Protesters led by the youth-run Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) call off their demonstration a few hours after India’s education minister resigns, according to BBC reporting. The CJP protest is described as one of the more visible expressions of public anger toward Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government in recent years. The resignation of the education minister prompts CJP supporters to stop the protest and celebrate the minister’s exit. Across the outlets, the central sequence remains the same: the CJP holds a public demonstration, the education minister resigns, and the group then ends its protest shortly afterward. The reports focus on the CJP’s response rather than providing detailed reasons for the resignation, specific allegations, or subsequent government action. Overall, the coverage portrays the resignation as the immediate trigger for the protest’s suspension and frames the protest as part of broader public discontent that had been publicly visible leading up to the minister’s departure.