Woman Tries To Stop Police Bus At Jantar Mantar, Internet Compares Her To Riya Ahir
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Woman stops bus with detainees at Jantar Mantar, draws Rhiya Ahir parallel
During the protest at Jantar Mantar against the CEC, a young woman grabbed attention after she was seen standing in front of a bus that was carrying detained protesters. It didn't take long for social media to compare her with model Rhiya Ahir.
Delhi gets its Rhiya Ahir moment? Woman blocks police vehicle at Jantar Mantar protest
A protest occurred at Jantar Mantar where activists opposed alleged irregularities in the electoral rolls. During the protest, a woman attempted to block a police vehicle taking away detained protesters. This incident was reminiscent of a similar event involving Rhiya Ahir during the July protests in Mumbai. Both instances highlight the growing dissent against the Election Commission's actions and decisions.
Woman Tries To Stop Police Bus At Jantar Mantar, Internet Compares Her To Riya Ahir
A woman attempting to stop a police bus at Delhi's Jantar Mantar on Thursday has drawn comparisons on social media with model and actor Riya Ahir, after a video of the incident surfaced online. The woman was seen trying to stop
‘Delhi’s Rhiya Ahir moment’: Woman blocks police bus during Jantar Mantar protest – Watch video
A young woman who stood in front of a police bus carrying detained protesters during a Delhi demonstration has drawn comparisons with Rhiya Ahir’s viral Mumbai protest moment. While some social media users praised her action, others called it staged or publicity-driven. Her identity and intentions remain unclear.
Jantar Mantar Protest: A young woman's stand in front of a bus during the Jantar Mantar protest was the most talked about event. Some called it a courageous act of protest, while others labeled it a social media stunt. Many compared the woman to Mumbai's Riya Ahir.
A strange incident took place during the protests taking place at Jantar Mantar today demanding the resignation of CEC Gyanesh Kumar. The protest
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