Social media influencer and Bigg Boss OTT 2 winner Elvish Yadav has triggered a fresh online debate after unveiling a satirical “Khargosh Janata Party” (KJP) poster and manifesto, apparently in response to the recently viral “Cockroach Janata Party” (CJP) trend on social media.
The Gurugram-based influencer shared the poster on his social media platform X, featuring the slogan, “Sharp minds, long ears, development for all with carrots.” The post quickly gained traction online, drawing reactions from both supporters and critics.
In the manifesto-style message, Yadav used a series of humorous political slogans, including “Carrots are our right,” “Speed is our identity,” and “Long live rabbit unity.” The post was widely circulated across social media platforms, with users interpreting it as a satirical take on ongoing online political and social trends.
The influencer followed up the poster with additional posts and a video message. In one of the posts, he remarked that instead of engaging in debates with members of the so-called “Cockroach Janata Party,” “pest control works better than arguments.” The statement quickly became a talking point online and generated thousands of comments and reposts.
As discussions intensified, Yadav released another digital poster inviting followers to gather at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, while jokingly promising “free carrots” for attendees. The reference to the iconic protest venue and the symbolic use of carrots further fueled speculation and discussions among social media users regarding the intent behind the campaign.
The posts attracted mixed reactions. While many followers described the content as satire and entertainment, critics accused the influencer of attempting to capitalise on an ongoing online controversy. Several users questioned the timing of the posts, while others linked them to the promotion of his upcoming projects and content.
Responding to the growing controversy, Yadav later shared a video message defending his posts. He said that freedom of expression allows individuals to voice their opinions and maintained that he was merely exercising that right.
“I have the freedom to speak, and I am expressing my views,” Yadav said in the video, while addressing criticism surrounding the campaign.
The “Khargosh Janata Party” posts have since garnered significant engagement online, with millions of views and interactions within a short period. The episode has once again highlighted the growing influence of digital creators in shaping conversations and trends across social media platforms.