Elvish Yadav takes on ‘cockroaches’ with his own Khargosh Janta Party — Here's all we know about it

Published 10 June 2026 · local

In a direct clapback to the viral Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) movement, Elvish Yadav has launched his own satirical political faction: the Khargosh Janta Party

In a direct clapback to the viral Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) movement, Elvish Yadav has launched his own satirical political faction: the Khargosh Janta Party (KJP). The YouTuber and Bigg Boss OTT winner announced this party of rabbits less than a week after the massive CJP-led protest over the NEET paper leak and the CBSE OSM row in Delhi. Also Read | Cockroach Janta Party enters INDIA bloc discussions Elvish Yadav's Khargosh Janta Party On Wednesday (June 10) morning, Elvish announced his fictional political front on X with an AI-generated poster of Khargosh Janta Party saying, “Saare Bhaii Jantar Mantar poch jao. Free gajar to everyone.” He posted a satirical poster showing himself amid rabbits and carrots with parody slogans like "Gajar hamara haq hai" and “Tez dimag, lambe kaan, sabka vikas, gajar ke saath.” He also launched a dedicated page for his party and extended the parody campaign online.

In a separate post, Elvish shared his party's manifesto alongside another poster featuring himself as the founder. The poster described KJP as “A New Voice. A New Movement” and listed promises such as support for the middle class, free speech and nationalism. “Khargosh Janta Party (KJP). A movement for: Free Speech, Middle-Class Empowerment, Pride. Founder: Prime Minister Elvish Yadav,” KJP wrote. How did Khargosh Janta Party (KJP) come into existence? Later on Tuesday, Elvish slammed the Abhijeet Dipke-led Cockroach Janta Party for “zero transparency and crumbs” for its followers. “Cockroach Janta Party Manifesto • Free crumbs for all • Cabinet meetings behind the refrigerator • Zero transparency (they hate the light),” he wrote in an X post. Soon after, CJP supporters flooded his comment section defending the student-driven movement and calling him out for his “distasteful” remark.

However, Elvish brushed the criticism off with satire, saying, “I don’t argue with Cockroach Janta Party members anymore. Pest control works better than debates.” Hours before launching his party on Wednesday morning, Yadav shared a video defending his post and questioning his criticism of CJP supporters. “Tumhare manifesto ke hisaab se democracy honi chahiye, toh main bhi wahi kar raha hu. Main mazak kar raha hu. Ye mera right hai. Main toh tumhara sabse bada supporter hu,” he said. How was the Khargosh Janta Party received by netizens? Elvish Yadav's comment section was flooded with carrot and rabbit memes, while some mocked rival “CJP” as “cockroaches,” showing Elvish's strong engagement among Indian social media users who enjoy his roasts. “I'm in because why not everything for laughs and gags.