After 22 days of hunger strike, he’s been shifted to Safdarjung Hospital, which he calls ‘illegal detention’. His message? ‘India free from fear, free from injustice.’ And he’s asking you to march to Parliament on July 20. Why? Because students across India are furious; over NEET paper leaks, opaque systems, and a broken education promise. The Cockroach Janta Party is leading this charge, demanding the Education Minister’s resignation. Police say it’s for his health. Protesters say it’s silence by force. And while authorities block the march, the movement is only growing. This isn’t just about exams; it’s about whether India’s youth still believe in fair play. The real question: Will the government listen before more students take to the streets; or the hospital?