यूनिफॉर्म में स्कूली बच्ची को पिटते देख लड़कों के मन से लाठी का डर निकल गया, बोले - अब कहीं भी मारें

The CJP protest at Jantar Mantar continues to draw students and supporters from across the country, even after the police action on July 20. In this ground report, our reporter speaks with several students who share what they experienced during the crackdown and why they believe the movement has only grown stronger since then. The students talk about reconnecting with old friends from different cities at the Jantar Mantar protest site. One of them also explains how a Muslim friend played a crucial role in mobilizing many people to join the CJP protest, highlighting the sense of solidarity that has emerged across communities. They also discuss the growing support the movement is receiving from people who cannot be physically present at Jantar Mantar, and why they believe the government must be held accountable for its actions. A common sentiment echoed by the students is that fear no longer defines them. They say that after witnessing the police action against protesters, including young women, they are no longer willing to back down. Instead, they believe the events of July 20 have strengthened their resolve to continue the CJP protest peacefully and keep demanding accountability. Watch this ground report from Jantar Mantar to hear first-hand accounts from the students leading the CJP protest and understand why they believe this movement is only getting stronger. Produced by: Indian Express Hindi Edited by: Saurabh