数百名印澳人士周五在悉尼帕拉玛塔广场集会，声援印度进行中的大规模学生抗争1。此次抗议源于医学院入学考试NEET的试卷泄露事件，该事件导致200万考生需重新参加考试，至少21名学生因此自杀1。抗议浪潮已演变为反对莫迪政府的更广泛运动，要求民主和教育公平1。
印度教育部长Dharmendra Pradhan周六宣布辞职，这被视为抗议活动取得的重大胜利1。在新德里，超过120名抗议者遭警方用警棍和催泪瓦斯殴打1。抗议运动已持续一个月，主要参与者为大学生1。著名活动人士Sonam Wangchuk为声援这一运动已结束了26天的绝食1。
参与者以"蟑螂詹塔党"名义进行动员，该名称源自印度首席法官将失业青年称为"蟑螂"和"社会寄生虫"的言论1。
Hundreds of Indian-Australians gathered at Parramatta Square in Sydney on Friday to demonstrate solidarity with an ongoing mass student movement in India 1. The protest was sparked by a medical college entrance examination paper leak that forced approximately 2 million test-takers to retake the NEET exam, resulting in at least 21 student suicides 1.
What began as outrage over the examination scandal has evolved into a broader movement challenging the Modi government's policies on democracy and educational equity 1. The campaign has gained momentum under the name "Cockroach Janata Party," a reference to remarks by India's chief justice who reportedly called unemployed youth "cockroaches" and "social parasites" 1. The protest movement, led primarily by university students, has sustained for approximately one month 1. In New Delhi, police employed batons and tear gas against more than 120 demonstrators 1.
The scale of discontent has prompted significant action within India's government. Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announced his resignation on Saturday, marking a major victory for the protest movement 1. Notable activist Sonam Wangchuk, who had undertaken a 26-day hunger strike in support of the cause, has since ended his fast 1.
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