There is a saying, ‘What is RC to a bracelet and what is Persian to an educated person!’ But in today’s digital and Gen Z era, this saying needs a little update. And if there is a Bihari flavor in it, then there should be a new idiom – ‘If you have a mobile in your hand then what is there to fear and when Bihari is in form then what is the effect of tear gas!’

The new upgraded version of Cockroach Janata Party’s protest seen in Delhi has proved that movements in India are now held not only to get the demands met, but also to set one’s attitude. Especially when it comes to the protests between Delhi and Bihar, the difference is exactly like the innocent momos of Delhi and the blazing Litti-Chokha of Bihar.

Let’s take a look at some of the amazing, unique and totally crazy performances of Gen Z going viral on social media.

In fact, when the police uses water cannon at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, people look for umbrellas or run away. When the same thing is done to our Bihari Babu or Genji students, their reaction is – ‘Oh wow! Free rain-dance in the scorching heat!’

The policeman who brought the water cannon might have thought that there was no fear but there was no love, but here the boys were seen jumping after being showered with water, as if they were swinging on a swing during the monsoon season. The administration is throwing water to disperse the crowd and the boys are coming forward and saying, ‘Please hit me on the back a little sir, I haven’t bathed for a long time. Perhaps this is what great men have called finding opportunity in disaster!

A young man was seen roaming around with the fiber net on the police helmet in his hand as if he had won the Olympic gold. Someone asked, ‘Where did you get it from?’ So Bhai Saheb’s answer and style was as if his victory parade was about to take place.

‘Hey, I gave you a piece of junk… I was about to turn.’

Now tell me! These warriors of ours are taking home what the police wear for their safety, considering it as a ‘return gift’. The police’s own weapon is being used as sunglasses or selfie prop. It is true brother, even NASA people are seen making water in front of Bihari Jugaad.

Just then a beautiful woman is seen roaring. With burning embers in her eyes and a powerful voice she says, ‘This is not Delhi, this is Bihar! One has not been lathicharged, if he is hit then he will be hit immediately… It is true that someone has said that the girls of Bihar are also lionesses!

That means neither cotton nor yarn, the weaver has to leave every lump! The protest of the people of Delhi may be limited to the candle march, but in Bihar, when it comes to respect, forget boys, girls also take the form of Chandi. She gives a clear message that If you use sticks, will we perform the aarti? And the other girl, saying that she will not leave him until he breaks her, says that this is Bihar Babu, not Jantar Mantar!

The most spectacular and science-filled scene of the demonstration was the tug of war with the barricade. On one side, police personnel were seen holding the barricade with full force, while on the other side, an army of students was seen pulling it towards them.

Physics students demonstrate Newton’s third law on the street Every action has an equal and opposite reaction Proved it. The interesting thing is that the wheels of the barricade were also taken full advantage of and Lala of Bihar pulled it and took it with him.

Suddenly a person was seen in the crowd, who was carrying not a flag or a banner, but Giant Wood Cutting Machine Chainsaw Had brought. Perhaps the brother had come with the intention of tearing the barricade from the middle. Nobody was visible around him. This is called pure time. Whether there is any work or not, keep the tools in such a way that the person in front of you can measure the path himself.

The Greek God of Bihari Gen-Z was a boy whose eyes were red and smoke was seen coming out of his mouth. I swear, there was such a glow on his face as if he had conquered the peak of Everest. After listening to what he said in front of the camera in a food blogger style, maybe you too should try it once.

‘First tear gas experience unlocked! Never tested what it was like… went and entered the smoke myself! It’s a very strong product guys… with 0% ethanol!’

The police thought that we would scare them by using sticks, but Biharis seemed desperate to use the sticks as selfie sticks. While the administration seemed worried about stopping the movement, our youth were seen planning to unlock a new ‘experience’.

By the way, it is clear that this is Bihar Babu. There is only one solution to every problem here – ‘Laugh a little, blow your nose a little and leave the rest to God!’

The uproar in Bihar proved that this movement is now an ‘event’. It has action, emotion, comedy and the most important thing is rich content. When police is doing duty then likes are making ‘reel’. brother! Whatever you say, when it comes to Bakaiti and Bhaukaal, these youth have no match.