🇮🇳 | Nearly 200 people were injured during ongoing protests of India’s “Cockroach Movement.” Police cracked down on protesters trying to reach the Parliament building in New Delhi. Students, in particular, are swarming the streets to express their anger at the BJP-led government. The CJP started as an online satirical movement two months ago. It was founded in response to central government officials calling student activists and unemployed youth "cockroaches" and "parasites of society.” Now, the movement is proving capable of channeling widespread youth discontent into one of the largest street protests India has seen in recent years. One of the CJP's core demands is profound reform of India’s education system, which many see as corrupted. The party also demands the release of prominent political prisoners, such as Sonam Wangchuk. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has remained silent on the protests.