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Volunteers Feed Strays Amid NEET Protests
While thousands of students are protesting the NEET paper leak in Delhi, a group of volunteers decided to help the stray dogs and cats in the area.
They brought food for the animals and shared a video online.
The video shows the volunteers feeding the strays, and many people on social media liked their kind act.
The volunteers said they wanted to make sure the animals were not forgotten during the big protest.
Other people have also helped the protesters, like a chef who made sandwiches for them.
The protests have even become a bit famous online with fun trends like 'Protest Date' and people dressing up as brides and Power Rangers.
Volunteers from @Paws&Graze feed stray dogs and cats at Delhi's Jantar Mantar during NEET protests.
A video of the initiative went viral on Instagram, showing the volunteers' compassionate act.
The volunteers aimed to ensure the well-being of animals amid large public gatherings.
Other individuals and organizations have also supported protesters in various ways.
The protests have seen unique trends like 'Protest Date' and creative costumes.
- Who
- Volunteers from @Paws&Graze and protesters
- What
- Feeding stray dogs and cats during NEET protests
- Where
- Jantar Mantar, Delhi
- When
- During the ongoing NEET paper leak protests
- Why
- To ensure the well-being of stray animals amid large public gatherings
Animal Welfare Focus
Protest Focus
Priority During Protests
Animal Welfare Focus
Volunteers prioritize feeding stray animals to ensure their well-being is not overlooked during large public gatherings.
Protest Focus
Protesters focus on their demands for accountability and justice in the NEET paper leak issue.
Key facts
- Location
- Jantar Mantar, Delhi
- Initiative
- Feeding stray dogs and cats
- Organisation
- @Paws&Graze
- Social Media Platform
- Protest Context
- NEET paper leak protests
Sources
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