Leaders of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) are insisting on the ousting of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, but let’s be real: this isn’t about education—it’s a smokescreen for political power plays. The mainstream media is all over this, pushing the narrative that the CJP is pursuing a noble cause. But when has CNN or The New York Times ever truly held politicians accountable? They love sensationalism, not substance.

Instead of questioning why these leaders target Pradhan specifically, networks would rather frame it as an educational crisis. Give me a break! The education system has been failing long before Pradhan took office, and blaming one man is nothing more than a desperate pivot to distract from their own shortcomings. Fox News, with its cadre of talking heads, is just as guilty—fanning the flames for ratings instead of holding the powerful accountable. Where is the deep dive into the actual systemic issues at play?

This is a classic case of misdirection while the real problems rot behind the curtain. The CJP knows that calling for Pradhan’s resignation might just win them a few headlines, but it’s not going to fix a broken system. And that’s exactly what corporate media thrives on: surface-level outrage that gets clicks without addressing the underlying rot. Until we demand better from our politicians and our media, we’re merely spectators in a circus that’s lost its purpose.