No proof yetTrick: Accuses by asking

Communal slogans and unrelated political debates disrupted the CJP's Jantar Mantar protest, overshadowing the core educational demands. Asking rhetorical questions about religion does not invalidate the students' genuine grievances.

Nobody reliable has confirmed this. Reel by @_namitaparihar12_ · checked 9 Oct 2026 · Society & religion

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Agar ye protest students ke liye tha to religion kyu Layaa ??? #trending #cjpprotest #neetprotest #jantramantra #neetpaperleak

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The CJP's student protest at Jantar Mantar was disrupted by communal slogans, unannounced marches, and armed individuals, overshadowing the core issue of education.

"Communal slogans, Nihangs carrying weapons, unannounced marches and smaller gatherings are now defining the Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP's) protest at New Delhi's Jantar Mantar. The core issue of education now seems to have been lost in…" India Today, 2026-07-23

The trick: Accuses by asking

It asks a loaded question to plant a claim it never has to prove (known as accusing by question).

"Agar ye protest students ke liye tha to religion kyu Layaa ???"

Asking a rhetorical question about the presence of religion does not invalidate the underlying student grievances being raised.

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A participant at the protest was asked to say 'Jai Shri Ram' and responded that they would instead say 'Jai Samvidhan'.Newslaundry

How it tries to persuade you

It wants you to think: "The student protest was entirely illegitimate and driven by religious polarization rather than genuine educational concerns."

While some groups introduced communal slogans and political debates, thousands of students gathered to protest genuine issues like the NEET paper leak and demand educational reforms.

Cherry-picking: "कि जय श्री राम बोलेंगे। मैंने बोला बोलो भाई मैं जय संविधान बोलूंगा।". The creator selects specific clips of participants discussing religious phrases to characterize the entire demonstration, ignoring the main body of students protesting for exam reforms.

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