Nagaland Man Orders 150 Domino’s Pizzas Worth INR 67,734 for Students Protesting Over NEET Paper Leak at Jantar Mantar, Post Goes Viral
As students continue their protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar over the NEET paper leak controversy, a gesture from Nagaland has gone viral on social media. A man from the northeastern state ordered 150 Domino's Cheese Burst pizzas worth INR 67,734 for the protesting students, saying it was his way of supporting their fight for a fair education system.
As students continue their protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar over the NEET paper leak controversy, a gesture from Nagaland has gone viral on social media. A man from the northeastern state ordered 150 Domino's Cheese Burst pizzas worth INR 67,734 for the protesting students, saying it was his way of supporting their fight for a fair education system.
Screenshots of the order and the bill were shared online by Instagram user Zha-Lhou (@adiespoems), drawing widespread appreciation from social media users.
Ordered 150 Cheese Burst Pizzas for Protesters
According to the screenshots, Zha-Lhou placed the order on July 22 at around 4:30 pm, choosing a combination of Korean Sweet Chilli Cheese Burst pizzas with extra cheese and Farmhouse Cheese Burst pizzas.
The bill included:
- Items: INR 64,650
- GST and Packaging: INR 3,227.28
- Coupon Discount: INR 200
- Total Paid: INR 67,734.18
The order was delivered directly to students gathered at Jantar Mantar. Delhi Police Denies Detaining Youths Carrying Food to Jantar Mantar, Calls Allegation ‘False, Misleading’.
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'Please Give It to Anyone Who Hasn't Eaten'
Explaining the reason behind his gesture, Zha-Lhou said he could not travel to Delhi to join the protest but wanted to contribute in some way.
"I'm sitting here in Nagaland, while thousands of students are at Jantar Mantar, far away from home, fighting for what they believe is a better future and a fairer education system. I couldn't be there with them, so this was the least I could do."
He also revealed that when the Domino's delivery partner called to ask who should receive the order, he replied: "Please just give it to anyone who hasn't eaten." Delhi University Issues Advisory, Asks Students To Stay Away From Jantar Mantar Protests.
Says He Wasn't Looking for Praise
Zha-Lhou clarified that he did not share the post to seek appreciation. Instead, he hoped it would inspire others to support the students in whatever way they could.
In a later Instagram Story, he also revealed that he had ordered biscuits worth INR 5,000 for the protesters.
The post has since gone viral, with many social media users describing the gesture as a heartfelt show of solidarity with students demanding accountability over the NEET paper leak and reforms in the examination system.
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