Following the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan after protests led by the Cockroach Janta Party in Delhi, additional videos have appeared online showing confrontations with participants. Several clips depict individuals being approached, questioned about their statements, and in some cases physically confronted after the demonstrations ended.
Those supporting the protests described the incidents as retaliation for participating and expressed worries about efforts to intimidate demonstrators. In contrast, accounts aligned with the ruling party shared footage online and called for official measures against the protesters. Some videos highlighted instances where participants used strong or personal language directed at the prime minister and security forces.
The CJP stated that such behavior came from a minority of attendees and did not represent the main focus on examination concerns. Party representatives noted that certain expressions reflected common youth speech patterns. When contacted, two spokespersons did not reply, while a third indicated no knowledge of the reported incidents.
Social media accounts posted images and videos of specific protesters, including women and students, and urged police in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh to identify and act against them. One post encouraged neighbors and colleagues to be informed about the individuals involved.
In one recorded incident in central Delhi, a man holding a microphone confronted a protester, accusing him of making remarks about turning the country into another nation. The exchange drew a crowd, and the protester later reported being taken to a police station. Observers called for police intervention against those conducting the confrontation.
