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A viral online joke party called the Cockroach Janata Party has stormed the streets of New Delhi, turning meme culture into a youth-driven protest against India’s broken education system and lack of jobs. Sparked by an exam cheating scandal, the movement—fueled by millions on social media and led by founder Abhijeet Dipke from the U.S.—demands Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan step down within a week. Protesters carry books and flags, symbolizing their demand for equal opportunity, as they challenge traditional politics with humor and urgency. While critics dismiss it as a fleeting trend, the movement reflects a broader South Asian awakening where young people are using digital platforms to demand real change—and test whether online energy can translate into lasting political power.
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