‘Preeti Gupta Kahan Hai, Aapka Bachcha Yahan Hai’: CJP Protesters Help Unite Lost Boy With Mother

Hearing a chant ‘custom-made’ for her was probably not in the ‘Bingo Card’ of Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protester Preeti Gupta before she joined the Jantar Mantar protest– yet that is exactly what ended up happening at the protest site in Delhi. A rather wholesome moment was caught on camera during the CJP protest at Jantar Mantar, which showed the crowd turning to creativity in order to reunite a lost boy with his mother. “Preeti Gupta kahan hai, aapka bachcha yahan hai (Where is Preeti Gupta, your kid is here),” was what the crowd was heard chanting in unison.The lost kid, on the other hand, was seen standing at a raised platform with a few others, looking for his mother. Ultimately, the mother was able to hear the call, as the video showed her smiling

and standing with the rest below the stage, waiting to meet her child again.As soon as the two reunited, the crowd broke into a huge cheer, turning the entire thing into an unforgettable and wholesome memory for everyone involved. Times Now could not confirm the details of the post.The CJP protesters demonstrated in several parts of India, while in Delhi the protests were held at Jantar Mantar. The protest went on for over 30 days, demanding former Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over the NEET paper leak. The BJP leader finally resigned on Saturday, July 25. Reportedly, the BJP has announced Pralhad Joshi as the next Education Minister.Check out the viral post: The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘edge.stream’. The post was shared 1 day ago and pulled over 383K views from people.

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Internet’s reaction:“This wasn’t a protest. It was poetry. It was a cinema. It was art,” a user said. “The way genz brain functions is different,” commented the next person. “How can they say that these people are anti-national,” added another person. “This should be the official way to reunite kids with parents at all public gatherings,” commented the next person. “Channels not showing these pure love moments is just pure disaster and selective hate,” added another person. “Did you see they didn't judge their mother , look at that mother's expression,” commented the next.