Unique Protest by 'Cockroach Public Party' at Jantar Mantar

In a striking demonstration at Jantar Mantar, a group calling themselves the 'Cockroach Public Party' protested against the government, demanding the resignation of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Accusing the government of neglecting public issues, the protesters showcased their dissent through creative expressions and slogans. Despite the lack of official recognition for their group, the protest drew significant attention and discussion among onlookers. The Delhi police ensured the protest remained peaceful, with no incidents reported. As the situation stabilizes, the protesters vow to continue their efforts until their demands are addressed.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jun 21, 2026, 12:13 IST

Protest at Jantar Mantar

A distinctive protest unfolded today at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, where a group identifying themselves as the 'Cockroach Public Party' staged a demonstration. The protesters vocally demanded the resignation of Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and expressed their dissent against the government.

Gathered in large numbers, the participants accused the government of being indifferent to various policy decisions and public interest issues. They claimed that their grievances have been consistently overlooked, prompting them to take to the streets to voice their opposition.

During the protest at Jantar Mantar, numerous posters and banners were displayed, featuring slogans against the government. Some demonstrators expressed their dissent in symbolic and creative ways, sparking discussions among onlookers and passersby.

Sources indicate that there is no official recognition or electoral existence of any political party by this name. Nevertheless, the atmosphere during the protest remained charged for an extended period, attracting a significant crowd.

Delhi police arrived at the scene to monitor the situation and ensured that the protest remained peaceful. No reports of any untoward incidents have been received.

Experts suggest that in today's digital age, such symbolic and satirical protests are often conducted to attract attention, quickly going viral on social media.

Currently, the situation at Jantar Mantar is reported to be normal, but the protesters have stated that they will continue their demonstration until their demands are met.