India’s unemployed youth have officially evolved from future of the nation to apparently cockroaches

 BREAKING:

India’s unemployed youth have officially evolved from *“future of the nation”* to apparently… *“cockroaches.”* And instead of breaking buses or shouting on TV debates, Gen Z did something far more dangerous: They opened Canva, made memes, launched satire… and accidentally created the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). What started as a sarcastic internet joke is now becoming a full-blown symbol of frustration against: Paper leaks Unemployment Political hypocrisy “Educated but ignored” syndrome Honestly, this might be the first movement where: * Manifestos are memes * Rage comes with punchlines * Protest happens through reels, edits & comments sections The funniest part? The more people mock the youth… the stronger and more creative they become online. CJP may be satire, but the emotions behind it are very real. A generation tired of being called lazy, distracted, entitled, or now apparently… insects. At this point, Indian politics needs to understand one thing: Never underestimate unemployed people with WiFi, editing apps, and unlimited sarcasm.