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Posted: 14 hours ago

Originally posted by: Clochette

What do people here exactly know about the CJP?...

It has two priciples: absolute non-violence (Satyagraha) and institutional moral integrity. For those belonging to this movement these two values are like a credo and also a shield against state crackdowns.

Now, following what had happened now during their March to Parliament, the CJP made the strategic decision to halt further street marches. Dipke publicly announced, "We will not march again because the police will hurt the youth again," prioritizing the physical safety of their base over escalatory street battles.

What a downer for the allegedly biggest democracy in South Asia. Those here genuinely interested in what the mouvement stands for will get ample info on the net... here just one article:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jul/20/who-are-indias-cockroach-janta-party-and-why-are-they-staging-protests-

(but I could give much more and more detailed info)... and well, I know for a fact, that they have moral support also from filmpeople which isn't voiced on social media - for obvious reasons.

Let me tell you

There is no right that is absolute according to the Constitution of India.


You can't march in thousands towards the Parliament.

CJP members knew it; that's why none of them were on the ground.

One ran away in the name of meeting Nadda, another was eating a burger in NSP, third was sitting peacefully in a tractor.

Bcoz they knew that they didn't took permission and the police wouldn't let this protest happen.


Parliament aeri geri jagah nahi hain ki jab man kiya, jiske saath kiya and kitne bhi log chal diye waha without permission.

Especially when we have seen the Parliament attack, and there were soo many who were there to not do a peaceful protest and were there for their own political gains.


CJP never had honest intentions.

Even for the Jantar Mantar protest, you need to take prior permission, 7 days before. They didn't take it. They gave the letter on the day of the protest, knowing that it is easy to fool people who get info from Instagram. They knew they won't care that CJP themselves didn't follow the rules but will blame the Police.

But they changed the script and allowed them to protest.

Also, permission was for only 1 day, but the Police did nothing against them for 20 days, even when Dipike tried to provoke them and tried to frame them in fake allegations.


Even now it was stones were thrown at the police first; one guy tried to pepper spray the police, throwing the barricade, then the police did a lathicharge. Which they themselves were wrong as they can't hit above the waist.

In yesterday's protest, people literally were waving kripal and talvar in CP, beating the force members in a group.

MoonKS thumbnail
Posted: 14 hours ago

Originally posted by: Clochette

What do people here exactly know about the CJP?...

It has two priciples: absolute non-violence (Satyagraha) and institutional moral integrity. For those belonging to this movement these two values are like a credo and also a shield against state crackdowns.

Now, following what had happened now during their March to Parliament, the CJP made the strategic decision to halt further street marches. Dipke publicly announced, "We will not march again because the police will hurt the youth again," prioritizing the physical safety of their base over escalatory street battles.

What a downer for the allegedly biggest democracy in South Asia. Those here genuinely interested in what the mouvement stands for will get ample info on the net... here just two articles (also about the aftermath of the Delhi march)

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/7/21/indias-cockroach-protest-movement-halts-marches-after-police-violence

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jul/20/who-are-indias-cockroach-janta-party-and-why-are-they-staging-protests-

(but I could give much more and more detailed info)... and well, I know for a fact, that they have moral support also from filmpeople which isn't voiced on social media - for obvious reasons.

@red smiley37smiley37

INki integrity or absolute non-violence toh sabne dekh hi lismiley37smiley37

BAcchon ko fasa kar bhaag gaye, bohot zyada hi integrity dikhayi haismiley37

Dipke knew what will happen and he enjoyed it, the CJP followers think they are too smart so why did they not get his intentions?? His spokesperson literally called these protestors a fool.

Why do not you worry about Germany and leave our democracy to us??

And your sources are the Anti-Indian Newspapers, I will even trust Dipke for once over themsmiley29

Clochette thumbnail
Posted: 14 hours ago

I cannot contest your allegations as I don't know if you are right or wrong in what you state... all I know is that the government did not respond to a n y of the former (valuable) demands of the youth and the parents and that the respective minister's reaction was quite instigating further protests.

I don't expect pro-government members to have an ounce of sympathy for the demands made by the youth movement... I think, after what happened now, just the Health Minister (!!!) accepted to receive CJP people who were able to submit two of the five demands they have voiced in their manifest...

Also, with which right did they force the activist into a hospital to get force-fed??? This government is a big, big failure when it comes to a genuine democratic behaviour...

Edited by Clochette - 14 hours ago
Clochette thumbnail
Posted: 14 hours ago

Same answer to you as I gave to your like-wise thinking pro-government fellow member Punny. We are on different sides... you will accuse the mouvement, I'll accuse a government that does not take open responsibility for its failures...

Edit: In future, if one tries again to silence me by stating that I come from/live in Germany and have no voice in matters happening in India, I'll report this person. My nationality and living place doesn't hinder me to express an opinion about what happens in a country I'm (at least) emotionally involved.

Edited by Clochette - 14 hours ago
hasini009 thumbnail
Posted: 14 hours ago

Why this thread is not moved to Current Affairs Forum?

hasini009 thumbnail
Posted: 14 hours ago

Originally posted by: Clochette

Same answer to you as I gave to your like-wise thinking pro-government fellow member Punny. We are on different sides... you will accuse the mouvement, I'll accuse a government that does not take open responsibility for its failures...

You will always accuse Government of India and you see it’s failures only. What’s new in this?


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