

The recent protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi reflected a notable shift in public participation, with students from diverse social and economic backgrounds joining the demonstration. Alongside members of student organisations that regularly participate in protests, many young people from affluent families and reputed educational institutions were also seen taking part. Participants documented the event on social media while standing together despite heavy rain and heightened security arrangements.
Several students said the protest was driven by concerns over public issues rather than social status. They argued that when democratic rights and public interests are at stake, every citizen has a responsibility to raise their voice. Observers noted that although people from different backgrounds joined the demonstration with varying experiences, their collective participation added greater visibility and momentum to the protest.













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