Gen Z वाले CJP Protest में क्यों आए ये बुजुर्ग और सरकार को क्या सुनाया | Abhijeet Dipke

While the ongoing student protest at Jantar Mantar is mostly driven by Gen Z students, this ground report by Indian Express Hindi captures a unique side of the demonstration: the elderly citizens who have traveled from different parts of India to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the protesting youth. From a 70-year-old veteran from Maharashtra who tracked the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) journey via YouTube to a grandmother from Delhi reciting powerful poetry about paper leaks, these elders are demanding absolute accountability from the government and the immediate resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Watch the video to listen to their sharp take on the political system and the future of India's children. 📌 Key Timestamps in the Video: 00:00 - Harsh criticism of the government's stance on corruption and paper leaks 00:48 - Powerful poetry recitation: "किताबों से दोस्ती की थी, सपनों से यारी की थी..." 01:06 - Interview: Jnaneshwar Raghunath from Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar explains why he traveled to Delhi 02:27 - Direct message to the authorities on the democratic right to peaceful protest (Satyagraha) 04:21 - "The Nirma Powder Machine" – A sharp, satirical take on Maharashtra politics and changing alliances 05:22 - How a senior citizen tracked CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke's journey through YouTube 06:13 - "अब खामोश नहीं रहेंगे..." – Delhi resident Rajbala Sharma recites a self-written poem 07:02 - A grandmother’s concern: Protesting for the secure future of grandchildren 08:15 - "Mann Ki Baat vs. Education" – Why the Prime Minister needs to break silence on student suicides 08:41 - Dealing with heavy police presence and barriers at Jantar Mantar Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to Indian Express Hindi.