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jaden, 25+, they/them, taken by @brandondodge176.bsky.social 💍❤️. multishipper/multifandom. amv editor. minors DNI.

had a chaotic week, i won't lie. both physical and mental health problems got me so hard, to the point i have memory blanks which happens to me in stress situations. however, i'm proud of myself for finishing that amv i planned for a long time. it felt like a sweet closing chapter.

this protest situation in india is so massive that despite how censored our news media is (bottom 25 in media freedoms worldwide), all my real life well known people know about this mess 🫠

It's sad how little anything in India matters outside. The BBC has more and slightly better coverage of the current protests in India than The Guardian and even Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera at least has R Gandhi's brief detention on their front page. India is irrelevant on the scale of world news.

After the brutal police crackdown on young protesters during the CJP's march towards the Parliament on July 20, protests have spread to several other cities across India. From Aizawl to Bengaluru, here are scenes of protest around the country. Credit: AFP, Reuters, Special Arrangement

Bellingcat has been monitoring student protests in India. Police initially denied reports protesters were met with violence at a July 20 march, although later acknowledged injuries to protesters and officers. Social media videos showed tear gas deployed and batons used by police against protestors.

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Thousands of young people from India’s Cockroach Janta Party are marching on parliament. It’s the latest protest movement that has been sweeping across the Global South - the young who feel they’re being ignored by the elite.

Jantar Mantar, CJP, parliament: Thousands of youth-led 'cockroach' protesters march in Delhi

Delhi police say the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protesters, who want education reforms, don't have permission for the march.

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Being active in student politics in the BJP era, I have realized that protests are extremely important, but what this government fears more is an electoral defeat. And that's the reason India stands in the typology of "electoral autocracy" more than anything else. The power that BJP exerts... (1/4)