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How Global Media Covered CJP Protest? From Modi's Big Test To Police Brutality, What Did World Say?
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4:19Now PlayingIndia's CJP protests have drawn widespread international attention, with global media framing the movement as a youth-led campaign against exam paper leaks, unemployment, and governance issues. Reuters, The Guardian, Financial Times, Al Jazeera, and the BBC highlighted the march to Parliament, violent clashes with police, and competing narratives over the unrest. Protesters continue to demand accountability for alleged exam leaks, education reforms, and the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. While the government has initiated talks with CJP leaders, no breakthrough has emerged. The movement now enters a new phase combining negotiations, legal action, and continued nationwide mobilization.
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MODI'S BIG TEST TO POLICE BRUTALITY: How Global Media Covered CJP's March To Parliament
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