Who is rapper Santy Sharma? What did he say about ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ that created a buzz on Instagram?

Santy Sharma, Indian independent rapper and internet personality, has stirred fresh controversy after sharing his views on the viral “Cockroach Janta Party” (CJP) trend. In a strongly worded Instagram post, the rapper described the movement as “internet drama” and warned users against blindly following viral campaigns without checking facts or understanding the background of people leading them. His comments quickly spread across Instagram, X and YouTube, where users reacted sharply to his statements on nationalism, online activism and digital propaganda.

Who is Santy Sharma?

Santy Sharma is an Indian rapper, singer and digital creator known for independent music releases and commentary on trending social and internet issues.

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He has built an online following through his music, public opinions and discussions around influencer culture and viral controversies. Earlier, he had also attracted attention for supporting rapper Badshah during the controversy linked to the song “Tateeree.”

What did Santy Sharma say about ‘Cockroach Janta Party’?

In his Instagram statement, Santy Sharma wrote, “ Cockroach Janta Party” feels more like internet drama than a serious movement.” He also questioned the intentions behind the campaign and the way many young users engage with viral online trends.

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“Today, many people blindly follow trends without properly researching the background of individuals leading such campaigns. The founder of this so-called CJP has reportedly been associated with AAP and has shared multiple posts in the past that appeared critical of India itself.”

The rapper argued that national conversations should focus more on development and employment rather than emotionally charged internet movements.