As the protest concluded quietly without any significant developments, questions emerged about the party's actual support base and its ability to translate online enthusiasm into real-world participation.
The protest was held after this party's founder Abhijeet Dipke landed in Delhi from United States. However, more reporters arrived at the protest site than students.
Now, the Indian High Commission to the UK has called the heckling of the CJI indecorous audience behaviour that was unacceptable and inconsistent with respectful engagement.
According to Cockroach Janta Party leaders, the Delhi protest will highlight a wide range of issues. The issue of paper leaks remains prominent among them, though they are not protesting against the Supreme Court.
On Friday, May 29, the Delhi High Court declined issuing an order to immediately restore X account of the meme account Cockroach Janta Party. The court observed that the content of the page is slightly offensive.
The dissent that followed the remarks of the Chief Justice of India was a comment on the regular democratic churning in this country. How this emotion was turned into a manipulated upsurge and alleged political movement is a case worth scrutinising.