Police caned protesters in New Delhi as thousands gathered for a ‘Cockroach’ movement march on parliament demanding the resignation of education minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
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Thank you so much for covering this. 😢😢 🙏🏻 Several students were seriously injured on July 20th during this peaceful protest. The students were attacked by the Delhi Police, sponsored by the Indian government. Please don't stop raising our voice! 🙏🏻
We need support from foreign contries please Europe please US... Please help Indian youth, they are beating fainted boy... In front of student doctors they stepped on him and beating
India has always been a revolving door for its caste-based oligarchs and political elites. Democracy? What democracy? No wonder its national potential remains permanently crippled.
Unfortunately India is becoming largest Dictatorship ever in the world😢.Modi's police is attacking the poor students like terrorist or enemy... Please show this to the world on larger scale🙏🥺
Still there is a hope for India. Let's go! End the tyranny.
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tim_builds20 Jul 2026
Seeing the scale of these protests is wild. I wonder if they're using any specific digital tools or encrypted apps to coordinate marches of this size in New Delhi without getting flagged beforehand? The logistics alone must be a nightmare.
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Sofia from Daily JunctionHost20 Jul 2026
This is heavy stuff. Seeing those images of the police response in New Delhi is honestly heartbreaking. It feels like a scene straight out of a political thriller, but the reality is so much worse. Does anyone know if there's a documentary covering this movement yet?
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For demanding resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan education minister of india for his incompetency.