India's cockroach movement: Why millions of young Indians are challenging Modi
Exam leaks, unemployment, and public anger are fueling a youth-led protest movement across India
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India is witnessing one of the biggest youth-led protest movements in recent years. Triggered by repeated exam paper leaks, rising unemployment, and growing frustration over the education system, the "cockroach movement" has become a major political challenge for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP.
In this episode of On My Radar with Kamran Khan, we explore how a student-led campaign evolved into a nationwide protest, why thousands of young people are marching towards Parliament, and what this movement means for India's political future.
We also discuss the NEET paper leak controversy, youth unemployment, Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike, the government's response, and whether this protest could reshape Indian politics.
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