Protestors moved towards Parliament
Democracy in India has always been shaped not just by ballots, but by voices raised in protest, by the courage of ordinary citizens who refuse silence.
When the youth step forward, they remind the nation that democracy is not a static monument but a living flame, one that must be tended, challenged, and renewed.
This protest becomes more than an event, it becomes a page in history where bravery met conviction. No matter how hard the government tried to suppress the voice, it failed in front of youth.
Such moments echo the spirit of earlier generations who fought for freedom, showing that democracy thrives when people dare to speak truth to power.
Article 19(1)(a) and 19(1)(b) of constitution give rights to protect freedom of speech and peaceful assembly, making protest a legitimate, protected form of democratic participation. However, this government wanted to snatch away these rights, but the youth stood their ground.










