Here’s why India’s cockroach protests were such a success – and why the Mamdani effect means more to come | Mukul Kesavan

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Here’s why India’s cockroach protests were such a success – and why the Mamdani effect means more to come | Mukul Kesavan

The young leaders are eloquent and organised – and now they know what victory looks like. That could be a huge headache for Narendra Modi The rebellion in India of the young, led by the Cockroach Janta party (CJP), unfolded against a backdrop of large, abstract, geometrical structures – arcs, planes, hemispheres – that together make up an observatory called Jantar Mantar, built in the early 18th century to refine alm…