Students in India, calling themselves the “Cockroach” protesters, are sparking national outrage by demanding systemic change against rigged university exams and crushing joblessness — a movement that’s forced Prime Minister Modi to respond. Led by activist Abhijeet Dipke, who ended a hunger strike after partial government concessions, the protest isn’t about surrender — it’s about accountability. The youth aren’t backing down, and their relentless pressure signals a deeper, unyielding demand for real reform, turning this into one of Modi’s most serious challenges yet.
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