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    National Sit‑in Drives Resignation

    For five weeks, New Delhi’s Jantar Mantar square became the epicenter of a massive student sit‑in led by the Cockroach Janata Party and its 30‑year‑old founder Abhijeet Dipke. Thousands of pupils from across the nation streamed into the site, holding hands and managing to swell the protest despite an early, brutal police crackdown that left dozens injured.[1]

    Resignation and Immediate Celebrations

    The sustained pressure paid off when the ministry’s top official announced his resignation in the midst of the protest. On the same day, crowds erupted into celebration, chanting support for the reforms announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.[1]

    Modi’s Exam‑System Reform

    Prime Minister Modi used the resignation as a platform to reveal a comprehensive overhaul of India’s exam system, aiming to reduce high‑stakes testing and promote broader educational metrics. The announcement was met with widespread applause from the assembled students and supporters.[1]

    Legacy of Gen Z Protest

    The events underscore the increasing influence of India’s Gen Z, whose collective determination forced an administrative shift and secured policy commitments that may reshape educational standards for years to come.[1]

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