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OMG! Came to Delhi from Australia after spending Rs 1 lakh just for CJP protest! This video went viral

July 22, 2026 by Uma Shankar

Many videos related to the ongoing CJP (Cockroach Janta Party) protests in Delhi are going viral, but one video has caught the special attention of the people. The reason is that in this a person is seen claiming that he has come to India from Australia just to participate in this protest and he has spent about one lakh rupees on the air ticket. This claim has sparked debate among people on social media and many types of reactions are coming out.

This video was shared by content creator Sarthak Goswami on Instagram. In the video he is seen talking to a protestor. At the very beginning of the conversation, Sarthak tells that this person has come straight from Australia to Delhi so that he can be a part of the demonstration. He says that this not only shows support for an issue, but also a huge commitment of both time and money. After this he asks the protestor what was the reason that he reached here after traveling a distance of thousands of kilometers.

The guy arrived after spending lakhs of rupees

The person present in the video tells his name as Mohammad Danish. He claims that he bought a ticket from Australia to India just to join this movement, which cost him around Rs 1 lakh. To make his point credible, he also shows his Australian identity card in front of the camera. Although this claim could not be independently verified, it definitely became a topic of discussion after the video went viral.

During the conversation, Sarthak Goswami also asks an important question to Danish. He wants to know whether he himself had given the NEET exam or whether he has any direct connection with the alleged paper leak and irregularities in the exam. On this Danish clearly says that he has nothing to do with NEET exam. He says that he has studied B.Tech and has no personal relation with the medical entrance examination.

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After this Danish explains the reason for his presence. He says that he has not come to the protest because of any personal loss, rather he feels that the government is not listening to the people. According to him, some people have been sitting on hunger strike for a long time, but their demands are not being discussed seriously. Danish says that this is why he decided to join the movement, so that he can raise his voice and show solidarity with the protesters.

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About Uma Shankar

Uma Shankar writes about finance, business, and investment topics. He simplifies complex subjects like stock market, banking, tax, and cryptocurrency to help readers make informed financial decisions. Data-driven reporting is his strength.

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