Following widespread allegations of irregularities in recent examinations, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised the establishment of fast-track courts to address the fraud. This announcement comes amid escalating protests in New Delhi, where demonstrators—identified as members of the Cockroach Janta Party—are demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The protests highlight growing public anger over perceived corruption within the education system and concerns about fairness in competitive exams. Demonstrators are occupying streets in the capital, disrupting daily life and calling for accountability. Modi’s move is an attempt to quell the unrest, though protesters appear to be seeking more comprehensive action, including Pradhan’s removal. The situation remains volatile as authorities assess the scale of the exam fraud and navigate the ongoing demonstrations.