Saurav Das, the chief spokesperson for the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), filed a formal complaint with Delhi Police alleging unlawful entry into his home [1, 2].
The incident highlights growing tensions between public figures and independent content creators in India, where the line between journalistic pursuit and privacy violation is frequently contested.
Das said the incident occurred Wednesday, July 24, 2026, at his residence in New Delhi [1, 2]. He said a group of YouTubers and media persons entered his home without permission and filmed the interiors of the property [1, 2].
According to the complaint, Das is seeking charges of criminal house trespass, criminal intimidation, defamation, and criminal conspiracy [1, 2]. He said the actions of the group posed a direct security threat to him and his household [2].
In response to the security concerns, Delhi Police deployed a team outside the residence of the CJP spokesperson [1]. The deployment follows an SOS request regarding the violation of privacy by the creators [1].
Das did not specify the number of individuals involved in the trespass, but he said the event was a coordinated effort to harass him [1, 2]. The Delhi Police are currently reviewing the complaint to determine the next steps in the investigation [1].
“Saurav Das filed a formal complaint with Delhi Police alleging unlawful entry into his home.”
This incident underscores the legal risks associated with 'guerrilla' style content creation and the increasing use of police protection by political figures to maintain private boundaries. The request for charges of criminal conspiracy suggests that Das views the trespass not as an isolated prank, but as a targeted attempt to compromise his security.
