Police provide security to Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the “Cockroach Janta Party,” at his residence in Maharashtra. According to reports from Times of India and Mint, the police protection is meant to manage or prevent crowding as the party gains attention online. Dipke is described as having built the party through social media, and both outlets link the increased attention to its “trending” online presence. Mint reports the residence is located in MIDC Waluj, while Times of India also notes the protection is intended to handle crowds. Dipke says his party’s online platforms have been taken down or compromised, which he says affects the party’s ability to communicate and maintain visibility. Both outlets characterize the situation as ongoing, with developments still unfolding. No further details are reported about the nature of the alleged platform disruptions, the level of threat prompting police action, or any formal charges.