Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk tells BBC that youth protests have "terribly" weakened Prime Minister Narendra Modi
Wangchuk, whose hunger strike galvanized the movement, noted that the protests, dubbed the "cockroach" movement, led to the education minister's resignation on July 25. He pointed to the governing BJP's recent loss of two out of three by-elections this week, including a seat held for over 30 years, as evidence of the impact, suggesting the government has been significantly damaged.
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