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Tens of thousands defied a police ban to march in Delhi demanding the education minister’s resignation, fueled by fears of exam paper leaks and a deeper crisis in India’s education system. Activist Sonam Wangchuk, hospitalized on day 21 of his hunger strike, reportedly begged to join the march — denied by doctors. The protest, dubbed the “Cockroach Janta Party” after a controversial justice remark, turned violent as police clashed with demonstrators under heavy rain, suspending mobile internet and injuring some. Despite a government promise to address demands, tensions escalated as police cleared the site. What began as a small online movement has exploded nationwide, turning the cockroach into a symbol of resilience for youth frustrated with unemployment and systemic neglect.

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