Student Urwashi Palandurkar counters BJP Chhattisgarh post on NEET protests with PowerPoint

Indian student and content creator Urwashi Palandurkar responded to a BJP Chhattisgarh social‑media post that mocked her dancing during nationwide NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) protests. The party’s post used the phrase “Babar ki Virasat” to label protestors, prompting Palandurkar to publish a detailed PowerPoint presentation that refuted the caption, highlighted her academic record (93 % in both 10th and 12th grades), and argued that the party’s narrative was weak.

The presentation quickly went viral, being cited as an example of Generation Z’s use of digital tools to shape political discourse. Several political figures, including opposition leaders, praised Palandurkar’s approach. The incident underscores a growing trend of digital confrontation in Indian politics, where social‑media content and well‑structured visual arguments are employed to challenge party narratives.