UJJAIN’S GIRLS ARE CRYING. WHY? 💥💥🙏 800+ female students are protesting the proposed shift of historic girls’ schools 10–12 km outside Ujjain. For poor families, costly daily transport could mean one thing: their daughters may have to quit school. And why are prime city school properties being vacated? Protesters allege commercial hotels are planned there. Development that pushes girls out of classrooms? #Ujjain #MadhyaPradesh #StudentsProtest #SaveGirlsEducation #India

The CJP “School theek karo” campaign has picked up serious momentum. Every child holding a camera and documenting the ground reality is doing a far better job than the Dalal media who have forgotten their responsibility. The movement has now reached village after village. People are stepping out of their homes, recording the conditions and showing the reality on the ground. And the reality is deeply disturbing.

#StoryAlert🚨 ALARMING During the recently concluded Lok Sabha session, three sets of questions concerning the Cockroach Janta Party-led youth protests were DISALLOWED on the Union government’s behest. Lok Sabha MP Matheswaran V.S. had sought answers from the Union Home Ministry and the Union Education Ministry through three sets of questions (Notice Reference Nos. 101799 and 101801). And look at what Parliament was being asked to seek answers on: 1. Refund of application fees for NEET-UG 2026 2. Growing public distrust in the government 3. Denial of drinking water and sanitation facilities to CJP protesters in Delhi 4. The government’s engagement with protesting students and youth 5. Student welfare, paper leaks and education reforms 6. The treatment of citizens exercising their fundamental right to peaceful protest Yet, these questions were disallowed citing Rule 41(2), including clauses (i), (iv), (v), (xviii) and (xxii). Very bizarre justifications for perfectly legitimate questions. If these questions cannot be asked in Parliament, where exactly is the Government supposed to be held accountable? Through protests? Why did Home Minister Amit Shah not come before Parliament during those crucial weeks and answer questions concerning the police action against protesters? The right of an MP to question the Executive is not some procedural nuisance but is actually the heart of parliamentary democracy. Question Hour exists precisely because ministers who exercise enormous public power must answer to the elected representatives of the people. Otherwise of course people will be forced to come out on the roads. You can’t gag the Parliament and make it a rubber-stamp for your half-baked policies. You cannot ignore the youth. This is not our idea of India! @Cockroachisback @abhijeet_dipke @AshutoshRanka @whattalawyer

You may abuse him You may troll him You may criticize him But you still can't deny the fact that he is the only man who can save India by resigning

The Supreme Court cannot be politicised for government’s gains. Its orders cannot be weaponised to achieve those gains. A solemn guarantee was given before the nation. Those ought to be honoured. All FIRs ought to be withdrawn. If criminals roamed, police must apply for cancellation of bail in their old cases. Must also answer why they were roaming so freely in society. But government can’t use this excuse to pursue FIRs so it can later target genuine protesters. If given this leeway, the government will, of course, use it. The youth will NOT accept this at any cost! We will stand with each and every protester who stood up for each other’s future! @Cockroachisback

Mera desh badal raha hai… ✊🏼 Salute to these kids! They’re the future!