India's Gen Z Protests Intensify as 'Cockroach' Movement Demands Prime Minister's Resignation

In a bold display of dissent, tens of thousands of protesters, primarily students, are marching to India's Parliament to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his education minister. The 'cockroach' movement, born out of a satirical joke, has gained momentum in recent weeks, with supporters occupying New Delhi's Jantar Mantar area. The protest began as a reaction to frequent exam paper leaks, technical glitches, and cancelled tests that have led to the deaths of dozens of students by suicide over the past decade.

The 'cockroach' movement has emerged as a powerful symbol of India's Gen Z's frustration with the country's decaying political system.

The movement's founder, Abhijeet Dipke, has called for Prime Minister Modi's resignation, citing the government's inaction in addressing these issues. Dipke's call to action has been met with enthusiasm, with thousands of people responding to his demand to march to Parliament. The protest has also garnered support from other activist groups and political parties.

The 'cockroach' movement has emerged as a powerful symbol of India's Gen Z's frustration with the country's decaying political system. As the protesters march towards Parliament, the question remains whether their demands will be met, or if the government will continue to ignore their pleas for change.