Police attack Cockroach activists as thousands march on Indian parliament
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Thousands of young people in India are protesting against corruption in the education system, calling themselves the 'Cockroach' movement to mock the ruling party. They’re demanding the education minister resign after leaked exam questions and the harsh treatment of a hunger-striking activist, facing tear gas and baton charges from police as they march. The article portrays the movement as a brave, widespread, and patriotic stand by students fed up with government failure.
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