Field Marshal is the talk of the town in Indian Gen-Z protest

Field Marshal is the talk of the town in Indian Gen-Z protest

NEW DELHI: The protest held at Jantar Mantar in India’s capital, New Delhi, has drawn widespread attention on social media after videos circulating online allegedly showed participants raising slogans in support of Pakistan and its military leadership.

The demonstration, attended by students and members of the public, witnessed a number of protesters chanting slogans praising Pakistan’s military leadership. The videos have generated significant discussion online, with users making various claims regarding the participants’ motivations and the political message behind the slogans.

In this regard, some social media users linked the reported chants to Pakistan’s military operation “Bunyan-un-Marsoos,” claiming that India’s recent security and political developments had influenced public sentiment among a section of protesters.

However, these assertions have not been independently verified.

The protest took place at Jantar Mantar, a traditional venue for public demonstrations in New Delhi. While the gathering was primarily associated with domestic political issues, the alleged pro-Pakistan slogans became the focal point of online debate after the videos began circulating.

The incident has nevertheless sparked debate across both Indian and Pakistani social media, with users expressing sharply differing opinions over the authenticity and significance of the reported slogans.

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