India's Stand-Up Comics Can't Stop Making CJP Jokes — and the Party Is Delighted

From Bengaluru basement clubs to sold-out Delhi shows, India's stand-up circuit has found its richest new material in the Cockroach Janta Party. The jokes write themselves — a cockroach party more organised than most real ones, a manifesto more coherent than any coalition government's, an AI card that costs nothing and represents the same chance at power as any real party membership. Mashable India compiles the best CJP bits making the rounds, talks to three comedians about why this movement is unusually comedy-friendly, and asks whether satire is now the only honest language left in Indian politics.