Protesters at Jantar Mantar share their experiences and motivations. Biru Bhai, a 20-year-old from Bihar, is taking a course on becoming a politician and plans to start his own party. Faizan, a 22-year-old filmmaker, is documenting the protests and gaining popularity on social media, with people coming from various places to join after watching his videos. 17-year-old Roza Thakur from Himachal Pradesh joins the CJP protest in Delhi, inspired by her mom's change of heart after learning about Modi's actions.
*music* What happens to a protest when the government ignores you? We spent some time with the cockroaches who crawl out every night here at Jantar Mantar to find out why they are still here and what keeps them going. I have been making this for the past 10-12 days. I wake up at 6-7 in the morning and then I go straight to Bangla Sahib. I sleep there. I know what to do with the potasite. My name is Biru Bhai. I am from Bihar, I am from Shalini, I am from Hajipur. I'm going to be 20 years old. I have come here to do a course on becoming a politician. I have come here to do a course on becoming a politician. They are also serving food. Shashi ji is a part of the family. And Abhijeet sir is Abhijeet Deep Kesar. We have given them a lot of support. We have given them our heart. Because before today, we used to be in government. I will also take individual responsibility for them. then we can take action. Now we are the camereaters. The person who has crores of rupees in his pocket, he doesn't get any benefit from this paper. But those who are taking loans, or are coming to study for a very long time, or are studying for a year, this is their last attempt. So whatever they need, we have come for them. We are meeting new people and new thoughts. So our thinking has not developed that much. We are getting a lot of knowledge here. We are getting to know what happened in the past, how many people donated to us. So my plan is to make my own party. - Make your own party? - Yes, my own party. - In Bihar? - My plan is for Bihar. But since I joined the CGP protest, my motive has become 100x. I forgot the name of the party. It was called ABS party. What does ABS mean? ABS means Aparna Bihar Channa Party. We have brought this to our Bharat China Party. This will be for the whole of India. Check, check, check. Coming, coming. So, hi everyone. Live at Jantar Mantar. All the preparations are done. And slowly, the public is joining us. Hi, my name is Faizan. And I am 22 years old. I am a filmmaker. I mean, I am an artist. I was a supporter and I wanted to capture every moment as much as possible. So I captured every small detail. Good morning brother. Hello brother, good morning, day 10. Good morning brother. A person came to me and said that I saw your reel from Aligarh at 4:30 and I came here in 2 hours. People are coming from Chattisgarh, Raipur, Hyderabad, Bombay after watching my reel. I want to go to all the media people. Viral Bayaani is done. Dhruv Rati is done. Dhruv Rati is liking my daily videos. I am getting notifications like Dhruv Rati likes your videos. This is the only way and this is how people will watch it on YouTube and Instagram. Because you can't see anything on TV. The media is recording but not uploading. They are not able to show the news. I was waiting for a moment like this for many years. That if there is a small movement, I will spread it all over social media and reach the people. Because everyone knows that it is going wrong in this country. Many Hindus and Muslims are being divided. My friendship with many friends will break because I am a Muslim. That's why I said, if there is one movement, I will be ready. So I did all the work. Leaving everything, I am here. Jai Dari. I came to Delhi for my higher studies. When I came to know that CJP was protesting again, I thought I should also go to the protest because I couldn't come last time. My name is Roza Thakur and I am from Himachal Pradesh. I am 17 years old. Have you ever been in a protest before? No, no, it was my first protest. I didn't have any expectations from any political party. So I found a way to raise my voice. I felt good that someone came forward and I could raise my voice through them. I got tired of explaining my mom. To be honest, my mom is a big fan of Modiji. I and my sister had a hard time getting her out of it. She said, "Mom, he's not a good person. Don't follow him." - and then go abroad. This is the opportunity we got to fight. We don't know when it will stop. We don't know anything. So now that we have got this opportunity, let's take advantage of it. Someone may want to become a doctor from your home. But then we won't have it. Then everything will be ruined. So now fight when you get the opportunity.
