The Gen Z protest in Delhi is a reminder that young people are not as indifferent as they're often portrayed. Whether one agrees with every slogan or not, citizens have the right to raise their voices peacefully and demand accountability. A democracy is strengthened when people participate, not when they're silenced.
At the same time, please don't blindly trust every creator covering the issue especially on CJP or any other platform. Many creators have their own political preferences, financial incentives, or personal biases, and their content may reflect that. Verify information through multiple credible sources before forming an opinion. Propaganda exists across the political spectrum, and it's our responsibility as viewers to think critically instead of accepting everything at face value.
I'm posting this here because I can't post it on my social media, but I hope this message reaches whoever needs to hear it. Our opinions should be shaped by facts, empathy, and independent thinking not by algorithms or outrage.
Watching students, women, and ordinary citizens who came to raise their voices being met with tear gas, baton charges, and force instead of dialogue is deeply disturbing. Reports and footage from today's protest have shown injuries and violent confrontations as police dispersed crowds. If peaceful protesters including young people and women are met with violence rather than being heard, it raises painful questions about the health of our democracy.
A democracy should never FEAR its own people; it should listen to them. Today will be remembered by many as a dark day, not because people protested, but because the response to those protests has left so many feelings that their voices were met with force instead of compassion.
>>Proud of all of the people there whose motives are genuine and they just want a better education system.
Love Love
Amiablyyy
India
