Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) spokesperson Saurav Das has claimed that his family is facing a serious security threat after a group of YouTubers allegedly gathered outside his residence and entered his home without permission.
In a post shared on social media platform X, Das alleged that between 15 and 20 individuals arrived at his house on Tuesday morning, while several others had reportedly remained stationed outside the property since the previous night. According to him, the growing crowd has created an atmosphere of fear and concern for everyone living inside the residence.
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Describing the situation as alarming, Das said the videos being circulated online had encouraged more people to gather at his home, creating what he called a “grave security threat” for his family members. He claimed the incident had escalated beyond online attention and had begun affecting the safety of those at the residence.
Das stated that he was not at home when the incident unfolded, as he is currently in Maharashtra attending a two-day meeting organised by the Cockroach Janta Party. Being away from home, he said, has heightened his anxiety because he is unable to personally ensure the safety of his family.
According to his statement, some individuals allegedly entered the premises while others remained gathered outside, prompting fears of possible intimidation and harassment. He did not specify whether any property was damaged or whether any physical confrontation took place during the alleged incident.
The CJP spokesperson appealed for attention to the matter, arguing that such incidents pose a serious risk not only to public figures but also to their families. He suggested that the circulation of online content had contributed to the situation by attracting more people to his residence.
Das’s allegations have sparked discussion on social media, with supporters expressing concern over the reported events while others called for a thorough investigation into the claims. At the time of his statement, there was no official confirmation from local authorities regarding the alleged trespassing or crowd gathering.
It also remains unclear whether a formal police complaint has been filed or if law enforcement has launched an inquiry into the matter. Officials have not yet issued any public statement responding to Das’s allegations.
The incident highlights growing concerns about the impact of online content creation and social media activity on personal privacy and security. Public figures have increasingly raised questions about the limits of digital engagement, particularly when it results in large gatherings outside private residences.
As the situation develops, attention is likely to focus on whether authorities investigate the allegations and what measures, if any, are taken to ensure the safety of those residing at Das’s home. Meanwhile, the CJP spokesperson has reiterated that his primary concern remains the well-being of his family while he is away attending official party engagements.
