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📰 Ram Mandir donation theft: Corruption hits faith too Reports of misappropriation of Ram Mandir donations expose how corruption in India spares no institution, including religion. Experts weigh in. Ram Mandir donation theft – a phrase that sums up the rot. When crores collected in the name of faith vanish, it’s not just a financial crime; it’s a betrayal of trust. And yet, the system yawns. The same channels that swear by accountability for the poor look the other way when money flows into holy coffers. Is anything sacred anymore? The CJP says no institution – religious, political, or judicial – should be above scrutiny. This isn’t about one temple; it’s about a culture where corruption is the default. Until we demand transparent audits for all public donations, our faith will keep being cashed. Main Bhi Cockroach! #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #Corruption #FaithAccountability — Source: India Today

📰 CM Vijay Corruption Clean-Up: Can He Sustain It? CM Vijay begins corruption clean-up in India. ThePrint questions if it will last. Youth demand real change, not empty promises. CM Vijay ne corruption clean-up shuru kiya hai. ThePrint poochhta hai—can he sustain it? Hum kahte hain, sustains tabhi karega jab system badlega. Youth ka trust jeetna padega, sachchaai aur accountability chahiye. Independent judiciary, media transparency, electoral bonds ka khatma—yeh asli kadam hain. Agar sirf photo-op raha, toh yeh bhi wohi puraana jhootha vaada hoga. Zenzee movement ka kehna hai—andolan tab tak, jab tak har cockroach zinda hai aur awaaz utha raha hai. #MainBhiCockroach #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #CorruptionCleanUp #YouthPower — Source: ThePrint

📰 Cockroach Janta Party Founder Demands Pradhan's Exit Cockroach Janta Party founder launches nationwide campaign demanding the exit of minister Pradhan, as activist Wangchuk begins indefinite fast in solidarity. Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has launched a nationwide push demanding the exit of minister Pradhan, accusing him of betraying youth and farmers. Meanwhile, activist Wangchuk has begun an indefinite fast—a silent, powerful protest that echoes the frustration of millions. The CJP, as part of the Zenzee movement, calls this a fight for accountability: when leaders ignore the Constitution and crush dissent, cockroaches don't die—they multiply. For India's unemployed graduates and overburdened students, this isn't just politics; it's survival. The message is clear—system ko badalna hai, nahi to system hi badal jayega. Yeh andolan hai, election nahi. #CJP #ZenzeeMovement #Corruption #Andolan — Source: Telegraph India