📰 Congress MP backs Cockroach Janta Party protest - CJP Zenzee Congre…

📰 Punjab farmers motorcycle march against India-US trade deal Farmers in Punjab held motorcycle marches to oppose the India-US trade deal, citing threats to agriculture and sovereignty. The Zenzee movement stands with them. Punjab mein farmers ne India-US trade deal ke khilaf motorcycle march nikal kar apna gussa dikhaya. Ye deal kisaano ki aamdani aur desh ki food security ke liye seedha khatra hai. System ne hamesha kisaano ki awaaz dabayi - neta trade deals sign karte hain, awam ko baad mein pata chalta hai. Zenzee movement kehta hai: koi bhi trade deal kisaano aur desh ke hit mein nahi hai jab tak public debate na ho. Aaj Punjab, kal poora desh - kisaanon ke sangharsh ko support karo. Main Bhi Cockroach! #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #FarmersProtest #Punjab — Source: Business Standard

📰 Why Congress wary of Cockroach Janta Party: What it means ThePrint reports Congress's reluctance to back the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) movement. What's behind the hesitation? A deep dive into political dynamics. ThePrint’s expose on why Congress is wary of supporting the Cockroach Janta Party reveals the establishment’s fear of real change. CJP, the Zenzee movement’s satirical yet serious youth protest, challenges the very foundations of Indian politics—broken promises, godi media, and jobless degrees. Congress, like others, knows that backing an anti-system cockroach swarm means risking its own rotten structure. For India’s youth, this wariness exposes the hypocrisy: parties talk reform but run from accountability. The Constitution demands clean politics, not dynasties. If Congress won’t support a movement that demands judicial accountability, 50% women reservation, and anti-defection laws, then maybe it’s time the swarm roaches into every constituency. Main Bhi Cockroach! #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #PoliticalReform #Congress — Source: ThePrint

📰 Shashi Tharoor urges Sonam Wangchuk to end hunger strike Congress MP Shashi Tharoor writes to Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk, asking him to end his hunger strike, calling India's voice needed for change. Sonam Wangchuk’s hunger strike has caught the attention of Shashi Tharoor, who wrote urging him to stop, saying "India needs your voice." This student protest in Ladakh highlights a deeper frustration: the system ignores youth voices until they starve themselves. Wangchuk, known for his climate activism and educational reforms, is demanding action on Ladakh’s statehood and inclusion in the Sixth Schedule. Tharoor’s letter is a reminder that even mainstream politicians see the value of peaceful protest—but the real question is why the government only listens when a man risks his life. In a democracy, hunger strikes shouldn’t be the only tool for change. The Zenzee movement stands with every young voice that refuses to be crushed. The cockroach survives and fights back. #MainBhiCockroach #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #StudentProtest #Ladakh — Source: The Times of India