The article highlights the experiences of young women participating in a protest organized by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP).These women recounted how they were lied to by authorities, faced police brutality (lathis), and endured harassment during the protest.Despite the challenges, they expressed determination to continue their activism, comparing their resilience to cockroaches that survive adversity.The protest, held in New Delhi, drew attention to issues of police misconduct and the need for accountability.Participants emphasized the importance of collective action and the role of youth in driving social change.The article underscores the emotional and physical toll of protest participation while celebrating the courage of the women involved.It also raises questions about the balance between protest rights and the use of force by law enforcement.The women's stories serve as a reminder of the power of grassroots movements in demanding justice and transparency.