| Arnab Goswami |
2026-06-08 |
People who went to the protest over the paper leak issue were stunned to find that the paper leak was never even discussed at the rally.
paper leak ignored
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education |
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| Arnab Goswami |
2026-06-08 |
The CJP organizers have very strong links to Umar Khalid, and the real motive of the protest was to prop up Umar Khalid using the CBSE exam issue as a pretext.
Umar Khalid links
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| Arnab Goswami |
2026-06-08 |
The protesters littered the Jantar Mantar site with garbage and dirty utensils, showing a lack of civic sense.
protest littering
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| Arnab Goswami |
2026-06-08 |
The movement had no structure and no clear demands; despite claiming to seek accountability in education, the protesters never actually discussed the issues.
protest without demands
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education |
inaccurate |
80.0% |
| Arnab Goswami |
2026-06-08 |
The protest was not a serious gathering for Indian students' issues but merely a meetup of content creators and aspiring influencers documenting content for their channels.
influencer meetup
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| Arnab Goswami |
2026-06-08 |
The CJP's follower counts are fraudulent bot-driven numbers: 8.9 million followers in Palestine, 8.9 million in Malaysia and Indonesia, and 8.9 million from a Kansas town whose population is barely 100,000.
fake followers
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opposition attack |
inaccurate |
85.0% |
| Arnab Goswami |
2026-06-08 |
The CJP movement was a fake, paid, orchestrated campaign that bought bots and invested millions of dollars to manufacture its online presence.
paid bot campaign
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opposition attack |
inaccurate |
55.0% |
| Arnab Goswami |
2026-06-08 |
The CJP claimed 22 million followers, but at most 2,200 people attended the Jantar Mantar protest, and about half of them were content creators/YouTubers.
protest turnout
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opposition attack |
accurate |
60.0% |
| Rajat Sharma |
2026-06-04 |
A new video of the Patna coaching-centre clash clearly shows that the men firing guns were Khan Sir's own bodyguards, not Gyan Bindu coaching's men; both bodyguards have been detained and their weapons seized.
coaching centre clash
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| Rajat Sharma |
2026-06-04 |
The fire at a Malviya Nagar hotel in Delhi killed 21 people, including eight members of a single family and 12 foreign nationals; the hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj was arrested and sent to four-day remand.
hotel fire deaths
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| Rajat Sharma |
2026-06-04 |
Eyewitnesses said the Muzaffarpur hospital had no fire alarms, its firefighting system lacked water supply, the emergency gate was locked, and staff fled instead of rescuing patients.
hospital fire negligence
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