
Cockroach Janata Party's Instagram Struggles After Initial Success
What Happened?
The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) saw a significant drop in Instagram engagement, losing over 100,000 followers since July. This decline follows their initial success during protests against NEET.
Key points
- CJP's Instagram engagement dropped by nearly 80% from July to October.
- The party lost over 100,000 followers in the last 30 days.
- Congress gained 480,000 followers, while BJP added 98,000 in the same period.
- CJP's posts decreased to less than half compared to July.
- CJP's founder, Abhijit Dipke, shifted focus to the Chief Election Commission, losing narrative control.
- Prominent CJP figures saw varied engagement, with Saurav Das increasing his interactions.
Key insights
- CJP's loss of followers may indicate a shift in public interest towards established political parties.
- The decline in engagement suggests that the party's messaging may not resonate as strongly with its audience.
- Increased activity from opposition parties could overshadow CJP's initiatives, affecting its visibility.
Why it matters
The decline in CJP's social media presence could impact its political influence and future mobilization efforts.
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Source
India Today



