Goa, June 19 -- BLAISE COSTABIR

The recent satirical 'Cock roach Janata Party (CJP)' has opened a proverbial Pandora's box, bringing the latent frustrations of India's Gen Z to the forefront. Abhi jeet Dipke, a Boston-based student, felt aggrieved by a statement made by the Chief Justice of India (CJI). The CJI later clarified that his remarks were not intended to defame all unemployed youth in In dia, but specifically targeted individuals entering the legal profession with fake or bogus degrees. He did not specify whether his comments also applied to those entering the political arena with fraudulent qualifications or no degrees at all. By that time, the newly launched online initiative, the CJP, had already taken the in ternet by storm...