The Indian political landscape has been revived with more than just oppositional accusations and promotional visits. In May 2026, the prospect of a new political party had the youth filling up online forms and making reels. This was none other than the Cockroach Janata Party, started by America-based Abhijeet Dipke.While Trinamool Congress MPs Mahua Moitra and Kirti Azad admitted themselves as members of the party, through social media exchanges, the CJP has been facing a tough time surviving in the country’s corruption-ridden political grounds. From being threatened online to their account being banned on X, numerous events have unfolded to hinder the party and its ever-increasing members.Now, Indian rapper and independent music artist Santy Sharma has entered the conversation by sharing a strongly worded comment on social media. On his Instagram account, the rapper wrote: “Cockroach Janata Party feels more like internet drama than a serious movement.” He said that people blindly follow trends and claimed that Dipke had been associated with AAP and had shared multiple posts in the past “that appeared critical of India itself.”He added that if the motive was to be a “nationalist” then the focus must be on solving real issues like employment and education instead of emotionally provoking Gen Z into street protests. “No political party is perfect, including the BJP, and criticism is part of democracy. But creating unnecessary instability, outrage culture, and online propaganda is not the solution for India’s growth,” he wrote.He said India needs constructive discussions and not “chaos driven by viral trends.” His remarks, focused on digital influence, online activism and the role of social media, sparked reactions across platforms including Instagram, X and YouTube.
Who is rapper Santy Sharma?
Santy Sharma is an Indian rapper, singer and internet personality known for his independent music releases and outspoken commentary on trending social and digital issues. Over the years, he has built a notable presence online through his music, public statements, and participation in discussions surrounding influencer culture, internet controversies, and youth-focused topics. Earlier, he also gained attention for supporting rapper Badshah during the “Tateeree” song controversy.
