'49% followers from Pakistan': BJP claims Cockroach Janta Party holds only 9% support from India
The BJP has alleged that nearly half of the social media support for the viral 'Cockroach Janta Party' originates from Pakistan, with less than 10% from India. The party claims the digital campaign, which targets issues like unemployment and exam leaks, is a foreign influence operation aimed at destabilizing India.
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