Cockroach Party of India

Bastards @news24tvchannel This issue was raised by us, not by that AAP guy. @abhijeet_dipke He doesn't seem interested in real public issues , he's just here to push Kejriwal's agenda. We're the ones actually highlighting these topics, but you're giving credit to the wrong people. Please delete that and correct it. Thanks. Screenshot and timings attached.

Dear Health Minister Shri JP Nadda ji, How many more hospital tragedies, medicine shortages, overcrowded wards, broken PHCs, referral deaths and ambulance failures will be treated as “isolated incidents”? People do not need photo-ops in hospitals. They need beds, doctors, nurses, medicines, oxygen, clean wards and working emergency systems. Why are patients still forced to run from counter to counter? Why are families still buying medicines from outside? Why are rural patients still travelling hours for basic treatment? Why are government hospitals overloaded while private hospitals remain unaffordable? Why is public health still managed like charity, not a right? A country cannot become developed when its citizens fear falling sick. Health is not a slogan. Health is infrastructure. Health is staffing. Health is accountability. When will the ministry stop celebrating schemes and start publishing real hospital-wise performance data? — Cockroach Party of India

Dear Shri Manohar Lal ji, You are the Union Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs. That means Indian cities, urban infrastructure, housing, drainage, roads, sanitation, public transport and basic civic planning fall under your national policy watch. But what do citizens see? Cities drowning after one rain. Smart City roads breaking within months. Open drains becoming death traps. Garbage mountains becoming permanent landmarks. Footpaths disappearing. Traffic chaos increasing. Affordable housing remaining a slogan. Crores spent, but public dashboards missing. India does not need more “world-class city” speeches. India needs working drains, safe roads, clean colonies, transparent Smart City spending, audited contractors, public grievance dashboards and accountability for failed urban projects. Before selling the dream of developed cities, please fix the cities where people actually live. — Cockroach Party of India

India’s opposition has mastered the art of making noise without raising real issues. Where is the serious fight on unemployment? Where is the pressure on paper leaks? Where is the campaign on hospital failures, school collapse, drug crisis, corruption, unsafe roads, water crisis and rising cost of living? People are suffering daily, but opposition parties are busy with selective outrage, personal attacks, soft PR and election-season drama. A real opposition does not wait for trends. A real opposition does not outsource anger to social media. A real opposition stands with students, workers, farmers, patients, jobless youth and ordinary families every single day. India does not just need a strong government. India also needs a fearless, issue-based opposition. Right now, both sides are failing the people. — Cockroach Party of India

Cockroach Party of India was created to raise real public issues: education, jobs, exam leaks, corruption, healthcare, accountability and the daily struggles of ordinary citizens. This confused copycat version called Cockroach Janata Party is trying to copy our ideas, copy our language and create chaos. Let us be clear. We are not here to act as a proxy for any political party. We are not here to do hidden PR. We are not here to mislead people with copied slogans. India does not need another confused political puppet pretending to be independent while quietly promoting someone else’s agenda. If you really care about people, talk about paper leaks, unemployment, drugs, corruption, unsafe roads, broken hospitals, power cuts and failed governance. Copying names is easy. Standing with people is hard. Cockroach Party of India is not anyone’s B-team. We are here to question everyone. We are here to expose everyone. We are here for public issues, not political freelancing.

2016: Arvind Kejriwal promised Punjab’s drug crisis would end in one month if voted to power. March 2022: AAP came to power in Punjab. 2025: Same promise again. “Drugs will be eradicated from Punjab forever.” So what changed in 9 years? The headline changed. The slogan changed. The packaging changed. But Punjab’s drug crisis is still alive, families are still suffering and youth are still paying the price. AAP is not in opposition anymore. They cannot blame “previous govts” forever. When you promise to end drugs in one month, then stay in power for years, and still repeat the same promise in 2025 — that is not governance. That is political recycling. 🙏

UP Energy Minister Arvind Kumar Sharma is being questioned over the power crisis, and instead of giving a clear answer, he reportedly dodges it with “Jai Shree Ram.” This is exactly why people are angry. When citizens ask about electricity, they need answers on transformers, supply cuts, bills, complaints, deadlines and accountability not slogan management. Religion is not a substitute for governance. A slogan cannot run a fan. A slogan cannot save patients in hospitals. A slogan cannot help students studying in the heat. A slogan cannot fix a failed power system. Ministers get garlands, security and AC rooms. Common people get power cuts, excuses and folded hands. This is not leadership. This is escape.

