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The Anti-Hindu Face Of Cockroach Rosy

Rosy, the woman who accused Delhi Police ACP Vivek Bhagat of sexual harassment and misconduct during the October 3 Jantar Mantar protest, has now been exposed as associated with the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) after the social-media posts came to light.

While CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke presented Rosy as an “independent journalist” while amplifying her allegations against the police officer, CJP’s own social-media posts identify her as a Coverage Coordinator for the organisation.

She has been seen provoking police personnel while they were doing their duty. Check this video.

Her public videos and posts also reveal repeated remarks targeting Hindu religious practices, alongside an open pitch encouraging people to visit churches.

Rosy’s Anti-Hindu Remarks

In one video, Rosy questions Hindu religious practices involving the Ganga and the immersion of ashes, saying, “Why do you not feel offended when the effluents from factories are poured into Ganga river or immersing ashes in the name of faith?”

In another video, she makes a sweeping remark about Hindu devotees and the Ganga, “there are 2 types of sinners in India. One who bathes in the Ganga.”

Such remarks have drawn criticism for portraying Hindu religious practices in a derogatory manner, with critics describing Rosy as openly anti-Hindu.

‘Why Don’t You Go To The Church?’

Rosy’s social-media activity also includes a video in which she explicitly urges people to visit a church and invokes heaven and hell while doing so.

She says, “If we have a medical issue, we got to hospital. If we need money, we do business or work at a job. Then why don’t you go to the church? Don’t you like the heaven or do you like hell more? Do you want to go to hell? Come on, get up. Sunday is around the corner.”

While she attacks Hindu practices in her other videos, her message in this video is an explicit appeal to people to go to church, raising questions about her attitude towards Hinduism and Christianity.

Mocking Hindu Religious Leaders

In one post on her Instagram, Rosy mocks Bhageshwar Dham Sarkar Dhirendra Shastri’s video where he praises Japan and its people for being very patriotic as “They turn devotees into blind followers and go on foreign trips using their money.”

In another video, she mocks followers of another Hindu religious leader Aniruddhacharya who was visiting his devotee’s clinic as “This hypocritical Baba, who cures people’s cancer with cow urine and turmeric, goes to Chicago, America to get his blood test done. He is the termite who is hollowing India. Thousands of people today go to his story and hand over the future of your children in his hands. He himself teaches people to hate Muslims, instigates people for Christians and himself sometimes visits Dubai, Chicago and sometimes Canada.”

In the video itself he says he visited the clinic at the request of the devotee and would personally never have gone for himself.

She even justified the throwing of chicken waste that some Muslim men did after eating while on a boat on Ganga river. She pretended to be an environmentalist and indulged in whataboutery instead.

She captioned the video as “We call the Ganga “Mother”…
but what is the reality? Over 165 liters of *desi ghee* (clarified butter) are poured into it. Untreated industrial wastewater is discharged directly into the river. Sewage and drain water also flow into it. Waste and ashes (from cremations) are dumped there in the name of worship. Yet, we claim the “Ganga is sacred”…
And the most significant point is this. If a single incident involves another religion, it becomes breaking news… But when our own people sit by the riverbank, drink alcohol, and litter the very same spot, why is there no outcry? It is not a question of religion; it is a matter of responsibility and mindset. If we truly have faith…
are we even making an effort to save it?”

Rosy Presented Herself As ‘Independent Journalist’ Despite Being Cockroack Party Co-ordiantor

Rosy accused Delhi Police ACP Vivek Bhagat of touching her inappropriately while she was covering the detention of AISA activist Neha Bora at Jantar Mantar on October 3.

CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke amplified the allegation on X, calling Rosy a “female ind journalist” and demanding action against ACP Bhagat. CJP co-convenor Saurav Das also backed her allegation and accused Delhi Police of protecting the officer.

But Rosy is not merely an independent journalist. CJP’s own social-media team announcement from September lists her as a Coverage Coordinator. Her association with the organisation therefore predates the October 3 incident.

Image Source: X

Rosy has also appeared with CJP leaders and maintained a public association with founder Abhijeet Dipke. In a July post, she thanked Dipke for his hospitality and called their interaction an “inspiring conversation”.

So, while CJP leaders presented Rosy as an “independent journalist” while amplifying her allegation against the police, the organisation’s own records identify her as part of its media team.

What The Videos Show

Rosy alleged that ACP Bhagat touched her inappropriately and pushed her while she was recording Neha Bora’s detention.

Delhi Police has transferred three complaints relating to the October 3 confrontation to the Crime Branch for investigation.

Videos of the confrontation have since emerged. The footage publicly available so far does not show ACP Bhagat touching Rosy as she alleged. Delhi Police has also flagged at least one purported visual of the incident as AI-generated or manipulated.

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