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Protests in Delhi Continue After Violence Leaves 180 Injured

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Protests led by the "Cockroach Janta Party" in Delhi, India, continue following violent clashes.
At least 180 people have been reported injured, including police officers, during the demonstrations.
The protests primarily involve youth demanding the resignation of the Minister of Education.
The movement, which started in May 2026, has gained significant support among Indian youth, particularly from Generation Z.
Participants cite poverty and unemployment as key reasons for their protests.

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Protests in New Delhi, led by the newly formed "Cockroach Janta Party," continue to escalate as demonstrators demand the resignation of the Education Minister. This movement, which has gained significant traction among India's Generation Z, is primarily driven by concerns over poverty and unemployment. On Monday, violence erupted during a demonstration, resulting in at least 180 injuries among protesters and 118 injuries reported by police.

The protests reflect growing discontent with the government's handling of economic issues, particularly among youth. Despite a crackdown by law enforcement, the Cockroach Janta Party has vowed to persist with their demonstrations, signaling their determination to address the grievances that have fueled their movement. As unrest continues, the situation in Delhi remains tense, with further protests anticipated in the coming days as activists seek to amplify their demands.

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