Education Minister deserves Bharat Ratna! 🫡 Not everyone can turn a simple exam into a National Security Project. Students thought they were preparing for NEET. Turns out they were part of a full-scale disaster management drill. Paper leaks? Normal. Re-exams? Normal. Students losing yrs of hard work? Normal. Air Force for paper transport? Historic reform. What a visionary model: when the education system collapses, don’t fix accountability — call the armed forces. At this rate, next exam centres should have tanks outside, fighter jets above, and commandos guarding OMR sheets. Truly, a masterclass in governance: first create the crisis, then market the panic as “strict action.” Bharat Ratna is too small. Give him “Nobel Prize in Exam Mismanagement.”

Why does India need the Air Force to transport exam papers? Is the Indian Air Force meant to protect the nation’s borders, or to rescue the Education Ministry after repeated exam failures? A country where students spend years preparing, families sell land, parents take loans, and youth travel hundreds of kilometres for one exam but the system cannot even guarantee a leak-proof paper. >First paper leaks. >Then cancellations. >Then re-exams. >Then emotional damage. >Then “high-level committees.” >And now armed forces for paper transport? This is not reform. This is panic management. The armed forces deserve respect. They are not a bandage for administrative incompetence. The Education Ministry’s basic job is to conduct fair exams. If even that needs military level handling, then the government should accept that the examination system has collapsed. Students don’t need drama. Students don’t need PR. Students don’t need emergency operations after every disaster. They need accountability, resignations, punishment for paper leak mafias, and a system where merit is not murdered every year. — Cockroach Party of India

The Education Minister must resign for putting the future of lakhs of students at risk.

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Kejriwal is the perfect case study of Indian political hypocrisy. A man who built his entire image by attacking VIP culture, political arrogance, big convoys, security drama and “netagiri” slowly became the same thing he once asked people to reject. Earlier, he sold himself as the face of the “aam aadmi.” Simple clothes, simple language, anti-corruption slogans, no VIP attitude, no political privilege. But once power arrived, the revolution quietly turned into the same old system. The same leaders who once mocked security culture started enjoying security. The same people who attacked political comfort started defending their own comfort. The same party that entered politics by saying “we are different” started behaving like every other party once it got power. This is the problem with Indian politics: every leader begins as a common man and ends up becoming a protected VIP. Cockroach Party of India has only one message: >Don’t worship politicians. >Don’t fall for simplicity drama. >Don’t get fooled by muffler politics, jhola politics, chai politics or fakiri politics. ••Audit every leader. ••Question every party. ••Expose every hypocrite. Because in India, the fastest transformation is not development. It is “Aam Aadmi” turning into “VIP Aadmi” after getting power.

If I were the CM I would print this painting on my gamcha and sadri and flex it everywhere💀

Nehru is your best cabinet partner. He helped you a lot in running the government.

A political party in the country wants to create instability in the nation in the name of a Gen Z movement. We will expose their nefarious activities.

Cockroach Party of India asks one simple question: Why do Indian politicians become saints before power and VIPs after power? Arvind Kejriwal once said he would end VIP culture. He refused security. He sold simplicity. He sold “aam aadmi” politics. He sold the dream that politics would change. But today? The same leader enjoys high-level security, VIP movement, convoy culture and the same power privileges he once attacked. This is not just Kejriwal. This is the disease of Indian politics. Before election: “I am common man.” After election: barricades, convoys, security rings, special treatment. Before power: “System badal denge.” After power: “System ka full VIP package le lenge.” Cockroach Party of India is here to expose this hypocrisy. India doesn’t need more fake revolutionaries. India needs leaders who live by the same rules they preach. VIP culture was never ended. It only changed hands.

is stupid ko stree karne wala press do, ye aadmi Press Freedom ke layak nahi hai.

Global crude oil: falling 📉 Indian fuel prices: “Hum alag hain.” 📈

Mr. Kejriwal! Bihar & Haryana didn’t follow your script , they had plans of their own. So stop poking your bloody nose into every damn thing like the self-appointed guardian of the nation.