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A video of the ongoing CJP protest in Mumbai resonated widely on social media after it showed a group of school students cheering the protesters from the windows of their classrooms in Dadar.
The clip, shared by Pranjali Dubey’s Instagram page, shows students looking down from the windows of their school and waving at the protesters as they walk along a nearby road.
Text overlaying the video reads: “We crossed a school today at the Dadar protest and what a moment.”
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Students of a Mumbai school waved at the CJP protesters from their classroom windows as a show of encouragement, capturing a heartwarming moment during the ongoing demonstrations.
The interaction is seen as a moving moment of hope and solidarity, symbolizing the students’ involvement in the protested issues and their desire for a better future.
The viral video gained widespread attention online, with social media users expressing emotional reactions and describing the moment as inspirational and significant for the students’ future.
While opinions differ, many believe that educational institutions should support peaceful protests that advocate for accountability and improvement within the education system, as seen in the CJP protests.
The CJP protests escalated following police actions against protesters on July 20, leading to increased public support and involvement of various celebrities and citizens.
Although the video is only a few seconds long, the interaction between the students and the protesters has attracted widespread attention online, with many users describing it as an encouraging display of encouragement.
Social media users react
The comments section was flooded with emotional responses from viewers who said the clip left a lasting impression.
One user wrote: “They are witnessing their future in being beautiful.”
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Another commented: “I told my 4 year old.. these are all brave and kind people fighting for you so please make sure you learn well and honor their efforts. Unfortunately I couldn’t show them the videos or pictures because he is too young to see violence and crying.. So I don’t know how to tell him that the police and RPF are the ones beating up the good people.”
A third user shared: “I witnessed it live! My heart was full.”
Another person wrote: “We are all fighting for you. Better study hard.”
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A fifth commenter added: “I’ve been here! One of the best experiences I’ve had today, they waved at us with so much hope in their eyes. I hope we can secure a better future for them.”
The video continues to circulate online
The clip continues to be widely shared on social media platforms, with many users describing the exchange between students and protesters as a touching moment from the ongoing demonstrations in Mumbai.
The video does not provide further details about the school or the students, but the brief interaction has sparked conversations online, with many describing it as a symbol of hope and solidarity amid the protests.
CJP protest in Mumbai
The Mumbai police have registered 13 FIRs since July 18 in connection with the ongoing protests on charges of unlawful assembly and violation of bans, booking 400 people.
While demonstrations were held at various places including Shivaji Park, Chaityabhoomi, Chembur and Shiv Sena Bhavan, no permission was given, police said.
Social media platforms also featured heartwarming moments from the protests. One widely circulated clip showed agitators marching through the rain while senior citizens cheered them on from the balconies of nearby cottages.
Another video, reportedly filmed in the central suburb of Dadar, captured a sea of protesters respectfully parting ways to make way for children making their way to a school bus.
The Mumbai Police issued bans on gatherings of five or more people in public places from July 23 to August 6, citing concerns about disturbing the peace and disturbing public order.
