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    Cockroach movement founder detained in India (photo 1 of 2)
    Cockroach movement founder detained in India (photo 2 of 2)

    @JgraoAbhijeet Dipke, who started the "Cockroach" movement against the government, was taken into custody. So were two other leaders of the group, and thousands of people protesting on Saturday. Among those detained: journalists, opposition politicians, lawyers, and student union leaders. The crowds had gathered to call for the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, the country's Chief Election Commissioner, over claims that revisions to voter lists were done in a way that helped Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party. It wasn't just organizers who got swept up. The net went wide, catching the whole mix of people who turned out.

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    Cockroach movement founder detained in India

    Foto de @Jgrao· Oct 11, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Narendra Modi

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    A man is the focus, raising his fist in protest. He wears a dark t-shirt and has a beard. Behind him, a mural depicts several cartoonish cockroaches, some holding sticks. The mood is serious and confrontational, with a stark, graphic style. The man's intense facial expression and the unusual background of militant cockroaches are visually notable.

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    Cockroach movement founder detained in India (photo 1 of 2)
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    @JgraoAbhijeet Dipke, who started the "Cockroach" movement against the government, was taken into custody. So were two other leaders of the group, and thousands of people protesting on Saturday. Among those detained: journalists, opposition politicians, lawyers, and student union leaders. The crowds had gathered to call for the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar, the country's Chief Election Commissioner, over claims that revisions to voter lists were done in a way that helped Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party. It wasn't just organizers who got swept up. The net went wide, catching the whole mix of people who turned out.

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    Cockroach movement founder detained in India

    Foto de @Jgrao· Oct 11, 2026· Foto 1 de 2· Narendra Modi

    Sobre esta foto

    A man is the focus, raising his fist in protest. He wears a dark t-shirt and has a beard. Behind him, a mural depicts several cartoonish cockroaches, some holding sticks. The mood is serious and confrontational, with a stark, graphic style. The man's intense facial expression and the unusual background of militant cockroaches are visually notable.

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