Multiple outlets report that protesters in India say they will take to the streets again following recent nationwide demonstrations against the country’s education minister. The protests are linked to allegations and public backlash surrounding the minister, and demonstrators have used the “cockroach” slur in reference to him, according to coverage. Both sources describe a significant crackdown in the days after protests begin: the Independent reports that more than 100 people have been arrested across India, while Yahoo UK News says protesters who have already been detained are threatening renewed street demonstrations. The reports indicate the arrests occur over a short timeframe following the nationwide protests, suggesting authorities move quickly to contain further demonstrations. While the sources emphasize the scale of detentions and the prospect of further protests, they do not provide detailed information in the supplied text on specific charges, the legal process, or any response from the education minister or government officials. Overall, the accounts describe an escalating cycle in which protesters call for renewed action while authorities arrest large numbers of participants.