The 'Cockroach National Party' (CJP) has announced that if the Education Minister does not resign, they will intensify their nationwide protests. The announcement was made during a protest at Jantar Mantar, where prominent environmental activist and Magsaysay Award winner Sonam Wangchuk joined the demonstration. The CJP, formed in response to the NEET exam paper leak, demands the resignation of the Education Minister and accountability for corruption in the education sector.
NCP leader Rohit Pawar has expressed support for the CJP's demands, criticizing the government's failure and the public's loss of faith in government policies. The CJP has scheduled another protest at Jantar Mantar on June 13. Sonam Wangchuk, who was recently released from six months of detention on charges of 'anti-national' activities, supports the movement, emphasizing the right to protest in a democracy.
The NEET exam paper leak has caused widespread discontent among students, leading to demands for the Education Minister's resignation. Despite public support for the CJP's demands, the Minister has not taken responsibility, prompting the 'Cockroaches' to move their protest from social media to the streets.
