A satirical Gen Z-led movement called the Cockroach Janta Party has gained momentum across India as citizens demand educational reforms and government accountability from Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s administration.
While the protests were sparked by repeated exam paper leaks like the NEET medical entrance exam, the movement stems from a history of unemployment and limited economic opportunities for India’s youth.
"...when they (tannies) sometimes tell me that "i know your efforts" and "im really happy to have a leader like you" , all the stress, they're gone..that's the beauty of the team" 😭💘
ready to kiss bella freud's forehead for choosing joon to be on a podcast where he'll be given a vulnerable yet safe space to speak his mind for 58mins-1hr #DissectRMIND
Along with Wangchuk there's a protest going against the government by some tribal village... didn't even know about it...It's sad how the mainstream media doesn't even cover such things. They are also risking their lives for a land that has been more their than the government.
why is it so hard for some people to understand that questioning our own government doesn't make someone anti-national or automatically an another political party supporter 🤡?
the neet leak is far more bigger than just a paper leak btw. we lost approx 20 students, students who could've been teachers, doctors, scientists btw. the legit future of our country. this isn't a bloody joke.
To all the people who are still not supporting Sonam sir, I have a question for you
"Future mein jab education system ki isse jayda halat kharab hogi tab apne bacchon ko kya shakal dikhaoge?"
#WeSupportSonamWangchuk
Students committed suicide after the NEET paper leak. Yet instead of questioning the government or the reason behind the protest, people are busy asking whether he's really on a hunger strike or not
tere liy narak mein alag se kadhai rakhi hai chutiye
jab tere bacche puchenge na ki 'koi acche school kyu nhi hai' toh tu bol dena 'beta mai Modi supporter hun sab badiya hi toh hai'