Archive · 27 Jul 2026
Janta Party Trend Spreads Across Social Media
After the Cockroach Janta Party-led student protests, many new 'Janta Party' pages have appeared on social media.
Some are serious and campaign against things like caste-based reservations or the ethanol fuel-blending policy.
Others are funny and make jokes about the student movement or other topics.
Some pages even argue for different things, like eliminating caste discrimination instead of reservations.
This trend has spread to other countries too, like Pakistan and Bangladesh, where people are using the same idea for their own local issues.
The 'Janta Party' trend started after the Cockroach Janta Party-led student protests.
Pages like Reservation Hatao Andolan and E20 Janta Party campaign against specific policies.
Some pages, like Bhagwa Janta Party, are satirical and mock the student movement.
Other pages argue for different causes, like eliminating caste discrimination.
The trend has spread internationally, with accounts in Pakistan and Bangladesh.
- Who
- Various social media users and groups.
- What
- A trend of creating 'Janta Party' pages on social media.
- When
- After the Cockroach Janta Party-led student protests.
- Where
- Primarily in India, with some international accounts.
- Why
- To campaign, satirise, provoke, and build online communities around various issues.
Anti-Reservation Movement
Anti-Casteism Movement
Reservation Policy
Anti-Reservation Movement
Campaigns for the removal of caste-based reservations and the caste census.
Anti-Casteism Movement
Argues that casteism, not reservation, is the root problem and that eliminating caste discrimination should be the priority.
- Reservation Hatao Andolan
- Over 4.5 million followers, campaigns against caste-based reservations and caste census.
- E20 Janta Party
- Over 277,000 followers, campaigns against the Centre’s ethanol fuel-blending policy.
- Jatiwad Hatao Movement
- Around 129,000 followers, argues for eliminating caste discrimination.
- Bhagwa Janta Party
- Mocks the student movement, refers to CJP as 'Cancer Janta Party'.
- International Reach
- Accounts like Cockroach Janta Party Pakistan and Bangladesh have surfaced.