Modi pledges fast‑track courts for exam fraud as Delhi protests intensify

In the heart of New Delhi, demonstrators from the Cockroach Janta Party have taken to the streets, blocking traffic on several major roads. The protest, which began early this morning, is focused on demanding the resignation of Education Minister Pradhan. Protestors have set up barricades and are chanting slogans demanding accountability for what they describe as mismanagement in the education sector.

The Cockroach Janta Party, a local political group that has been active in civic issues for the past two years, claims that Minister Pradhan’s policies have led to significant declines in school performance and teacher morale. According to party spokespeople, the protest is a response to a series of recent controversies involving budget cuts and alleged favoritism in school appointments. Police have been deployed to maintain order, and traffic has been rerouted around the occupied areas.

The Delhi administration has issued a statement saying it is monitoring the situation closely and will engage with the protestors if a peaceful resolution can be reached. Meanwhile, the protest continues to attract attention from both local residents and national media, as the city’s traffic and daily routines are disrupted by the demonstrators’ occupation of key thoroughfares.