Gen Z student's PPT counter to BJP's 'Babar ki Virasat' post; Rahul Gandhi, Kejriwal, CJP come in support | Watch

The BJP's Chhattisgarh unit had made a post comparing the state's students who make people proud and the ones who “dance on Babur's heritage”. A student's response to a post targeting her for dancing during the recently-concluded student protest against the NEET paper leak has gone viral. The BJP's Chhattisgarh unit had made a post on Thursday, drawing a comparison between the state's students who make people proud and the ones who “dance on Babur's heritage”.Urwashi, a popular social media personality and one of the many Gen Z students who participated in the protests against NEET paper leak, responded to a BJP clip. (Instagram/@urwashi_18)The BJP had shared a video of Gen Z protesters dancing and making a reel during a student protest against the NEET-UG paper leak and other exam irregularities. Parallely, the video featured a student receiving an award from President Droupadi Murmu. “Which mindset Gen Z will you choose?,” the BJP Chhattisgarh captioned the post.The above post was made by BJP's Chhattisgarh unit (X)Hours after the post, one of the students who featured in the protest reel shared by the BJP reacted and said that her content was used without her consent.The student, identified as Urwashi Palandurkar, countered the video in a light-hearted manner and admitted that she “couldn't take it seriously”. Her candour and sarcastic yet witty reply to the video earned big praise on social media, including from the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal.Gen Z student's PPT to counter BJP clipUrwashi had many notes on the caption and content of the video shared by BJP Chhattisgarh and she presented them all using a Power Point presentation. “Your caption game is very weak. Your ChatGPT is not giving you good responses,” the student began.She further said that the ‘Babar ki Virasat" jibe was not relatable, and that “divide and rule” won’t work in 2026, especially on a generation that taught Gen Z terms to Parliamentarians.She was referring to the use of phrases like “clocked it”, “FOMO”, “MIA” and “Delulu” in Parliament recently."I scored 93% marks in both classes 10 and 12," Urwashi said, emphasising how academics and extracurriculars like dancing can go hand in hand.Kejriwal, CJP heap praise, Rahul Gandhi shares videoUrwashi Palandurkar's video earned big praise online, including from AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal and the CJP. “You go, girl!,” the CJP commented on the student's Instagram video. Besides, Abhijeet Dipke called her a “legend”.Arvind Kejriwal also commented on the clip: “God bless you beta. Loved your positivity.” The Gen Z student's video was also shared by Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi.Urwashi was among the thousands of students who participated in students protests against the NEET paper leak. The protest was called off by the CJP on July 25, hours after Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation as education minister. However, the outfit later vowed to launch a new and bigger agitation if police action against protesters continued.Poorva Joshi is a Senior Content Producer with nearly five years of experience in journalism. She covers Indian politics and geopolitics, with a focus on diplomatic relations, trade negotiations, and economic policy between countries. She has previously worked at India Today, CNN-News18 and India TV. Over the years, she has reported extensively on major national and international developments, including the Air India plane crash, the Pahalgam terror attack, India–US trade tensions, tensions in the Middle East, high-profile crime stories in India, multiple state Assembly elections, and the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. She spearheaded the Bihar Assembly elections live blog, which drew over one million users to the Hindustan Times website. Her reporting on India–US tariff and trade tensions has consistently driven strong readership and engagement for the platform. In addition to reporting, she has spent a significant part of her career leading newsroom shifts, ideating stories, editing and fine-tuning copies, and seeing coverage through from planning to publication, alongside writing original articles. At HT, she received the Insta Award for being the top contributor to the HT News Team in November.Read MoreViral VideoArvind KejriwalCockroach Janta PartyGet the latest India News, breaking headlines and real-time updates from across the country. Stay informed about politics, government policies, crime, weather and major national developments.