Movement Saw Wide Support, From Across Social GroupS

This movement is also great because yes, the working class, I call it the feral underclass, because of the kind of, you know, fighting spirit that they showed. And they wouldn't, the police wants to suppress them, but they have already kind of neutralized police violence in a way, you know, they could do that. So, but the fact that it started from really, you know, normal, innocent, plus two students sitting at home till like say from there to like all the way to the Noida workers to everyone. So there is definitely and the cockroach moment, you know, we all remember when the cockroach thing happened and the 22 million followers and all of that. So here was a movement which I would say the impetus was still after the 20th and 21st by what I want to call the feral underclass which you know which which which so the original arena of protest at Jantar Mantar became like a inner sanctum sanctorum but the real action was so much outside And that is what really Modi feared There was not a moment after the 20th and the 21st where the people were not putting the pressure on the administration, not just giving political demands to the government that makes sure that Dharvinder Pradhan resigns, But also constantly because the BJP government understands only that kind of language that you had these people actually saying that no, you can't, you can't push us back because the police repression was so terrible. So so I would say that right from Nisargadikari to Neet League to everything it touched so many different sections of society including the working classes. So there was a broad kind of alliance, you know, which was formed including middle classes, different castes, different sections of society, universities, school children, everyone. But I think the final crescendo was still provided by the Feral underclass, I would