Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Mumbai Youth Travel to Delhi for CJP’s ‘Chalo Sansad’ Protest
Some young people from Mumbai traveled to Delhi to join a big protest called 'Chalo Sansad'.
They were upset about things they saw on social media and wanted to support what they believe is a movement for change.
One of them, a law student named Budhiraj Torane, saw posts calling an activist named Sonam Wangchuk a 'Chinese agent' and felt he had to be there.
The protest started because of problems with a big exam called NEET, but now it's about bigger issues like making the government more accountable.
Some of these young people had to convince their parents to let them go, and one even went without telling his family.
They traveled overnight on a train, some in the general compartment because they couldn't get confirmed tickets.
They believe it's important to stand up for their rights and not just watch from the sidelines.
Young Mumbaikars traveled to Delhi to join the 'Chalo Sansad' protest march.
The protest was triggered by the detention of activist Sonam Wangchuk and allegations of irregularities in the NEET examination.
Participants, including law student Budhiraj Torane, traveled overnight by train, some in unreserved compartments.
The movement has expanded to demand broader government accountability and democratic rights.
Some protesters faced family opposition or traveled without informing their families.
- Who
- Young Mumbaikars, including law student Budhiraj Torane
- What
- Protest march called 'Chalo Sansad'
- When
- Monday (after traveling overnight from Sunday)
- Where
- Delhi, starting from Mumbai
- Why
- To support democratic rights and government accountability, triggered by the detention of activist Sonam Wangchuk
- Protest Name
- Chalo Sansad
- Trigger Event
- Detention of activist Sonam Wangchuk
- Primary Issue
- Alleged irregularities in NEET examination
- Travel Details
- Overnight train journey, some in unreserved compartments
- Protest Demands
- Government accountability and democratic rights