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No Rajya Sabha seat for any retiring Chief Justice
If the CJP comes to power, no Chief Justice of India shall be granted a Rajya Sabha seat as a post-retirement reward. The judiciary cannot remain independent if its highest office is auditioning for the next job while still on the bench.
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CEC accountable under UAPA for deleted votes
If any legitimate vote is deleted from the electoral rolls — whether in a CJP-ruled state or an opposition-ruled state — the Chief Election Commissioner shall be arrested under the UAPA. Taking away the voting rights of a citizen is no less than terrorism.
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Women's reservation raised to 55%
The Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam's 33% quota was the floor, not the ceiling. We will move legislation to raise reservation for women in Parliament and state assemblies to 55% — reflecting their actual share of the population, not a token gesture.
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Strict, time-bound action against the Election Commission for vote deletion
The Election Commission must investigate every confirmed instance of legitimate-voter deletion within a fixed window, publish the findings, and act against the officers responsible. No more inquiries that outlive the elections they were meant to protect.
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Political literacy and civic infrastructure for the young
India has the world's largest youth population and the world's most disengaged youth electorate. We will channel the energy of the "lazy, chronically online, cockroach" generation into political awareness, voter turnout, and contesting elections at the panchayat, municipal, and state level — starting with the next cycle.
The CJI's remark that started this
“There are youngsters like cockroaches, who don't get any employment and don't have a place in a profession. Some of them become media, some become RTI activists, and they start attacking everyone.”
— CJI Surya Kant, Supreme Court of India, 15 May 2026, during a hearing on fake law degrees.
The CJI clarified the next day that the remark was aimed at applicants entering the legal profession with fake degrees, not at youth at large. By then, the Cockroach Janata Party had a logo, a website, an anthem, and a movement.
Why These Demands Are More Urgent Now: The Crackdown
Between 21 and 23 May 2026 — less than a week after the manifesto was published — the CJP lost access to every platform on which it existed:
- 21 May 2026 — X/Twitter withheld under Section 69A. The CJP's X account was withheld in India under Section 69A of the IT Act. (The Wire)
- 23 May 2026 — Instagram hacked; 21.9 million followers lost overnight. The CJP's Instagram account — which had grown to 21.9 million followers in days — was taken over in what founder Abhijeet Dipke described as a hack. A backup account was also removed. (BusinessToday)
- 23 May 2026 — cockroachjantaparty.org blocked. The original .org domain was rendered inaccessible inside India. The founder alleged government action; the Al Jazeera report confirmed the blocking. (Al Jazeera)
The five demands in this manifesto — judicial independence, electoral accountability, women's representation, voter-roll integrity, and youth political literacy — are the same demands that coincided with the CJP's X account withheld under Section 69A, its Instagram taken over, and its .org domain blocked. The cockroaches survived. This site did too.
Full crackdown report: What was blocked, when, and by whom → | Day-by-day CJP timeline (15–24 May 2026) →
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the CJP manifesto say?
The Cockroach Janta Party manifesto has 5 demands: (1) No Rajya Sabha seat for any retiring Chief Justice; (2) CEC accountable under UAPA for deleted voter rolls; (3) Women's reservation raised to 55%; (4) Time-bound EC action on vote deletion; (5) Political literacy for India's youth. Authored by Abhijeet Dipke, published 18 May 2026.
Is the CJP manifesto real or satire?
Both. The manifesto is genuine public-pressure policy — not just satire. But the party openly calls itself a satirical movement, so these demands are framed as advocacy, not as legislative bills. Is CJP real? Full trust check →
Did the government ban the CJP manifesto?
The government did not ban the text directly, but it blocked every platform the manifesto was published on: X withheld under Section 69A (21 May), Instagram hacked (23 May), .org blocked by MeitY (23 May). The manifesto continues at cockroachjantaparty.buzz.
Are there copycat sites claiming to have the CJP manifesto?
Yes — 14+ impersonation domains have appeared since CJP went viral, including cjpparty.com and cockroachjanata.org, both of which copied this manifesto verbatim. Do not share personal data with those sites. See the full list of copycat domains →