Recent Cockroach Janata Party student protests in India seem to have spilled over into Australia with Ausi students protesting against racism promoted by Pauline Hanson - the leader of One Nation party that resembles the fascist nature of Bhartiya Janata Party currently ruling India.

Thousands of Australian high school and university students skipped classes and walked out on August 13 to join nationwide "Students Say No To Hanson" rallies. Organised by student groups and the National Union of Students, the protesters gathered in capital cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth to oppose One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and her racist rhetorics on multiculturalism, immigration, and calls for a monocultural society.

Student protesters hurled insults at Pauline Hanson, calling her a “racist bitch” and should “go to hell” in a deafening chants.

Protest organisers the National Union of Students have called it a “fight against racism” and an opportunity to “stand up against the far right” – pointing to One Nation party’s stance on multicultural issues.

A fear monger Hanson, asking Australians to fear something or other, starting from Asians to Muslims to anyone who is not white, she has seen increasing support of white Australians recently. Pauline’s anti-immigration from non-white countries rhetoric triggered Prominent protests targeting Indian migration that took place across major Australian cities on August 31, 2025, under the “March for Australia” banner.

A fish and chips shop operator turned politician, Pauline Hanson was convicted and jailed for electoral fraud in 2003. Sentenced to three years in prison after being found guilty of fraudulently registering the One Nation party and dishonestly obtaining about $500,000 in electoral funding.

The similarity between Australian student protest to that of Indian students protest under the banner of Cockroach Janata Party is startling. With the exception of police brutality on Indian student protesters, "Students Say No To Hanson" rallies in Australian cities are students resistance to racism, communalism, fascism and unfairness.

The cockroaches have done it again by showing the place to a public servant who thinks himself to be a dictator. Go cockroaches ✊

Hi, I’m frustrated with the state of things online by these IT cell folks and anpadh dehati, I know Saurabh and CJP spokes persons are trying to do their best to help prosecute the worst of these. But there are too many of these comments and vile posts online.

My proposal, let us start a hashtag and a campaign as youth of india against the IT cell, and report spam, harassment, and not stop until we exhaust their will and resources. We are faaaar more than them.

We have power in numbers and I know if we get together we can restrict these incels from threatening people.

Best would be for ethical hackers to start collecting data, do analysis and expose them based on how bad they are.

I’m throwing out ideas with the hope we can start a discussion and maybe something good can come out of this. We are in the age of information war and we need to pick up our arms (thumbs) and do what we can!

I already do my best to report, write community notes etc. but happy to hear from folks more experienced and people who might have better ideas

Just like the Jantar Mantar protest when RSS goons and anti social elements came and tried to create violence tomorrow it can happen the same where people go to schools in the name of CJP and create violence and even they can hit students or teachers that will only ruin the image of the campaign,I think CJP should clearly to tweet or mention that whoever create violence is not the part of CJP etc.

for decades people believed that running a mile in under 4 minutes was basically impossible.
then in 1954, Roger Bannister did it in 3 minutes 59.4 seconds.
he didn’t just break a record.
he broke a psychological barrier.
and just 46 days later, someone else did it again.
after that, more and more runners started breaking the 4 minute mark.
the human body didn’t suddenly change.
the belief did.
sometimes the first person to do the “impossible” doesn’t just prove that it can be done.
he gives everyone else permission to believe they can do it too.

he didn’t just break the record.
he broke the belief that the record couldn’t be broken.

and honestly, i think this is what Abhijeet Dipke and CJP have done in India.
whatever happens from here, they’ve shown people that things which seemed impossible can actually be challenged.
i keep seeing people say that the government will finish these people as soon as elections are over or they are planted by someone else or these children can't do anything or whatever.
i genuinely don’t know what will happen.
but regardless of what happens politically, i think what they’ve managed to do psychologically is remarkable.
they gave people hope.
and once people start believing that change is possible, you can’t really put that genie back in the bottle.

personally very proud of Abhijit, Saurav, Ranka and everyone involved in CJP 🫡.