“Won’t leave streets until Gyanesh Kumar resigns”: CJP’s Saurav Das submits October 10 protest proposal to Delhi police
Cockroach Janta Party spokesperson Saurav Das submits protest proposal to Delhi Police demanding Gyanesh Kumar's resignation over election concerns.

The political landscape in the national capital is bracing for a significant demonstration as the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has officially notified the authorities of a massive youth-led protest scheduled for October 10.
'Won’t leave streets until Gyanesh Kumar resigns': CJP's Saurav Das submits October 10 protest proposal to Delhi police
Saurav Das, the chief spokesperson for the Cockroach Janta Party, confirmed that a formal letter has been submitted to the Parliament Street Police Station regarding the upcoming gathering at Jantar Mantar. The protest, which aims to mobilize the country's youth, is centered on grievances involving election integrity and voter registration processes.
Demands for Resignation and Election Integrity
During a media briefing following his visit to the police station, Das made it clear that the movement has a specific target. He stated that the protesters are determined to remain in the streets until Gyanesh Kumar resigns from his position. The core of the agitation revolves around what the party describes as the "theft of votes" and the "hijacking of elections."
Das highlighted a critical concern regarding the inclusivity of the electoral process, specifically alleging that the Election Commission of India is failing to adequately incorporate Gen Z members into the official voter lists. This omission, he argued, threatens the future of the nation's youngest citizens.
A Gen Z Movement: 'Chalo Delhi'
Emphasizing the scale and nature of the event, Das insisted that this is not merely a political maneuver by a single party, but a broader movement of the younger generation. He described the planned demonstration as a Gen Z protest rather than a standard CJP rally.
Key details of the notification include:
- Location: Jantar Mantar, New Delhi.
- Date: October 10.
- Primary Slogan: "Chalo Delhi".
- Objective: Addressing voter list discrepancies and demanding accountability in the electoral system.
Das also issued a call to action, urging young people from across the nation to join the assembly in the capital. He referred to the participants collectively as "cockroaches" set to gather for their cause.
Police Cooperation and Formalities
According to the CJP spokesperson, the Delhi Police have acknowledged the formal notification. Das noted that the authorities have requested an undertaking from the party, all of which has been completed to ensure the necessary legal formalities are met. He further requested the police to manage law and order effectively and to make appropriate traffic arrangements to accommodate the expected influx of protesters.