We want to move beyond elections, face of India's 'cockroach' movement tells BBC

We want to move beyond elections, face of India's 'cockroach' movement tells BBC In less than three months, 30‑year‑old Abhijeet Dipke — founder and face of India’s Gen Z “cockroach” protests — has risen to a level of public recognition usually reserved for breakout actors or cricketers. In Indian politics or activism, such prominence rarely comes without an influential family background, and even then it can take years to materialize. "It's been a rollercoaster ride. Two-three months ago, cipher knew me. I was conscionable successful my country successful Boston watching documentaries oregon attending lectures," Dipke said, noting that he had recently finished a master’s degree in international relations at Boston University. "Now I'm present surrounded by hundreds of people, by cameras. It's a spot overwhelming." He described