A viral video allegedly featuring a supporter of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has sparked a major controversy ahead of the organisation's planned protest at Jantar Mantar on June 6. The video drew sharp criticism on social media, with several people expressing concern that certain remarks made in the clip could encourage unrest during the demonstration.

The video, which has been widely circulated online, reportedly shows a man identified as Amit Kumar Sindh, a supporter of the movement, addressing people expected to participate in the upcoming protest. During his speech, he made a series of controversial statements that have now become the centre of political and public debate.

One of the most discussed remarks in the video relates to CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke's expected return to India. Referring to the possibility of authorities stopping Dipke at the airport, the speaker says, "If Abhijeet Dipke is stopped by Immigration, there will be a riot at the airport."

The speaker also appears to encourage supporters to arrive prepared, carrying pepper spray and sticks for possible confrontations with authorities, saying, “we have to turn India into Nepal”. These comments have intensified concerns about the nature of the planned agitation and whether it could remain peaceful.

The most controversial section of the video comes when the speaker appears to advocate a more aggressive approach to the protest. He says, "We have tolerated enough. This time we will cross the border. Nepal will be made." The statement has triggered outrage online and raised questions about the intentions of some individuals associated with the movement.

The controversy has emerged just days before the planned demonstration in Delhi. CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke is expected to return to India on June 6. Following his arrival, he is likely to approach the Parliament Street Police Station to seek permission for the protest proposed at Jantar Mantar.

Over the past few years, the Cockroach Janta Party has gained significant support, particularly among students and job aspirants. The organisation has built its following through campaigns highlighting concerns related to examination paper leaks and recruitment-related issues across the country.

According to the group, controversies involving examinations and recruitment processes such as NEET, CBSE exams, CUET and SSC GD recruitment tests have affected nearly 9.5 million young Indians. These issues have become central to the movement's outreach and mobilisation efforts.

Despite the backlash over the viral video, Dipke has repeatedly stated that the movement is committed to peaceful and lawful protest. He has consistently maintained that all activities carried out by the organisation will remain within constitutional limits.

Addressing the issue previously, Dipke said, "I believe in the Constitution of India more than anything else. It gives all of us the right to express our voice in a democracy."

His statement is being viewed as an attempt to distance the movement from the controversial remarks made in the viral video. Supporters of the organisation argue that the comments of an individual should not be used to define the intentions of the entire movement.

However, critics maintain that the language used in the video is troubling and could create tension ahead of the protest. The clip continues to be widely discussed across social media platforms, keeping the spotlight firmly on the organisation and its planned demonstration.

As the June 6 protest draws closer, attention will remain focused on whether the movement can separate itself from the inflammatory rhetoric seen in the viral video and ensure that its demonstration remains peaceful, lawful and within the framework of democratic protest.

The developments surrounding the video have added a new dimension to the discussions around the upcoming agitation. With public scrutiny increasing and authorities likely to monitor the situation closely, the focus will now be on how the protest unfolds and whether it proceeds in accordance with the principles outlined by the organisation's leadership.