Video by tejasvirajput2008

Okay, I don't even make videos like this, but since I have this platform, I want to put it to the right use. We keep asking Gen Z's why they don't care about the country, but yesterday, thousands of them showed up at Jantar Mantar, not doing anything provocative, carrying constitution, carrying tiranga, asking for accountability for so many paper leaks,

and asking for the resignation of Pradhan. And what do they get in return? Lathi charge, tear gas, detention. And I really want to ask this. When children were peacefully standing, why would they charge them? When they were not even trying to fight, they were just asking to be heard and they ended up getting hurt.

This isn't even about BJP or CJP anymore. I'm not here for a party. I'm here for the cause. Students seeking accountability is not even a political question. It's a basic one. My texts are flooded right now with people calling me an anti-national for even saying this, for asking a government to answer for teargassing its own students.

I mean, if wanting my country's kids to feel safe and heard makes me an anti-national, I don't even know what nationalism means anymore. We get a lot of fun talking to Gen Z as entitled, uninterested, careless, phone-obsessed but yesterday, thousands of them were standing in front of barricades for something that isn't even for their personal gain.

If you don't have this country, then I don't know what it is. And I don't know, this is not about this one of March. It's about what happens every time the youth of this country tries to question the government for something as basic as safe exams. Why the students are dying? The youth of this country held up the constitution yesterday