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Indian youth protests at Jantar Mantar have broken Prime Minister Narendra Modi's aura of invincibility. Using humor, satire, and resilience, young people turned a powerful leader into a public laughingstock. The movement, sparked by a controversial remark about unemployed youth, marks a significant challenge to Modi's carefully cultivated image.
The founder of an online satirical political movement 'Cockroach Janta Party' accuses the Indian government of taking down its website and hacking Instagram accounts. The movement, launched in response to a Supreme Court judge's remarks, has amassed over 22 million followers and is calling for the education minister's resignation amid exam scandal protests.
The founder of the online political satire movement 'Cockroach Janta Party' (CJP) has accused the Indian government of taking down the group's official website. Dipke also says both his personal and the movement's Instagram accounts have been hacked, with CJP's Instagram page amassing over 22 million followers in its first week.
