What started as a protest over leaked medical exam papers (NEET) has turned into India’s biggest youth uprising since 2014. Tens of thousands flooded Delhi’s streets, facing tear gas and batons. Opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi, joined the call for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation; and were even detained outside Modi’s residence. The movement, cheekily named the ‘Cockroach Janta Party,’ has spread to 10+ cities. Why? Because young Indians aren’t just angry about exam leaks; they’re furious about joblessness, broken systems, and feeling unheard. Even economist Shumita Deveshwar warns this could spiral into a deeper political crisis. The government says it’s open to debate; but can it really fix what’s broken before it’s too late? This isn’t just about exams. It’s about the future of a generation.