Who’s This Famous Female Protester From Delhi?
It is already known that students across India are coming together to fight for the unified cause of the ongoing protest against Indian education minister, Dharmendra Pradhan.
By: Shanaz B Syed | 24 July 2026 12:40 PM ISTIt is already known that students across India are coming together to fight for the unified cause of the ongoing protest against Indian education minister, Dharmendra Pradhan. This is regarding the recent NEET paper leakage and the subsequent offset.
While the students are currently protesting at the famous Jantarmantar area in Delhi, there are a few interesting visuals that are coming up from this protest that are grabbing the attention.
In this context, there is this one particular picture that is now going viral on social media and this features a female protest who is seen holding the policeman with a single hand.
This video immediately went viral and people started appreciating the courage of this female protester who stood in front of the police van and stopped them from transferring the protesting students to a different location.
It turned out to be that female protest is named Rhiya Ahir, who was seen stopping a moving police van. When asked to comment on this, the lady said "I thought they might drag me away too, but then I looked around and realized there wasn't even any space left, so where would they have kept me? I won't deny that I was scared last night. I didn't fall asleep until 5:30 a.m.
“was definitely worried about my family. But when I told them that the police might come, they simply said, 'So what? We'll handle it. We'll get through it.” The kind of courage that she displayed in front of the police van yesterday is grabbing their attention now.
At the same time, a few people on social media are pointing out that she quoted this Video on her Instagram, and they are saying that she might have done it for the popularity as well. But whatever might be the commentary on this topic, the kind of courage that she showed during the Delhi protest is to be appreciated nevertheless.
