A group of young people in India who called themselves the Cockroach Janta Party ended their five-week protestprotest/ˈprəʊtest/L1抗议，反对when people show they do not like something, often by marching or gathering. The protest took place at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. It stopped after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resignedresigned/rɪˈzaɪnd/L2辞职To officially leave a job or position. from his job. The leaderleader/ˈliːdər/L1领导者，领袖a person who guides or directs a group of the group, Abhijeet Dipke, shouted to the happy crowdcrowd/kraʊd/L1人群a large group of people in one place, "We have done it!"
The CJP started as an online campaigncampaign/kæmˈpeɪn/L2运动；竞选A planned series of actions to achieve a goal.. A top judge gave the group its name when he called some unemployed young people "cockroaches". The protesters used the name with pride. They wanted changes to the education system and better rules for exams. They also wanted the minister to leave his job, and in his resignation, Pradhan said he respected the dreams of the youth.
Many students and other people joined the protest, and it grew very large in Delhi. The group quickly gained millions of followersfollowers/ˈfɒləʊəz/L2追随者；支持者People who support and follow a person, group, or idea. online. On one day, the police used forceforce/fɔːrs/L2武力；暴力Physical strength or violence used to control people. against the marchers and about 300 people were taken to hospital. As a result, more people became angry and supported the protest. The minister resigned, and the protesters celebrated their big win, which showed their power in the country.
