New Party Turns Young Indians' Job Anger Into Political Action

New Party Turns Young Indians' Job Anger Into Political Action

A party formed just weeks ago, the Cockroach Janta Party, drew tens of thousands of young Indians to New Delhi's streets in July 2026. They protested exam cheating and joblessness — nearly 40% of graduates aged 15–25 are unemployed. Opposition lawmakers halted parliament in support. India's education minister promised reforms and debate. The movement's rapid growth suggests lasting political pressure, not just a one-time protest.

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