India's 'unserious' gen Z are protesting with grit and humour
I wasn't able to breathe [properly] for a whole hour after that," he told the ABC."Police didn't care about human rights at all."Siddharth said he witnessed Delhi Police hitting students with lathis [stick] "with full force".
- ▪I wasn't able to breathe [properly] for a whole hour after that," he told the ABC."Police didn't care about human rights at all."Siddharth said he witnessed Delhi Police hitting students with lathis [stick] "with full force".
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India's 'most unserious' generation are fighting for their country with grit and humourBy Angelica SilvaTopic:ActivismPosted Sat 25 Jul 2026 at 4:46amSat 25 Jul 2026 at 4:46amSat 25 Jul 2026 at 4:46amFrom Delhi to Kerala, India's gen Z are using innovative approaches to protest. (Instagram: @issac1rl/@neerav_skywalker_/@ims4meer)abc.net.au/news/india-gen-z-neet-government-protests-mumbai-delhi/106945216Link copiedShareShare articleThe morning of a protest in Mumbai, 21-year-old Neerav gets dressed to fight for the future of India's youth.But not in what you would expect.He wears a Superman suit that he made himself.For Neerav, the suit was armour — something to give him courage when he didn't know what the protests would bring.Neerav says wearing the costume gives him confidence at the…
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