CJP X Account Blocked After Viral Instagram Surge

CJP: India’s rapidly viral digital campaign, the “Cockroach Janata Party” (CJP), has sparked fresh controversy after claims surfaced that its X account was blocked in India shortly after the page gained explosive popularity on Instagram.

The controversy intensified after CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke shared screenshots on social media alleging that the party’s X account had become inaccessible in India. Reacting to the development, Dipke stated, “As expected, Cockroach Janata Party’s account has been blocked in India.”

So far, neither X nor any official authority has issued a public clarification regarding the alleged restriction, further fueling speculation and political debate online.

Instagram Growth Triggers Online Storm

According to multiple social media claims, CJP crossed over 10 million followers on Instagram within a short span, creating a wave of engagement among young users. Several reports and viral posts also claimed that the campaign briefly surpassed the online engagement levels of Bharatiya Janata Party on Instagram, making it one of the most talked-about digital movements in India.

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The sudden rise of the satirical campaign has transformed it into a viral internet phenomenon, especially among frustrated youth discussing unemployment, exam paper leaks, and political dissatisfaction.

What Exactly Is ‘Cockroach Janata Party’?

Unlike a traditional political party, CJP is widely seen as a meme-driven digital protest movement combining satire, political commentary, and youth frustration. The campaign brands itself as “a movement of the youth, by the youth, and for the youth.”

Its aggressive meme culture and sharp criticism of governance issues quickly helped it gain traction across Instagram and X, especially among first-time voters and students.

A Viral Protest Born From Controversy

The movement reportedly emerged after outrage over an alleged controversial remark targeting unemployed youth. What began as online sarcasm soon evolved into a nationwide viral trend, attracting millions of interactions across platforms.

Now, with claims of the X account being blocked in India, the controversy has escalated even further. Social media users, political observers, and digital creators are actively debating whether the restriction was policy-driven, politically sensitive, or simply a moderation action by the platform.

As the online storm continues, the “Cockroach Janata Party” has become a symbol of how meme culture and digital activism are reshaping India’s political conversations in real time.