Actor Prakash Raj and the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) are calling for a protest in Kochi against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls on November 7. The demonstrations are framed as “Jantar Mantar in Kochi,” with organizers urging supporters and members of civil society to attend and raise concerns about the revision exercise.
CJP says the event will be held at Rajendra Maidan starting at 4 pm, under a “Save Democracy! Cancel SIR!” slogan. In a video appeal circulated ahead of the protest, Prakash Raj calls for peaceful participation and specifically invites citizens, students, young people, and representatives of different organizations. The call emphasizes collective action, and includes a line urging that people do not “tolerate killing democracy.”
Across outlets, the core details—CJP’s organizing role, the anti-SIR theme, the Kochi location, and the November 7 timing—are consistent. Differences are mainly in lead focus: some coverage highlights CJP’s call directly, while others foreground Prakash Raj’s video appeal and messaging to potential attendees.
