Cockroach Janata Party celebrates with a banquet, dance and music at a five-star hotel !

It must be revealed who funded the CJP's protest at Jantar Mantar and the banquet at the five-star hotel ! – Advocate Mahesh Jethmalani

New Delhi – After several days of protests by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) at Jantar Mantar, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan was forced to resign from his post. To celebrate this victory, members of the CJP held a banquet at a five-star hotel. A video of the celebration has now gone viral on social media. It shows a jubilant atmosphere, with people dancing and singing.

"Cockroach Janta Party" hosts a lavish party at a 5-star hotel featuring music & dance!

Advocate Mahesh Jethmalani demands accountability:

👉 "Who funded the Jantar Mantar protests and this grand party? The truth must come out!"

While personal freedom matters, celebrating a… pic.twitter.com/sKsAdWWX5l

— Sanatan Prabhat (@SanatanPrabhat) July 27, 2026

The video was shared by senior advocate Mahesh Jethmalani on his X account. Raising questions over the event, he asked, “Who paid for the CJP’s protest at Jantar Mantar? Who bore the expenses of travel, food and accommodation, as well as this banquet? Who is behind this party? These questions must be investigated.”

Seriously?
The CJP leadership throwing a victory party at a hotel! After Delhi witnessed days of violence, these so-called youth activists switched on the music and began dancing.

More serious questions:
Who funded the travel, food, accommodation, equipment and logistics… pic.twitter.com/KSl4GIu0gr

— Mahesh Jethmalani (@JethmalaniM) July 27, 2026

Those who protested over students’ suicides are now celebrating ! – BJP leader Amit Malviya

BJP leader Amit Malviya posted that everyone has the right to rest and celebrate after hard work; however, the time and the occasion also matter.

Everyone deserves to unwind and celebrate after a hard day’s work. But there is a time and a place for it.

When a movement is presented as a fight for justice for students, including those whose deaths by suicide are invoked as its moral foundation, scenes of dancing and what… pic.twitter.com/vIz35PtYcn

— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) July 27, 2026

When a movement is presented as a fight for justice for students, and the suicides of students are cited as its moral foundation, scenes of celebration immediately afterwards may strike many people as insensitive.

Editorial Perspective

While everyone has the personal right to decide how they wish to celebrate, if those protesting over the NEET question paper leak and the suicides of 21 students celebrate their victory in this manner, one may question whether it is moral and justified.