“Will you take help from foreign powers to break country?”: Nishikant Dubey alleges CJP founder linked to AAP

“Abhijeet Dipke is a worker of the Aam Aadmi Party, i.e. Arvind Kejriwal ji. Who financed his trip to Boston? Is the Soros Foundation paying for his accommodation and food? This is a warning to the opposition: Will you take help from foreign powers to break up the country?” Dubey wrote to X.

Senior Supreme Court lawyer Mahesh Jethmalani also questioned the Digital trend, calling it a deep state Trojan horse.

“A political laboratory project is being run by the deep state. A ‘Trojan horse’ has been planted from the US. This is how Arvind Kejriwal was once produced. Now the same laboratory appears to be testing the prototype of Generation Z. The Cockroach Janta Party is a political influence experiment claimed by Abhijeet Dipke, a former AAP social media worker. India has seen this pattern before. First sell it as innocence, then sell it as youthful anger. Then sell it as anti-corruption. Then sell it as “Democracy. Then use it to attack every institution that does not bend to the ecosystem. The real questions are simple: Who is managing the amplification? Which foreign influence ecosystems will benefit if India’s youth is pushed into distrust, rage and institutional contempt? Because this is how destabilization projects begin.” In X.

Activist Abhijeet Dipke had launched the satirical digital trend ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ (CJP) on X, branding it as the “voice of the lazy and unemployed”. According to claims about the trend, he currently has 19.3 million followers on Instagram. Later, according to Dipke, the Cockroach Janta Party’s X account was suspended in India in response to a legal request. Hours later, he announced that another account titled “Cockroaches Are Back” had been opened.

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