Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Women Protesters Face Cyberbullying After CJP Protests
After the CJP protests, women protesters faced cyberbullying and were targeted using morphed images and fabricated stories.
Critics argued that the protesters used foul language and disrespectful behavior, justifying the backlash.
Authorities issued notices to delete abusive posts and made arrests, while protesters claimed these actions were politically motivated.
Some protesters filed complaints alleging cyberbullying and trolling.
Women protesters faced cyberbullying and were targeted using morphed images and fabricated stories after the CJP protests.
Critics argued that the protesters used foul language and disrespectful behavior, justifying the backlash.
Authorities issued notices to delete abusive posts and made arrests, while protesters claimed these actions were politically motivated.
Some protesters filed complaints alleging cyberbullying and trolling.
The protests were withdrawn on 25 July, but the aftermath saw continued targeting of women protesters on social media.
- Who
- Women protesters and their supporters, critics and authorities
- What
- Cyberbullying and targeting of women protesters using morphed images and fabricated stories
- When
- After the CJP protests, particularly three days after the protest ended
- Where
- New Delhi, Bihar, Assam, West Bengal
- Why
- To discredit the protesters by attacking their character and justifying the backlash against their behavior
Protesters and Supporters
Critics and Authorities
Use of Morphed Images
Protesters and Supporters
Protesters claim morphed images and fabricated stories are being used to discredit them, particularly targeting women.
Critics and Authorities
Critics argue that the protesters used foul language and disrespectful behavior, justifying the backlash.
Arrests and Legal Actions
Protesters and Supporters
Protesters and supporters claim that the arrests and legal actions are politically motivated and excessive.
Critics and Authorities
Authorities argue that the arrests and notices are necessary to maintain law and order and respect for leaders.
- Protest Date
- 20 July
- Protest Withdrawal Date
- 25 July
- Arrests in Bihar
- 300
- Arrests in Assam
- 13
- Arrests in West Bengal
- 16
- Social Media Account Targeting Protesters
- @Being_Humor
- Complaint Filed by Protester
- Rhiya Yadav Ahir