India: Youth-led 'Cockroach' protests increase pressure on Modi's government
Summary
Young people in India are leading protests called the "Cockroach movement" against the government, demanding the resignation of the Education Minister after exam papers were leaked. The protests in New Delhi continue despite police action, and the Supreme Court has refused to hear a case about police violence during the demonstrations.Key Facts
- The Cockroach movement is a youth-led protest in India focused on fighting corruption.
- Protesters demand the Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resign due to leaked exam tests.
- The protests include sit-ins near the Indian parliament in New Delhi.
- Police used force against protesters trying to reach the parliament area on Monday.
- A petition about police brutality was filed but the Supreme Court refused to hear it.
- Opposition lawmakers support the protesters’ call for the minister’s resignation.
- The movement continues to gain more participants with each day.
- The protests highlight public frustration with government corruption and accountability.
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