Protesters in India are demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over examination irregularities, leading to violent clashes with police. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) movement, which started online, has escalated into widespread protests with injuries reported on both sides. Police used baton charges and tear gas, while protesters claim they are peaceful and seeking accountability.

The CJP movement is seen as a major challenge to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, with opposition leader Rahul Gandhi calling for Modi's resignation over the government's handling of the protests. Users argue that the government is suppressing youth voices and failing to address systemic issues in the education system. Meanwhile, the government defends its actions as necessary to maintain order. The movement has gained millions of followers on social media, highlighting widespread youth discontent with the education system and unemployment.

The community consensus is that the CJP movement is a significant challenge to Modi's leadership, with the protests reflecting deepening youth frustration. The fault lines are between those who see the protests as legitimate demands for accountability and those who view them as violent and disruptive. The government's crackdown has intensified the divide, with calls for Modi's resignation gaining traction among critics.