'Hindu-Muslim card won't work anymore': Cockroach Janata Party slams Modi govt, demands to focus on jobs in India

New Delhi (Web Desk): Frustrated by rising unemployment and a shortage of government jobs, Indian youth have launched a symbolic and satirical campaign to challenge what they describe as the political priorities of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.

Operating under the banner of the so-called "Cockroach Janata Party" (CJP), the movement has gained attention on social media and in public discussions, where participants claim to be highlighting issues they believe have been ignored in favor of divisive political narratives.

Supporters of the campaign argue that successive election strategies have focused on religious polarization rather than addressing pressing economic concerns, including unemployment, education, and opportunities for young people.

They say the country's educated youth are becoming increasingly vocal in rejecting politics based on division and are demanding greater attention to job creation and economic development.

Political observers note that the "Cockroach Janata Party" is not a registered political organization but rather a symbolic protest movement reflecting growing frustration among sections of India's youth.

Analysts say recent controversies surrounding examination paper leaks and limited employment opportunities have fueled public anger, particularly among young job seekers.

The campaign is being viewed by some commentators as a manifestation of broader dissatisfaction with economic conditions and a sign of increasing pressure on the government to address employment-related challenges.