Archive · 23 Jul 2026
Pakistani Influencers Spread Fake News on CJP Protests
There have been big protests in Delhi, India, called by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) because of a paper leak in the NEET exam.
The protesters want the Education Minister to resign and are upset about problems in the education system.
The protests turned violent, and many police officers got hurt.
The government says the protests are not really about students but are being used by people who want to cause trouble.
Some famous people from Pakistan have been talking about the protests on social media.
They say they support the students, but the Indian government and others think these Pakistani influencers are spreading false information to make the situation worse.
The Pakistani influencers have been calling the Indian government bad names and saying the police are hurting the students.
But the Indian government says they are doing their best to keep things calm and safe.
The protests have gotten a lot of attention, and some people think Pakistan is trying to cause problems in India.
CJP protests in Delhi escalated into violent clashes with police, injuring at least 100 personnel.
Protesters demand the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and educational reforms.
Pakistani influencers express solidarity with Indian students but are accused of spreading fake news to undermine the Modi government.
The Indian government alleges the protests are politically motivated and orchestrated by vested interests.
Pakistani influencers have been sharing misleading videos and false claims to intensify tensions and create panic.
- Who
- CJP protesters, Pakistani influencers, Indian government, police personnel
- What
- Protests against NEET paper leak and educational reforms, spread of fake news by Pakistani influencers
- When
- July 2026
- Where
- Jantar Mantar, Delhi, India
- Why
- Protesters demand accountability and educational reforms; Pakistani influencers aim to undermine the Modi government.
Protesters and Supporters
Government and Critics
Nature of the Protest
Protesters and Supporters
Protesters claim the CJP agitation is a genuine movement for educational reform and accountability.
Government and Critics
The government alleges the protest is politically motivated and orchestrated by vested interests.
Role of Pakistani Influencers
Protesters and Supporters
Pakistani influencers express solidarity with Indian students and criticize the Modi government's handling of the protests.
Government and Critics
Critics argue that Pakistani influencers are spreading disinformation to exacerbate unrest and undermine the Indian government.
- Protest Location
- Jantar Mantar, Delhi
- Protest Demand
- Resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
- Injuries Reported
- At least 100 police personnel injured
- Pakistani Influencers Involved
- Talha Anjum, Mahwash Ajaz, Ahsan Mirza, Jasmeen Manzoor, Dan Qayyum
- Government Response
- Firm action taken to restore law and order
- International Attention
- Global observation of the protests and government response