Indian Man Spends ‘Rs 1 Lakh’ To Join CJP Protest– Flies From Australia To Delhi!

To show his support for the country and its youth by joining the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led Jantar Mantar protest in Delhi, an Indian living in Australia– spent “Rs 1 lakh” for the protest. The CJP has been holding a protest in Delhi for over a month, demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the alleged NEET Paper leak. The movement, as the days are passing by, is only growing rather rapidly, with more and more people joining in and showing their support for the protesters in every way possible. Amid the same, an Indian living in Australia ended up gaining praise for going "above and beyond”-- solely to be a part of the protest.A video was shared by influencer and independent journalist Sarthak Goswami,

where he came across the said man. During the interaction, the Indian-Australian revealed that he spent Rs 1 lakh to fly from Australia to Delhi– so that he could join the protest.As the interaction furthered, the man stated that the protest was not just about NEET; it was also about the rest of the “injustice” happening in the country.Coming back to the CJP protest, the protesters also held a march to the Parliament- the ‘Chalo Sansad’ march- on Monday, July 20, after which the CJP leaders met BJP's JP Nadda to hand over their demands.Times Now could not confirm the details of the post.Check out the viral post: “Support from Australia,” the post read. “He spent Rs 1 lakh for the protest,” the video read. The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘sundaysarthak’. The post was shared today and pulled over 43K views from people.

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Internet’s reaction: “I am also from Dubai,” a user said. “This is the reason why I love people when they come forward for the better good,” added another person. “This makes me feel so good. I like how everyone is doing their bid to show support to the cause of this protest,” added another. “This is not about neet anymore, this has become about so much more at this point in time. I love this unity that is being shown by Indians against corruption and injustice,” wrote the next person. “The reason why the government is actually worried is this. People are finally waking up and they absolutely do not want to endure cruelty,” added another.