India extends internet shutdown amid youth protests
Summary
India has extended a shutdown of mobile internet in its capital, New Delhi, amid large youth protests against problems in the education system. The youth group called "Cockroach" plans to meet government officials to discuss the issues after activist Sonam Wangchuk ended a long hunger strike.Key Facts
- The internet shutdown affects mobile users in New Delhi.
- The protests are led by a youth group named "Cockroach."
- The protests focus on issues within India's education system.
- Sonam Wangchuk, an activist, recently ended a 26-day hunger strike.
- Talks between youth leaders and the government are scheduled to resolve the conflict.
- The protests represent a significant challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi since he took office in 2014.
- The public is angry about exam problems and other scandals related to education.
- The government aims to address the concerns through dialogue with protest leaders.
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