'Kasab Energy’ and Saffron Disguise: What Do the Alleged Chat Leaks Reveal?

According to the viral screenshots, protesters were ordered to apply a red tilak ("Laal teeka on your forehead"), wear a sacred red thread ("And hath me red thread pooja wala"), and drape saffron shawls (bhagwa gamchas).

NewsBharati    10-Oct-2026 16:51:33 PM
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Is a planned political protest at Jantar Mantar morphing into a sinister, engineered attempt to revive the ghost of "Hindu terror" narratives? That is the explosive question dominating the national political discourse after allegedly leaked internal chats from protest coordination groups tied to the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) went viral across social media platforms.

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The leaked chat logs reveal detailed instructions directing participants to systematically adopt Hindu religious symbols during aggressive confrontations with police.
 
According to the viral screenshots, protesters were ordered to apply a red tilak ("Laal teeka on your forehead"), wear a sacred red thread ("And hath me red thread pooja wala"), and drape saffron shawls (bhagwa gamchas). Instructions were even given to bring red and orange paint to ensure all participants displayed these religious markers.
 
The blueprint included deploying weapons, pepper spray, stun guns, and deflating police vehicle tires.Instructions explicitly called for cadres to carry stun guns for close-range electrocution, alongside air guns and tactical sticks. Participants were instructed on methods to conceal these items while advancing toward police barricades.
 
 
 
To sustain physical clashes and evade surveillance identification, cadres were instructed to equip themselves with chest vests, protective helmets, and dark attire. The directive emphasized using dark clothing specifically to complicate police attempts at tracking and identifying individual agitators. The aim is to create an anarchy-like situation in Delhi.
 
Further operational guidance directed demonstrators to aggressively target police logistics by deflating the tyres of police vehicles to impede crowd-control reinforcement and law enforcement mobility.
 
The combination of Hindu sacred attire and violent street tactics has exposed the sinister objective behind the directive. By orchestrating clashes with law enforcement while dressed in traditional Hindu symbols, the operation was structured to construct a false narrative of "Hindu Atankwaad" (Hindu terrorism).
 
Looking at the latest WHATSAPP CHATS it clearly shows that people are not planning a peaceful protest
 
The primary aim of this deceptive strategy was to engineer violent outbreaks on the ground and immediately pin the blame on Hindu groups such as the Bajrang Dal. By creating optics where agitators wearing tilaks and kalawas attack policemen, the plot sought to trigger wide-scale communal flare-ups and paint Hindu nationalist organizations as the perpetrators of street violence.

Who was the mastermind behind that?

According to circulating details and intelligence reports, Vijeta Rajbhar has been named as a central administrator of the WhatsApp group where instructions regarding "Kasab energy" were allegedly issued to young demonstrators.
 
 
 
Rajbhar is reportedly associated with the Parivartankami Chhatra Sangthan (Pachhas) a student organization active in Delhi University with ties to left-wing student groups including the All India Students' Association (AISA) and the Students' Federation of India (SFI).
 
 
 
Alongside Rajbhar, Dr. Vineeta Sharma, an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Kirori Mal College (Delhi University), has been directly implicated in instigating participants.
 
Screenshot suggests that Dr. Sharma actively encouraged female protesters and other cadres to join the demonstrations at Jantar Mantar using aggressive tactics.