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📰 Cockroach Movement Demands Modi Resignation Over Corruption DW reports Cockroach movement (Zenzee) protesters demand PM Modi's resignation over systemic corruption. Youth-led peaceful protest for accountability. DW ki report ke mutabik, Cockroach movement (jise Zenzee movement bhi kehte hain) ke protesters ne PM Modi se istifa maang liya hai. Kyun? Kyunki is desh mein corruption system ka hissa ban chuka hai. Electoral bonds, godi media, bina accountability ke neta – sab ek hi chain mein hain. Youth ab uth chuka hai. Sadak se lekar international news tak awaaz uth rahi hai ki ab nahi chalega. Ye andolan non-violent hai, lekin system ko jhunjhoda raha hai. Cockroach ka symbol – jitna kuchalo, utna zinda. Ab utho, ya andolan karo, ya andolan tumhare liye karega. Main Bhi Cockroach! #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #Corruption #Andolan — Source: DW.com

📰 Woman Reporter Faces Harassment at CJP Protest – Women Safety India A female journalist reports harassment while covering CJP protest, raising questions about women safety at political gatherings in India. Women safety in India remains a burning issue. Recently, a woman reporter covering a CJP (Zenzee movement) protest faced harassment on duty. This incident exposes the reality: even at protests demanding accountability, women are not safe. The journalist's experience reflects the systemic failure to protect women journalists. CJP stands firmly against such behavior and demands immediate action. The movement calls for 50% women reservation in all institutions and strict laws for harassment. The Constitution guarantees equality, but ground reality is different. This is not just about one reporter; it's about every woman who steps out to work or protest. Youth must support the Zenzee movement to ensure women safety becomes a priority. The system needs a cockroach revolution – unkillable and unstoppable. #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #WomensSafety #Andolan — Source: India Today

📰 Student protest India: Gen Z's defining image A New York Times feature captures the spirit of India's Gen Z student protests; CJP sees a youth awakening against system failures. The New York Times’ “Defining Image” piece finally shows the world what we’ve been screaming—India’s Gen Z student protests are not just exams pe dharna, they’re a constitutional alarm. From JNU to local campuses, youth are asking: where’s our job, our justice, our future? The system calls us cockroaches, but we survive every kuchalne ki koshish. This image is about demanding accountability—judicial reform, electoral integrity, women’s reservation, and media that doesn’t sell lies. The NYT saw it; now India must act. #MainBhiCockroach. Zenzee Movement says: this is just the beginning. Ab andolan hi solution hai. #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #StudentProtest #YouthAwakening — Source: The New York Times