A new social media page, the Oggy Janata Party (OJP), has popped up to take on the viral Cockroach Janata Party. OJP says its main goal is to eliminate all cockroaches, and it has criticised the CJP.

For the last few days, the CJP, or Cockroach Janata Party, has been all the rage on the internet. But now, a rival has popped up: the OJP, or Oggy Janata Party. The OJP has been formed mainly to criticise the 'Cockroach Janata Party'. However, it seems the OJP hasn't managed to get the same kind of love and acceptance that the CJP enjoys.

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The Oggy Janata Party is alleging that CJP's founder, Abhijeet Dipke, has connections with the Aam Aadmi Party. OJP claims that Dipke had worked as a volunteer in AAP's social media and election campaign teams.

Interestingly, OJP says its main objective is to eliminate all kinds of insects, especially cockroaches. The page also shared a collage featuring images of Indian freedom fighters. Along with it, they took a sarcastic dig, saying, "In a land shaped by the sharpness of swords, the youth are proud to call themselves 'cockroaches'. This is actually a symptom of the country's unemployment problem."

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The OJP has also released a 6-point manifesto for animal rights. This includes free healthcare for street animals and stricter laws against animal cruelty. The page has also weighed in on the NEET exam paper leak issue. In its Instagram bio, OJP has clearly stated that it is not supported by any other political party. The page has already gathered over 9,000 followers.

So, what is this Cockroach Janata Party (CJP)?

The Cockroach Janata Party, or CJP, is a satire page on social media that makes fun of current political and social issues in India. The CJP uses memes, trolls, and videos to criticise the positions taken by politicians in the country. The page had gained a massive following online, but its account was later suspended. However, they immediately started a new page called 'Cockroach is Back', which also has a huge fanbase. Looking at the whole scene, it doesn't look like OJP will be able to dent CJP's popularity anytime soon.