1. The Placard Everyone Screenshotted
"Muth Mari, Students Nahi"
The internet loves a good callback, and this placard delivered exactly that.
Borrowing one of Tanmay Bhat's most recognizable stand-up punchlines, the sign instantly clicked with anyone who got the reference. It was proof that Gen Z doesn't just bring slogans to protests- they bring years of meme culture, stand-up comedy, and internet lore.
If you knew the joke, you probably laughed before you even finished reading the placard.
2. Diva Mode Activated
"I'm Too Busy Being a Diva"
One of TikTok's biggest trends somehow found its way into a protest.
It was unexpected.
It was ridiculous.
It was perfect.
3. "Kuchu Puchu, Resign De Do Na Tum"
"Kuchu Puchu"
Cute fonts.
Soft aesthetics.
Absolutely savage message.
Only Gen Z could combine Sanrio energy with political satire.
4. The One That Had Everyone Zooming In
"Vasooli Bhai's 'Panvel Nikalna Hai' Meme"
Some placards didn't need loud jokes.
A single clever sentence was enough to become a viral screenshot.
Sometimes simplicity wins.
5. Meloni Somehow Entered the Chat
Meloni Poster
The internet loves random crossovers.
International politics unexpectedly met Indian meme culture, and the result was another placard everyone wanted to photograph.
Conclusion:
From clever one-liners and meme references to pop culture callbacks, these placards proved that Gen Z has rewritten the rulebook for public expression. The CJP protest at Jantar Mantar will be remembered not only for the movement that culminated in Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation, but also for turning simple cardboard signs into some of the internet's most shared images.
Whether you laughed at the jokes, appreciated the creativity, or simply enjoyed spotting every reference, one thing is certain—these weren't just protest placards; they became a part of internet culture.
Missed the first set of viral signs?
👉 Check out Part 1, where we covered five more hilarious placards that kicked off the internet's obsession with the CJP protest.
➡️ Read Part 1 here: https://www.sagaredits.in/news/2026/07/27/from-jantar-mantar-to-every-feed-the-funniest-cjp-protest-placards-that-led-to-dharmendra-pradhans-resignation-part-1
