CJP protest was a landmark event in India’s political history. The youngsters were able to move the 'mountain' as, for the first time in the last 12 years, a minister in the Modi government was forced to resign. Many names rose to national popularity during the CJP protest, and one among them should be Delhi-based content creator Abhinav Bisht.
Bisht arrived at the protest site with just 5k followers, but when the crowd left Jantar Mantar, his follower base touched a whopping 600k. Rather than focusing on politics or the NEET irregularities, Bisht was having the time of his life at the protest site, and his TikTok-style videos were an instant hit. Most of the videos he uploaded were viewed by millions.
However, things went south on July 26th as Bisht realised that his Instagram account had been suspended without any prior intimation or warning from Meta. Meta bringing down the fastest-growing profile of the last few days was news.
However, Bisht never went on a tirade against the government, nor did he cry his helplessness to the netizens. On July 27th, in his totally cheerful self, Bisht opened another account and posted a screenshot of the Instagram message asking him to give an explanation within 80 days or else see his account getting disabled.
Bisht’s new account has surged to 130k followers, while Meta is yet to list the details that led them to suspend Bisht’s account.