Friends, people say that the current generation is very intelligent. But I think this generation hasn’t been born yet because they don’t even know what they are doing or what the consequences will be.
I have watched several videos posted by these Gen Z people, and whatever videos are there, they are showing us a lot. In that crowd, there are lots of boys, girls, young people, all around 18-22 years old. Coming to Jantar Mantar, giving bites in front of YouTubers and media cameras, giving abuses, and walking around with cut-outs written with strange and silly slogans, as that is some kind of status symbol. Girls are walking around with such cut-outs that have so many vulgar, dirty and obscene slogans; people feel ashamed to read them. The kind of abuses being hurled at the country’s PM, and that too in front of live cameras, is astonishing.
And the leaders who are being abused by these people today, tomorrow their parents will be going around licking the feet of those same leaders to save their children from lawsuits.
Another thing.. People sitting thousands of kilometres away from Delhi have understood that politics is at the forefront of this movement. Leaders and people from political parties are involved, who want to create unrest in the country. They are saying that India will be turned into Bangladesh and Nepal. This means their goal is to spread violence in the country. But these boys and girls who were sitting at Jantar Mantar do not understand this.
Next thing….. In every video, it is visible that 5-7 thousand people are present there, and about 80% have mobile phones in their hands to record the videos. This is the impact of changing environments and new times. Everyone wants to become rich and famous. Some were shooting others, some were getting themselves shot. Just want to go viral, to become famous overnight.
And the biggest thing…… They expected the government not to impose lathi-charging, not to take police action. But on the other hand, they burned police cars, threw stones at the police, sprayed pepper, beat journalists and tried to enter the Parliament complex despite restrictions.
Those who are involved are half of them anarchists, some have come with political motives, and the remaining are young generation boys and girls, 90% of whose parents probably don’t even know that their children are roaming around Jantar Mantar. This generation is not under the control of their parents. These young people living in hostels and PG accommodation are free and reached Jantar Mantar while living in Delhi. It has become a fashion symbol that “ we are part of the movement”. While they don’t even know the value of the word movement.
A movement will be called only when it has leadership, democratic and legitimate demands, and is non-violent. The moment you become violent, you are no longer a movement activist; you become a rogue. And it is the government’s responsibility to stop every rogue act.
Look at the statements of political leaders. Kejriwal is saying, “Modi does not dare to file a case. We will put big lawyers in front and get you out”. Similarly, another leader said outside the Parliament that the media should not even go to Jantar Mantar. It is good that the media was beaten. What kind of intelligent generation is this, which does not understand that politicians are directly provoking them. But why don’t these boys and girls understand this? Is their IQ so low? Or do they think that by giving such abuses, calling the PM a swear word, and insulting religion and the country, they will become leaders? How foolish these people are.
Now, after the agitation is over, CJP people want that all the criminal cases against these student activists should be withdrawn. People have seen in the videos on social media where anti-social elements were threatening people, and 90% of the people have nothing to do with NEET examinations, and they were hired by political parties on daily basis to spread anarchy. Even the Supreme Court has refused to withdraw the criminal cases, and these CJP leaders have the guts to say that if cases are not withdrawn, they will launch the agitation again. Are they thinking they are above the law of the land?
When these people started realising that there is going to be legal action against them, they started posting apology videos on social media, and there are enough videos where you can see them crying and asking their parents to save them
If even such clear things are not understood by this Instagram generation, how can we call them an intelligent generation?
Anil Malik
Mumbai, India
30th July 2026