A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the term "mindful Naxals," social media has reacted to it. A satirical party has emerged, calling itself the "Mindful Naxal Party."

An Instagram and Facebook page has emerged with the name Dimagi Naxal Party.

A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi used the term "Digitally Naxals," social media has now reacted to it. A satirical party has emerged based on this term. It's called the "Digitally Naxal Party." This Instagram page gained over 181,000 followers overnight.

The party's Instagram and Instagram bios state that its motto is "Think, Research, and Protest." The Instagram bios state that the party's founder is a "brainy Indian," while the co-founder is a 56-inch-tall man. The exact date of the Instagram account's creation is unknown, but it was created around August 2026.

The alleged party alleged cyber attack

The so-called social media party alleged on Monday that its Instagram account was cyber-attacked. "There has been a cyber-attack against #Instagram," it wrote. "Let's see if they succeed in suppressing our voice!" It also stated its ideology, stating that it follows Bhagat Singh's ideology. The post reads, "We are followers of Bhagat Singh. If they try to suspend our account or call us anti-national, just know that they are insulting Bhagat Singh."  

This development came to light after PM Modi's speech.

This entire incident unfolded shortly after Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivered his Independence Day address to the nation from the Red Fort. In it, he warned against what he called "intellectual Naxals." He stated that the government had achieved victory against armed Maoists, but that sympathizers of this ideology were still looking for opportunities to influence and brainwash youth. He urged the identification and isolation of such "intellectual Naxals."

PM Modi stated that LWE extremism has ruined the future of millions of youth. Naxalite violence and ideology have taken children from many mothers. He stated that this Naxalite violence has controlled a large part of the country for decades, ruling by the gun. His comments have drawn sharp criticism from opposition parties, with the Congress party citing the new terminology as a clear sign of desperation.