By Admin 
Every politician and leader wants that people should stay around him and when the workers go out in the streets, they should raise loud slogans in the name of the leader. But sometimes this support becomes overwhelming when it comes to protests. One such video is becoming increasingly viral on social media in which a leader found it difficult to protest by pouring petrol on the crowd. Netaji was in his element and was thinking that his supporters would save him, but the supporters themselves drowned Netaji.
Netaji poured petrol on himself during the protest
In fact, a video is becoming increasingly viral on social media in which people are loudly raising slogans during a protest and a leader is standing in the middle and energizing the workers and supporters. While raising slogans, the leaders get excited and end the protest by pouring petrol on themselves. But while pouring petrol, the leader did not know that Vibhishana, the destroyer of Lanka, was present in the same crowd.
Someone in the crowd lit a matchbox and then
As soon as Netaji pours petrol on himself, someone from the crowd lights a match and leaves it on Netaji, after which Netaji is nowhere to be seen, rather a cloud of fire rises and the entire crowd scatters. With difficulty the leader is caught and the fire is brought under control. Now the video is becoming increasingly viral on the internet, due to which users are giving different types of reactions.
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Users said, Netaji will not go to any demonstration now
The video has been shared from an Instagram account named funny_pg_loves, which has been viewed by millions of people so far and many people have also liked the video. In such a situation, social media users are giving different types of reactions regarding the video. One user wrote… Netaji will never go to any protest again. Another user wrote… Netaji would have died, but he was saved. So another user wrote…the worker must have absconded after setting the fire.