CJP is like a tool that has been pushed with a target ... and 'that mission' is -- anti-Hindutva and anti-Namo !!

Major protest faced by Narendra Modi since 2014 --

** Anti CAA 

Anti farm reform

2015 - death of Rohit in Hyderabad. 'Tukde tukde' gang etc

anything more ... of course 

...   Demonetisation 

There are reasons he could brave through all that. 

His popularity. By far, Namo is still very popular. Hence, Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) may not find the going easy. There are chances, and perhaps more than 'mere chance' -- the CJP is like a tool that has been pushed specifically with a target. 

And 'that mission' is -- anti-Hindutva and anti-Namo regime.  

No doubt Abhijeet Dipke is a political communications strategist. He says the 'original' idea came as a joke. Things may not be so simple. A student in Boston may like a joke and share a joke. The response on Twitter including from Pakistan is little suspicious. 

Moreover, in 2019 too - Abhijeet had issues with abrogation of Article 370. 

However, it is true these are challenging times and one ought to be more than careful about the anguish of the youngsters. This could mean there is a need to show how this 'social media pressure' will ultimately die. But this is a crazy country. The success of Anna Hazare movement is a test in case. Of course - the movement produced AAP and its much discredited leader Arvind Kejriwal; it was an experiment worth trying.

In the case of Anna Movement; the then Congress regime was known for being corrupt. Manmohan Singh's public image in populism-sense was almost zero. Rahul's arrogance and Sonia Gandhi's 'weakness' for son -- all made a jumbo combo which is not the case as of now.  

Corruption on a massive scale was alleged in the organizing of the 2010 Commonwealth Games as well as a housing scheme for widows of war victims in Mumbai and the privatization of Delhi airport. 

These scandals all resulted in a round of resignations and the imprisonment of several ministers and executives. The fungus of corruption had eaten into all spheres of Indian life.  

In 2026, things are different. A section of Sickular media has already passed a mandate.  

"The phenomenon known as Cockroach Janata Party seems to have run out of steam before it could take off," says an article in 'Indian Express'.

"The so-called assembly of cockroaches at Jantar Mantar on June 6 created a lot of buzz, but the event hasn’t had the impact many would have wanted. 

There is little chance that CJP will shake the Modi government as the Anna Movement shook the Manmohan Singh government 14 years ago."

This is quite revealing. It reflects frustration of the anti-Modi ecosystem. 

The Ayodhya verdict of 2019 was the first "cornerstone" of a Hindu Rashtra.  Now the state that gave Syama Prasad Mookerjee has emerged as the 'second mega Cornerstone' of the same Hindu Rashtra. Looking back, last 24 years has seen all that. In 2002 - only a state called Gujarat - the so-called Hindu-lab spoke assertively about Hindutva. 

In West Bengal; the Marxists were in power. They were best known for being anti-Hindu and their second best quality was to appease Muslims. One remembers, a fraud ambitious communist Somnath Chatterjee (son of a right wing leader N C Chatterjee) - who virtually would cry every year on Dec 6th. Today, the Leftists are nowhere in Bengal polity.  

The 'aapa' has been thrown out by a massive mandate and paradoxically an-ex Marxist Ritabrata Banerjee has hit the last nail on TMC's future.  

The West Bengal mandate has left Sickular bogies including Christian lobbies and pro-Muslim 'shopkeepers' utterly frustrated. 

It is also important to note that the period 2010-11 was a time when the world was grappling with economic recession of 2008.

There were mass protests, from the Jasmine movement in Tunisia to the Occupy Wall Street movement from New York to Australia, which shook many regimes and toppled many dictators. 

Come to Sickular ecosystem and Rahul Gandhi's two or more than two 'anmol ratans';  -- they would love to designate Narendra Modi as a dictator.

The fact of the matter is people of India in their own wisdom are doing a clear division between a dictator Indira Gandhi (also a dynast product) and a man and a 'chae-wallah' who is a hard taskmaster. 

But, in general the youths are angry everywhere. 

Things are not improving for them in terms of jobs and a better education atmosphere. That's a challenge of the new era (or New India) and a responsive and sensitive PM like Modi should realise this or might have already realised.  

All eyes on next rounds of reforms, structural changes in governance and education system. Cabinet reshuffle... to start with.

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