On June 6, hundreds of students protested in New Delhi, organized by the satirical 'Cockroach People's Party' (CJP), against alleged irregularities in major examinations. Protesters donned paper cockroach masks, referencing comments made by India's Chief Justice Surya Kant, who likened critics to 'cockroaches'. They demanded the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, citing issues such as question paper leaks and technical glitches that have undermined the credibility of the examination system. Abhijeet Dipke, the protest leader and former political strategist, emphasized that the protest was about securing a better future and job opportunities for the youth. Despite India's rapid economic growth, discontent persists among young people struggling to find stable employment. The CJP, which has amassed over 22 million followers on social media, reflects a broader trend of youth-led movements in the region, similar to those seen in neighboring countries like Bangladesh and Nepal, which have challenged political apathy and corruption.