Yes, the same JCB bulldozer the state uses to demolish homes. That’s not a typo. It’s a dark joke that reveals how symbols seep into everyday life; and how people twist them back. A machine meant to project power now has a rodent alter-ego, mocking its very meaning. This isn’t just wordplay. It’s resistance. In 2026, when the Chief Justice called unemployed youth “cockroaches”, they didn’t shrink; they founded the Cockroach Janta Party. Symbols, once weaponised, can slip from the hands of power. Gandhi turned khadi into freedom. Today, the JCB; a British machine; turns into both political theatre and a punchline. What starts as branding ends as rebellion. The real story? Power doesn’t control symbols forever. People do. And sometimes, they give them new teeth.