New Delhi: The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has asked its followers to avoid naming Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other authorities directly in their social media posts to avoid censorship and reduce the likelihood of their posts getting taken down.CJP co-founder Ashutosh Ranka said that people must use “code language” on social media to game the algorithm while criticising the government. “Even after deploying thousands of policemen, shutting down the Metro, stopping trains and even removing us from flights, they are still not satisfied. Now they are trying to plant their flags on social media. From now on, only clean people will be found on social media,” Ranka said.The CJP co-founder likened India’s situation to that of Germany in 1945 or North Korea and said that code language will have to be used to take on the government. Odi ji has completely lost it 😂.Cockroaches, it’s time to fool the algorithm.@Cockroachisback https://t.co/vxbLI6M6Md— Ashutosh Ranka (@AshutoshRanka) October 29, 2026“Imagine that you are in Germany in 1945, India in 1935 or North Korea. How would you take on such big leaders there? To take them on, we will now have to speak in code language,” he said.Highlighting some code names, Ranka said, “From now on, we will talk about ‘Odi Ji’, we will talk about BCCI, we will talk about Gunnu [Gyanesh Kumar]. We have to fool the algorithm,” he said.“Let a few videos be taken down, let a few accounts be closed, but they cannot remove us from Instagram, let alone anywhere else. Stay there, stand firm. We will win, we will fight. We will neither stop nor bow down,” Ranka said.Lakhs of Instagram Posts BLOCKED by Modi Govt! https://t.co/t54RzM5grE— Dhruv Rathee (@dhruv_rathee) October 28, 2026The move comes amid widespread censorship on social media platforms like Instagram and YouTube. The Union government has given a spate of takedown orders and filed FIRs to scrub online spaces of content deemed critical of the government.Earlier this week, even seemingly routine coverage, like that from LiveLaw on the ECI’s affidavit to the Supreme Court, was taken down.In July, during the peak of the CJP protests at Jantar Mantar, the Delhi Police had written to the social media giant X to delete or remove posts and videos from the platform which target government heads.