Archive · 25 Jul 2026
Student Protests Spark Musical Resistance Across India
In Delhi, students have been protesting against exam leaks and systemic issues in the education system.
Musicians and activists have joined the protests, using music to express their demands and support.
Songs like Jantar Mantar Par Kya Dekha?
and Hum dekhenge have become anthems of the protest, highlighting the struggles and demands of the protesters.
The government has not publicly addressed the demands for accountability or the systemic issues raised by the protesters.
The use of music in protests helps to sustain morale, survive long hours of uncertainty, and give a shared vocabulary of resistance.
Students in Delhi are protesting exam leaks and systemic issues in the education system.
Musicians and activists have joined the protests, using music to express their demands and support.
Songs like Jantar Mantar Par Kya Dekha? and Hum dekhenge have become anthems of the protest.
The government has not publicly addressed the demands for accountability or the systemic issues raised by the protesters.
The use of music in protests helps to sustain morale, survive long hours of uncertainty, and give a shared vocabulary of resistance.
- Who
- Students, musicians, and activists protesting exam leaks and systemic issues in the education system.
- What
- Protests and musical resistance against government policies and actions.
- When
- June 20, 2024.
- Where
- Delhi, India.
- Why
- To demand accountability from the government over exam leaks and systemic issues in the education system.
Protesters
Government
Accountability for Exam Leaks
Protesters
Protesters demand accountability from the government over exam leaks and systemic issues in the education system.
Government
The government has not publicly addressed the demands for accountability or the systemic issues raised by the protesters.
Use of Force
Protesters
Protesters argue that the use of tear gas and police batons against them is unjustified and excessive.
Government
The government and police maintain that the use of force is necessary to maintain order and prevent unrest.
- Location
- Delhi, India
- Date
- June 20, 2024
- Key Figures
- Vinod Balakrishna Waghade (Garam Kalakar), Kashif Malik, Vedi Hashiya, Chaar Diwaari (Garv Taneja), Encore ABJ (Abhijay Negi)
- Protest Songs
- Jantar Mantar Par Kya Dekha?, Hum dekhenge, Fareb, Red, They don’t care about us, Blowin’ in the wind, Azadi (Gully Boy)
- Protest Issues
- Exam leaks, systemic issues in education, government accountability