CJP protest: ‘Craziest naarebazi’ reunites lost child with mother during internet suspension at Jantar Mantar — Video | Today’s news
Among slogans of ‘Inquilab Zindabad’, ‘Jai Bheem’, ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’, slogans and a massive rally at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest against the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, one chant or ‘the craziest nareebazi’ as a political statement stood out but did not stand out. lost child with mother
Abishai Emmanuel George, an Instagram user from Goa who traveled alone to Delhi to attend the agitation, narrated the emotional incident in a post that has since gone viral on social media.
George said he found a young child separated from his family in the middle of the protest, where internet services were unavailable, making it difficult to contact the child’s relatives.
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During the CJP’s protest at Jantar Mantar, Abishai Emmanuel George’s impromptu singing helped reunite a lost child with his mother when internet services were shut down, making communication difficult.
The CJP protested at Jantar Mantar in response to the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak to highlight the issue and demand accountability from the government.
Thousands of protesters joined the chant initiated by Abishai Emmanuel George, which amplified the message during the protest and quickly led to the child being reunited with his mother.
The CJP has demanded immediate withdrawal of all FIRs against the protesters, release of the detained students and a written assurance from the government that no punitive action will be taken against the protesters.
Yes, the CJP has warned of renewed protests unless the government honors its agreement and addresses her concerns about police action and treatment of protesters.
George thought of his feet and started shouting, “Preeti Gupta kahaan hai? Aapka bachcha yahan hai!” Instead of continued sloganeering, thousands of protesters around him joined in the chanting, amplifying the message throughout the protest site.
Within moments, the child’s mother heard the announcement and rushed to the place where she met her son.
Sharing the experience on Instagram, George wrote that he traveled from Goa to Delhi to stand up for what he believed in during the NEET paper leak protest but never expected to find a lost child in the crowd.
He described the reunion as a moment he will never forget, adding that “Humanity sometimes speaks louder than any protest. I am grateful to have played a small role in bringing the family together.”
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The video, which features the lyrics “Gen Z presence of mind,” has gone viral and has garnered over 8,000 views.
While the protest was marked by speeches, demonstrations and confrontations with police, the mother-son reunion emerged as one of its most shared human interest moments on social media.
Netizens react
One social media user said: “Great job man.” Another commented: “People couldn’t believe how happy these people were to protest… people were so jealous they were trying to spread hate.”
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“As a millennial I feel the future of our country is now in safe hands. These kids are amazing and have the potential to make India great again,” commented a third user.
“This world is grumpily healing! Please keep it up”, “A lot of hope this protest gave me,” were some other comments from netizens.
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The heartwarming episode unfolded during the CJP’s 37-day protest at Jantar Mantar, which ended on July 25 after Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Union Education Minister and the organization called off its agitation after assuring the Center of its key demands.
CJP warns of fresh protest
Meanwhile, CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka announced on Monday that the unit will be forced to resume its nationwide meeting if the government does not honor its agreement by Tuesday. The CJP alleged that the government committed “violation of the agreement” by continuing police action, surveillance and detention of students in Bihar, West Bengal, Assam and Delhi.
It demanded immediate withdrawal of all FIRs against the protesters, release of detained students and “a written agreement on legal cases which we will communicate to us by tomorrow”.
