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- A protest movement called 'Cockroach' in India is organizing marches towards the parliament.
- Demonstrators have started a hunger strike, gaining the support of universities to draw attention.
- Internet access has been restricted in some areas to bring the protests under control.
- The movement is targeting Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to increase pressure.
A movement that emerged in India and is called 'Cockroach' (Cucarachas) represents mass protests organized against the country's educational policies. To make their voices heard, demonstrators are marching towards the parliament and resorting to methods of civil disobedience such as hunger strikes.
As the movement's influence has grown, statements of support have come from various universities, and the issue has become a national agenda. During the protests, authorities imposed restrictions on internet access in some areas to limit the demonstrators' communication and organization.
One of the main goals of the demonstrations is the effort to convey their demands directly to the Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan in order to increase pressure. The protesters have decided to continue their actions until changes are made to the current educational policies and their demands are met by the government.
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- What exactly is the 'Cockroach' (Cucarachas) movement in India?
- It is a protest movement in India that opposes educational policies and practices, organizing actions such as marches to the parliament and hunger strikes.
- What measures were taken during the protests?
- Authorities imposed restrictions on internet access in specific areas to prevent the spread and organization of the protests.
- Who is the main target of the movement?
- The protesters aim to put direct pressure on Indian Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to demand changes in educational policies.
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