hydari Soha Ali Khan Genelia Deshmukh Shabana Azmi Zeenat Aman Swara Bhasker Rubina Dilaik and Ayesha Khan raised their voices in support of the students and Sonam Wangchuk either through social media or by joining the protests.
Farmers: The CJPs movement also received support from farmers in Punjab and Haryana. Representatives from various farmers organizations arrived at Jantar Mantar; farmer leaders stated that they stood in solidarity with the movement on issues concerning education the youth and the farming community. Meanwhile hundreds of farmers reached Delhi to join the protest.
Students: CJPs movement is garnering immense support from students. Lakhs of students from various states across the country have come forward to back this movement. A large number of students are staging a protest at Delhis Jantar Mantar raising their voices on issues such as the education system paper leaks and employment. Youth participation in the movement is steadily increasing making it a topic of discussion nationwide.
CJP Donations And Funding
Regarding donations and funding many people are wondering how the expenses for food and other necessities are being met for the large number of people staging the sit-in protest. Trendzynews sought to get to the bottom of this matter. According to our information there is no confirmation of funding for this movement from any opposition political party or the government. Instead ordinary citizens from across the country are voluntarily supporting the movement; some are bringing water bottles others are distributing food and many are providing essential supplies.
The most significant support has come from Gurdwaras where members of the Punjabi community have enthusiastically provided langar (community meals) and other essential amenities. Additionally many individuals located in other cities are ensuring food reaches the students by placing online orders. Recently members of the transgender community also raised funds to donate to this movement sharing a video of the gesture on social media.
Disclaimer
Trendzynews always strives to provide accurate and unbiased information. This article has been prepared based on publicly available information media reports and facts surfacing on social media. The purpose of this article is solely to provide information; it is not intended to damage the reputation of any individual organization or political party nor to hurt anyones sentiments. Should there be any changes or official confirmations regarding the information in the future the article will be updated accordingly.