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Cockroach Party founder writes to PM seeking Rs 1 crore for student suicide families
The Telegraph India··19 Jun
Telegraph India reported that Abhijeet Dipke wrote to Narendra Modi demanding Rs 1 crore compensation for families of students who died by suicide amid examination controversies and renewed his call to remove Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
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What It Means For You
- Student welfare protests are escalating ahead of NEET re-test.
- Exam leak controversies are linked to mental health distress.
- Youth-led groups are demanding ministerial accountability.
What's Happening
- Dipke wrote to the PM on June 19.
- A Jantar Mantar protest is planned from June 20.
- Pradhan's resignation remains a central demand.
Campaign Context
- CJP expanded protests to several cities this month.
- The group formed around examination irregularities.
- NEET re-test is scheduled for June 21.
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