Young people use memes, costumes and social media to fight for fair exams
Students in India are protesting in a special new way. They are angry about the NEET exam. NEET is a big test for students who want to study medicine. Many students took the exam. But the papers leaked. This was not fair. Students had to take the exam again. Some students felt very sad and worried.
Now the students do not protest like before. They use fun and humour. This is the new twist in their protest.

How Students Protest Today
Students make short videos and memes. They post them on Instagram and other apps. The videos become popular very fast. Many young people see them and join the protest.
Some students wear funny costumes. They dress like Batman or Spider-Man. Others wear cockroach costumes. They dance and play music. They use Bollywood songs and K-pop songs. The protests look colourful and happy. But the message is serious.

What is the Cockroach Janta Party?
A judge once said young people without jobs are like cockroaches. The students took this word. They made a group called Cockroach Janta Party. They say, “We are cockroaches. We stand together.”
This group helps organise the protests. Students from many cities join. They walk together. They stay peaceful. They use their phones to plan and share news.

Why This New Method is Special
Old protests were only serious. People shouted and held big banners. These new protests are different. Students use jokes, songs and videos. This helps more people understand the problem. More young people join because it feels modern and fun.
The students want fair exams. They want good jobs. They want the education minister to listen and resign.

What Happens Next
The protests started small. Now they are in many places across India. Social media makes the message travel fast. The government must pay attention.
Students in India show that protest can change. They use phones, costumes and humour. They fight for a better future in their own unique way.
This new style of protest gives hope to many young people.
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