‘Problem Aye To Muje Batana’: Boss Asks Employee To Attend CJP Protest, Allows To Postpone Meetings

As the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led Jantar Mantar protest continues in Delhi, to demand Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over the alleged NEET paper leak, several videos are coming forward from the protest sites. From protesters either expressing their shock over how “brutally” they are being treated by “uniformed men” or clashes between the protesters and authorities- several videos have been flooding the internet ever since Monday morning, July 20. Amid the same, a rather unique protester and his ‘back story’ came forward, which left the internet praising his ‘manager’. Wait, what?As per the video, the man- a corporate employee- claimed that it was his boss who asked him to attend the CJP protest. Allegedly, the boss even

asked him to postpone his morning meetings for after 2 PM. The man further claimed that if he stays unharmed during the protest, he will directly leave for his office from the protest site.“I’m a daily-wage worker. If something wrong does not happen with me, I will be leaving for my office after the protest. My boss specifically asked me at midnight if I was going to the protest. I told that I had a morning meeting, so he told me to post the videos for the evening. If any problems arise, let me know. He is my co-founder,” the man said in the video.The CJP-led protest also held the ‘Sandas Chalo’ March on Monday, after which the CJP spokesperson also met BJP's JP Nadda.Check out the viral post: The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘whyworriedd’. The post was shared 1 day ago and pulled over 513K views from people.

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Internet’s reaction: “The system needs a change, everyone needs to participate,” a user said. “Konsa Company Hai Sir? (What company is this?) We Are Very Proud of Your Company Sir. We are At Duty that's why we can't participate in the protest,” added another. “Only if corporations develop some balls,” added another person. “These are the kind of people we need to work for and this is the kind of unity and humanity we all need to show,” added another. “I wish my managers were like this as well. Unfortunately, I’m not lucky enough and stuck with people with no sympathy,” added another.