“CJP trying to destabilize India through fake revolution narratives”
Aaj Tak journalist Aishwarya Paliwal has alleged that the so-called “Cockroach Janta Party” and its associated online groups are attempting to create disturbances in India by circulating narratives across social media platforms and other digital spaces popular among young users.
She claimed that certain online networks are using the internet to spread coordinated content intended to generate confusion and weaken public trust in institutions. Paliwal also stated that the Election Commission of India’s website reportedly faced over one lakh cyber attacks on the day election results were announced, suggesting it may be part of a broader effort to disrupt digital systems.
According to her, security agencies are currently on alert due to concerns about possible cyber threats targeting key national institutions.
Meanwhile, the “Cockroach Janta Party” has been widely discussed online as a satirical and viral internet movement, sparking conversations around youth engagement in politics as well as the spread of misinformation in digital spaces.
However, there has been no independent verification of the alleged cyber attack figures, nor any official confirmation regarding claims that the group is involved in coordinated disruptive activities.
