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Protests in Delhi Continue After Violence Leaves 180 Injured
4 sourcesFirst reported 16 hours agoUpdated 11 hours ago
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What all sources covered
- 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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All coverage

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«Κίνημα της κατσαρίδας»: Συνεχίζονται οι διαμαρτυρίες στο Δελχί μετά τα επεισόδια που άφησαν 180 τραυματίες
in.gr· 16 hours ago
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Ινδία: Συνεχίζονται οι διαμαρτυρίες στο Δελχί μετά τα επεισόδια-180 τραυματίες
Sigmalive· 16 hours ago

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India's 'cockroach' protest continues a day after police crackdown
BBC News· 13 hours ago

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Ανυποχώρητες οι «Κατσαρίδες» στην Ινδία, παρά την βίαιη καταστολή των διαδηλώσεων - Η ινδική νεολαία επαναστατεί λόγω της φτώχειας και της ανεργίας
iefimerida.gr· 11 hours ago