Archive · 10 Oct 2026
One Piece Jolly Roger Appears at Youth-Led Delhi Protest
A youth-led protest took place at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on Saturday.
Activist Neha Bora wore a red T-shirt featuring a flag from the anime One Piece.
The flag is called the Jolly Roger.
The article says young people have used this image at protests in several countries.
It connects the flag with ideas like freedom and resisting oppression.
Bora was among the protesters detained by Delhi Police.
The article also mentions the image at Indian student protests, including demonstrations after the NEET exam paper leak.
It does not give the specific demands of the Delhi protest.
Neha Bora wore a red One Piece-themed T-shirt at a youth-led protest at Jantar Mantar on Saturday.
Bora, an activist and All India Students’ Association president, was among those detained by Delhi Police.
The Jolly Roger is described as a symbol of resistance, freedom, loyalty, and opposition to oppression.
The article says the flag has appeared at youth-led protests in Indonesia, Nepal, Mexico, and Madagascar.
It also cites One Piece imagery at Indian student demonstrations, including protests following the NEET paper leak and a July protest at Jadavpur.
- Who
- Youth-led protesters, including activist and All India Students’ Association president Neha Bora.
- What
- Bora wore a red One Piece-themed T-shirt featuring the Jolly Roger at a protest; she was among those detained.
- When
- Saturday; the article does not specify a calendar date.
- Where
- Jantar Mantar, Delhi.
- Why
- The protest’s specific demands are not stated. The article describes the Jolly Roger as a symbol of resistance, freedom, and opposition to oppression.
- Protest location
- Jantar Mantar, Delhi
- Protest day
- Saturday
- Featured symbol
- Jolly Roger imagery from One Piece
- Person wearing the shirt
- Neha Bora
- Bora's roles
- Activist and All India Students’ Association president
- Police action
- Bora was among protesters detained by Delhi Police
- Other places cited
- Indonesia, Nepal, Mexico, Madagascar, and Kolkata