The 'Cockroach Janta Party' (CJP), a youth-led movement in India, has escalated its demands for the release of protesters detained during nationwide rallies.

The group, which initially protested against exam paper leaks, now highlights broader issues like unemployment and governance under Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

After forcing the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, the CJP accuses the government of backtracking on promises to avoid punitive actions against demonstrators.Recent protests in New Delhi turned violent, prompting police to use tear gas and batons, leading to widespread detentions.The movement, started by Abhijeet Dipke in May, has gained millions of followers on social media, criticizing Modi's authoritarian approach.Exam irregularities, including leaked medical entrance papers and disputes over online marking, have eroded public trust in the education system.

The government's introduction of stricter penalties for exam leaks has further fueled tensions, with opposition lawmakers demanding accountability for the police crackdown.The protests represent a significant challenge to Modi's administration, reflecting deepening discontent among India's youth.