P. Sarin apologises for calling CJP a conspiracy during Delhi protest

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  P. Sarin apologised for remarks in which he called the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) a conspiracy during a protest march in Delhi.

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  He said the comments were a serious slip of the tongue and did not reflect his party’s ideology or political programme.

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  Sarin said he had intended to criticise CJP for not joining the protest and to share his personal view that it should have taken part.

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  The march was held by the India Alliance to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

Who

P. Sarin, a CPM leader, made the remarks and later apologised.

What

He called CJP a conspiracy and later said his remarks were a serious slip of the tongue.

When

The remarks were made during a Delhi protest reported on October 12, 2026; the apology was reported on October 13.

Where

During an India Alliance protest march in New Delhi.

Why

The march demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar; Sarin said he had meant to criticise CJP for not joining it.

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