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Watch: Rohit Sharma's wife Ritika Sajdeh shares viral 'Not Scared' video from CJP protest on Instagram

Rohit Sharma's wife, Ritika Sajdeh, shared the viral 'Not Scared' video from the CJP protest on Instagram, drawing attention online.

Rohit Sharma's wife Ritika Sajdeh shares the viral 'Not Scared' video from the CJP protest on her Instagram story
Rohit Sharma's wife Ritika Sajdeh shares the viral 'Not Scared' video from the CJP protest on her Instagram story

Ritika Sajdeh, wife of former India captain Rohit Sharma, shared a viral video from the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest at Jantar Mantar on her Instagram Story. The clip features a young boy taking part in the protest and has attracted widespread attention on social media. Although Ritika did not add any caption or personal comment, her repost quickly became a topic of discussion online.

In the viral video, the young boy speaks to PEEK TV and says he is not afraid of police lathis or being beaten. He says he wants to fight for the country like freedom fighter Bhagat Singh. His emotional words and confident attitude received loud cheers from the people present at the protest, and the video has since been shared widely across social media platforms.

Ritika's Instagram Story gained further attention as the protests in Delhi continued to intensify. Several celebrities and sportspersons have reacted to the developments following the violence reported during the protests on July 20. Her repost sparked conversations among cricket fans and social media users, with many discussing the viral video and its message.

Ritika Sajdeh shares viral 'Not Scared' video from CJP protest

Ritika Sajdeh shared the viral "Not Scared" video from the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest on her Instagram Story without adding any personal comment. She reposted the clip with its original caption: "Not scared of lathis, inspired by Bhagat Singh: 9 y/o protester." Even without a caption of her own, the Story quickly went viral and sparked discussion across social media.

The video features a nine-year-old boy taking part in the protest in New Delhi. While speaking to a reporter, the child says he is not afraid of police lathis and wants to stand up for the country. When asked where his patriotism comes from at such a young age, he says he is inspired by freedom fighter Bhagat Singh. His words received attention online, with many users sharing the clip.

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The CJP protest at Jantar Mantar has gained widespread attention in recent days, with several videos from the demonstrations going viral. The protest is demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over the alleged paper leak issue and is also calling for changes to the education and employment system. Among the many clips shared online, the young boy's speech has become one of the most talked-about moments.

What the Viral Video shows and why It's making headlines

The viral video shows a nine-year-old boy speaking during the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest in New Delhi. In the clip, the child says he is not afraid of police lathis and that he is inspired by freedom fighter Bhagat Singh. Ritika Sajdeh shared the interview on her Instagram Story without adding any personal comment. The repost quickly went viral and sparked discussion on social media.

The video gained attention as protests continued in New Delhi over the alleged NEET paper leak. Demonstrators gathered ahead of the Cockroach Janta Party's planned march to Parliament, calling for education reforms. Police later used lathis and tear gas to disperse the crowd after the protest turned tense. Some protesters claimed they were injured during the action, while authorities also reported incidents of stone-pelting.

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Neither Rohit Sharma nor Ritika Sajdeh has made any public statement about the protests apart from the Instagram Story. While the repost did not include any political message, it attracted widespread attention because of the ongoing protests and the young boy's emotional words. The clip has since become one of the most widely shared videos from the demonstrations.

Fans and netizens react to Ritika Sajdeh's bold Instagram share

Ritika Sajdeh's Instagram Story quickly caught the attention of fans and social media users. Many people shared screenshots of her repost, and the video spread across platforms within hours. Her decision to share the clip without adding any personal comment led to widespread discussion online.

Reactions on social media were mixed. Some users praised Ritika for sharing a video they believed highlighted an important issue, while others questioned the reason behind her repost. Many cricket fans also discussed the Story, making her name trend on several social media platforms.

Neither Ritika Sajdeh nor Rohit Sharma has made any further public statement about the Instagram Story. Despite that, the repost continued to generate conversations online, with many users debating its meaning and impact as the video gained more views.

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