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Leaders of India's youth-led "cockroach" movement said on Friday (July 24) that the government has asked for time until Saturday afternoon to respond on their demand for the education minister's resignation, following talks between the two sides.

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00:03Leaders of India's youth-led cockroach movement said on Friday that the government has asked for time until Saturday afternoon
00:10to respond on their demand for the education minister's resignation, following talks between the two sides.
00:16Public anger has grown following a series of alleged irregularities, including the leak of a medical entrance exam paper and
00:24technical issues affecting an online marking system for high school students.
00:28The government was represented by senior federal ministers J.P. Nada and Jitendra Singh, while the protesters were represented by
00:36Sarav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, spokespersons of the self-named Cockroach Janta Party, CJP.
01:14The talks came hours after the talks came hours after the talks.
01:26The talks came hours after the talks.
01:28after prominent activist Sonam Wangchuk ended his 26-day hunger strike, raising hopes of
01:35a possible breakthrough in the standoff.
01:37Wangchuk said the government had assured him that no action would be taken against peaceful
01:42protesters following the end of his hunger strike.
01:45The protests have emerged as one of the biggest challenges facing the Modi administration
01:50since he began his third term as prime minister in 2024.
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