No coalitions, no clauses, no rollouts over three decades. Read each demand and tell us where you stand — every vote is anonymous and counted live.
Every deleted or missing vote must be investigated and answered for.
A vote that quietly disappears is a citizen quietly erased. We demand that any tampering with the rolls carry real, named consequences — not a clerical shrug.
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Fifty percent reservation for women in the legislature and the cabinet.
Half the population deserves half the seats — in the room where decisions are actually made. Not a committee to study it, not a rollout over three decades. Now.
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Break the billionaire grip on the news so headlines stop reading like ads.
A free press cannot be owned by the people it is meant to question. Break the monopoly, fund the newsroom, and let a headline be a headline again.
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Retiring judges should get a quiet life, not a nominated seat.
Justice should retire into gardening, not into the upper house. A judgement must never come with a coupon redeemable later.
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Sell the mandate you were elected on and you sit out two decades.
You were elected on a promise. Auctioning that promise to the highest bidder is fraud against the voter — and it should cost you twenty years of elections.
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A satirical civic-activism movement organised around five non-negotiable demands — vote integrity, equal women's representation, an independent press, no reward seats for retiring judges, and a 20-year ban on defectors.
Five hard demands are harder to dilute than fifty soft promises. The list is deliberately short so that none of it can be quietly forgotten.
No. The manifesto is non-negotiable and curated by the team. You can submit issues privately via the Issues form — strong issues become campaigns, and campaigns push the demands.
Every demand has an anonymous yes/no poll. Counts are public, live and free to view. No account, no profile, no trace.
No. The Cockroach Janta Party is a work of political satire and not a registered political party. The manifesto is a public petition of intent, not a legislative bill.
They are numbered for stable reference, not priority. Every demand is treated as equally non-negotiable.
A demand may retire once it has been answered. New demands are added rarely, and only after overwhelming public weight on a related issue.
Voting is free and anonymous. There is no login, no registration, no email. The site stores no personal data tied to your vote.
When an issue from the public board gathers enough weight, it becomes a movement. The movement campaigns publicly — share, back, push — until the demand it ties to is answered.
No. It is independent satire. Not affiliated with any registered party, politician, business or NGO.