Anubhav Singh Bassi appreciates Gen Z fight in CJP protests: “Ye maante nahi hein aasani se” | Hindi Movie News

Comedian Anubhav Singh Bassi praised the sharp and creative attitude of Gen Z during the CJP protests linked to NEET, and shared a picture from the Chalo Sansad tour showing police students charging lathi charge. While the authorities described the protesters as violent and lawless, the protesters alleged that the police had acted brutally. Jantar Mantar’s monthly show, co-hosted by Sonam Wangchuk, calls for the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan and reforms in education.

Stand-up comedian and actor Anubhav Singh Bassi recently shared his thoughts on the international protests surrounding the NEET controversy, posting a heartfelt message on social media. In it, he praised Gen Z for their ingenuity and approach to creating shows, while also showing that they support the challenges they cause.

Anubhav Singh Bassi shares a picture from the Chalo Sansad march

On his Instagram Stories, Bassi posted a picture from Monday’s Chalo Sansad rally in Delhi, where the police used lathi charges against many protesters. The photo showed a police officer brandishing his lathi, while a female protester stood up, shielding her fellow protesters from being shot.In the caption, he wrote, “Ye hamari waali generation nahi hai jo bachpan ki jawani trauma pe daale aur jawani ka budhape pe, easily manipulate nahi hote hein ye.

He added: “Aur creative ye itne hain ki 2 ghante mein rap bhi likh dete hein aur 10 min mein meme tayyar hota hain inka.” We must put them first in compassion and mercy, not indifference.“

Officials and protesters give conflicting stories

Delhi authorities said that the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protesters turned unruly and violent during Monday’s protest in New Delhi, resorting to violence. They said that although they were repeatedly warned and given instructions by the police to disperse, the protesters ignored these instructions and deliberately violated the restraining order. On the other hand, the protesters allege that the Delhi police acted indiscriminately, which led to the loss of lives. Television footage showed police using lathi charges and tear gas on the students, and protesters also said unidentified people in plain clothes, without police documents, also beat them.

Almost a month of protest at Jantar Mantar

The student-led protest organized by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has been going on at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar for almost a month now, with activist Sonam Wangchuk and other students later joining them on a hunger strike. Their main demand is the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the NEET paper leak and other exam-related irregularities, and further calls for reforms in education.