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RAF officer's cockroach post sparks CJP row
Hindustant Times··23 Jul
RAF Assistant Commandant Sonia Sehrawat posted an Instagram story showing a dead cockroach with the caption that people who cannot fix themselves want to fix the country, after the July 20 Cockroach Janta Party protest. CJP replied that cockroaches never die. CRPF reportedly raised concerns over the viral post. RAF Assistant Commandant Sonia Sehrawat posted after the July 20 CJP.
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What It Means For You
- RAF Assistant Commandant Sonia Sehrawat's Instagram story mocked CJP protesters after July 20 demonstrations.
- Her caption compared protesters to cockroaches who cannot fix themselves yet want to fix the country.
- CJP replied that cockroaches never die, and CRPF reportedly raised conduct concerns.
What's Happening
- Sonia Sehrawat posted an Instagram story with a dead cockroach after the July 20 CJP protest.
- The caption criticised protesters seeking national change, drawing viral backlash online.
- Cockroach Janta Party responded with a retort that cockroaches never die.
Social Media Meets Protest Politics
- Uniformed officers face scrutiny when personal posts intersect with active political movements.
- The exchange amplified NEET protest narratives across social media.
- CRPF concerns highlight institutional reputation risks from viral posts.
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