Indian youth 'not scared anymore': Modi and BJP party's 'architecture of fear has met its match'
Summary
Young people in India are protesting against the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. They are standing up to what they call an "architecture of fear" created by the government, demanding more honesty and less intimidation.Key Facts
- Indian youth are participating in widespread protests called the "Cockroach" movement.
- The protests challenge the Modi government's decade-long political control.
- Students seek accountability and transparency from the government.
- Protesters say they are no longer scared of state intimidation or police actions.
- The movement reflects a generational shift in Indian politics.
- Police have been accused of harsh treatment against peaceful protesters.
- Protests have spread from New Delhi to other cities like Mumbai.
- Modi's government vows to take action on exam fraud amid the protests.
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