- IT professional Suraj Kushwah has created an interesting video game and named it "Jantar Mantar Chalo."
- The game allows players to choose between: Protestors and the Delhi Police.
- Its interface has been borrowed from the popular multiplayer game Slither.
CJP Protest: Gen Z protests are getting continuous limelight following the NEET demonstration that took place in Delhi's Jantar Mantar in July 2026. The Cockroach Janta Party was leading the protest. Currently, the party, founded by Abhijeet Dipke, is demonstrating against the SIR and CEC Gyanesh Kumar. Today, the party, along with other activists, is planning to hold a Tiranga March in Delhi's Central Park in CP at 5 PM.
Amid all these tensions, a 27-year-old IT professional, Suraj Kushwah, has created something that grabbed the attention of the internet. Kushwah has developed an interesting browser-based video game and named it "Jantar Mantar Chalo."
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More About Jantar Mantar Chalo Game
It is an interactive digital battleground, inspired by "Jantar Mantar 2.0." The game allows players to choose between: Protestors and the Delhi Police.
someone built a video game inspired by the Jantar Mantar protests in Delhi 😭 players can recruit protesters, navigate police barricades, encounter media crews and attempt to reach the protest site. It's called Jantar Mantar Chalo. Go try it (link in comments) https://t.co/Kdqsw4bCAH
— Vishal Singh (@vishalsingh2972) October 16, 2026
Who Is Suraj Kushwah?
Suraj Kushwah is based out of Bareilly, according to The Print. He works as a DevOps engineer at oneplay.in and runs a Linux-focused YouTube channel named "bugswriter" online.
“I was watching news of current protests. A lot of people were trying to reach Jantar Mantar, and they were finding different ways,” Kushwah told the publication about the game he built over two sleepless nights. “I had this concept, and it’s kind of like a dark humour for me, so I thought, let’s just build a game.”
Now, since its circulation on Instagram, the game has gained massive traction. After Kushwah's reel went viral, the number of online players exceeded 1500, he told The Print.
How The Game Is Played
Its interface has been borrowed from the popular multiplayer game Slither. According to Kushwah, the game puts the players in a tug-of-war, where the numbers decide power.
One needs to pick one side- either Delhi Police or Protesters. As Protesters, the player needs to gather people and build a large procession. Then they need to break through barricades and make their way to Jantar Mantar to stage a protest. To survive, they must dodge the police, use a gamchha to evade CCTVs and eat golgappas to restore energy. If a protester is detained, the game will send them to remote locations like Kapashera border or Narela Stadium. They need to find their way again.
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As Delhi Police, the player's goal is to stop the demonstrators from getting to the location by employing strategies including lathi charges, tear gas, and detentions.