‘Tear Gas Ki Vyavastha Nhi Hain?’ Bihar CJP Protesters Ask Cops To Use Water Cannons, Dance In Viral Video

“Only in Bihar”- was yet again the general sentiment that ended up getting reflected– after a video of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest from Patna began to go viral on social media. The clip showed the protesters- quite casually- asking the cops if they had "arranged" tear gas and water cannons: “Have you arranged tear gas? I can’t see you using water as well,” a protester said in the clip. The video then showed a heavy crowd dancing while the authorities were water-cannoning the protesters.Times Now could not confirm the details of the post. The video immediately went viral, pulling all kinds of reactions from netizens. Most found it hilarious and called Patna protesters "absolutely unhinged” for reacting the way they reacted, while others

jokingly called the behaviour “inspiring”.CJP protesters are protesting in several parts of the country, while the protest in Delhi’s Jantar Mantar began over a month ago. The protests are being held against the alleged NEET paper leak, where the protesters are demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.Check out the viral post: “Patna ,Bihar Student: Police Sir, why is water cannon not being used on us, it's too hot here. Soon after, Police started using water cannons on students. Instead of running,students started dancing on the road Peak GenZ behaviour,” the post read. The posts were shared on X (formerly Twitter), by the handle ‘Nher_who’. The post was shared yesterday and pulled over 2M views from people.

Patna ,BiharStudent: "Police Sir, why is water cannon not being used on us , it's too hot here"Soon after Police started using water cannon on studentsInstead of running,students started dancing on the roadPeak GenZ behaviour 😅😅😂 pic.twitter.com/jLA6NuxSkg

— Nehr_who? (@Nher_who) July 23, 2026

Internet’s reaction: “Children should take a backseat, they should force their parents who voted for this government to join these protesters,” a user said. “Lol, somehow this made me happy.. Bihar revolting against the government gives me hope, they need to do this so much more,” added another. “My son is a GenZ..whenever rain comes he used to go to the terrace and get drenched. Now I know why,” a user joked. “I love how serious we are to be unserious about all the crap this government is pulling in the name of ruling,” added another.