India's 'Worm' Protest Halted by Education Minister's Resignation
In India, the 'Worm' protest organized by the CJP has been one of the most visible expressions of public disdain against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government in recent years. This protest was halted following the resignation of the education minister.

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