A group of young people in India had a big protestprotest/ˈprəʊtest/L1抗议，反对when people show they do not like something, often by marching or gathering in Delhi and called themselves the Cockroach Party. A top judge gave them the name, but they used it with pride. They were angry about problems with exams and schools and wanted the minister to leave his job. The leaderleader/ˈliːdər/L1领导者，领袖a person who guides or directs a group of the group was Abhijeet Dipke and the young people did not give up for five weeks. Many students joined them and it was a big story in India.
The minister was Dharmendra Pradhan and he listened to the protest and quit his job. The protesters were very happy when they heard the news. "We have done it!" their leader Abhijeet Dipke said to the crowdcrowd/kraʊd/L1人群a large group of people in one place. They sang and danced at Jantar Mantar in Delhi and ate sweets late into the night. The young people were very proudproud/praʊd/L1骄傲的，自豪的feeling good about something you or others did of their big winwin/wɪn/L1胜利，赢得to be successful in a fight or competition and they felt angry but also strong.
