LIVE: Can India’s ‘Cockroach’ movement sustain momentum after the Delhi clashes? | DW News
India’s self-styled “Cockroach” movement has called off its planned march on parliament after violent clashes with police, but the youth-led protests are continuing and the group’s demands remain unchanged. With talks now underway between protest leaders and the government, is the movement losing momentum — or entering a new phase? DW’s correspondents join us live from New Delhi with the latest, and we’ll speak to student protesters about what’s driving the movement and why they say they’re not backing down. We examine what comes next for one of the biggest challenges to Modi’s third term.
Guests:
Adil Bhat, DW Correspondent ex Delhi
How much has the police response changed the dynamics of the movement?
Nimisha Jaiswal, DW Special Correspondent
Could this youth-led protest movement become a lasting political headache for Modi?
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