Modi Is the 'Biggest Baddie'? Country Needs Baddies
54sOpening with a direct attack on Modi and coining the viral phrase 'Baddie Janata Party' instantly sparks debate and shares.
▶ Play Clip"Title promises a resignation update, but the video is a vox-pop about 'Baddie Janata Party' — the resignation never appears in the transcript."
In this street-interview-style video, a reporter speaks with young protesters in India who describe themselves as 'baddies' — outspoken youths willing to challenge authority. They jokingly call for a new political outfit named 'Badi Janata Party' and discuss its possible manifesto, leadership, and the issues driving them to protest, including police brutality, gender unity, and accountability.
Interviewees call for 'baddies' — people who speak up and challenge the system. One person calls Narendra Modi the 'biggest baddie' of the country, while others say the country needs baddies to change it.
When asked what a political outfit formed by baddies could be called, a respondent suggests 'Janata Party' and later 'Badi Janata Party'.
A young woman says she joined the protest after watching videos of baddies, and praises the respectful behavior of men, noting a sense of safety despite recent gender wars.
One man says he came to protest against 'CJP' and that a 'Badi Janata Party' is needed. The reporter hints at a wordplay between BJP and 'Badi Janata Party'.
A respondent argues that political organizations are male-dominated and patriarchal. A 'Badi Janata Party' would be forward-looking and progressive, possibly adopting matriarchal politics.
Protesters suggest the party should demand representation of women in Parliament, the corporate sector, and power centers.
Multiple respondents suggest Rakhi Sawant should be the prominent face of the Badi Janata Party because she speaks boldly and is not afraid of anyone.
One young man says baddies have a sense of humor, dress well, and are educated — things he claims are lacking in traditional politicians. Another mentions Gen Z's love for aesthetics and demands good infrastructure.
Protesters express anger over police using sticks on youths and touching sisters and daughters. They say the Constitution does not allow lathi charge and that lawyers support them.
A reporter notes that Sonam Angshuk ended a 26-day hunger strike after receiving promises that the matter would be raised in Parliament. Protesters say if the promise is broken, they will resume protests.
A young woman defines a baddie as somebody who stands up for what they believe in and doesn't back down. She mentions that baddies have faced sticks and water cannons.
A protester criticizes the previous generation as 'blind devotees' of a party, saying young people approve what is good and condemn what is bad, regardless of party. She references 21 children who died.
When asked if the government divides or unites, a respondent calls it a 'blessing in disguise' that boys and girls came together to stand for their rights, even if unintentional.
Protesters say they want India to be safe for women, criticize police brutality, and want the youth to be heard more than ministers.
A protester pleads with Delhi Police to have decency, reminding them they have children too, and asks them to stop committing brutality on students.
The reporter says the movement has grown big and that viral photos and videos of baddies show their fearlessness. Another respondent laments that news is being seen via reels rather than mainstream media.
A respondent says the Badi Janata Party's manifesto should at least ensure basic rights covered under the Constitution of India are followed and fulfilled, and then go further.
The video captures how a new generation is redefining political participation through boldness, humor, and social media, while demanding transparency and constitutional rights. It ends with a call to viewers to keep engaging with these stories.
According to protestors, what is a 'baddie'?
Someone who stands up for what they believe in and doesn't back down.
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What name was suggested for a political party formed by baddies?
Badi Janata Party.
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Who was proposed as the biggest face of the Badi Janata Party?
Rakhi Sawant.
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What demand regarding women was suggested for the party's manifesto?
Representation of women in Parliament, the corporate sector, and power centres.
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How many days did Sonam Angshuk's hunger strike last?
26 days.
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What phrase did a protester use to describe the government's role in uniting boys and girls?
A 'blessing in disguise' — the government unintentionally brought genders together.
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According to one protester, how many children had died?
21 children.
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How did a protester describe the previous generation's party loyalty?
They are 'blind devotees' who stick with a chosen party whether it is good or bad.
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What did a respondent say the Badi Janata Party's manifesto should be based on?
At least the basic rights covered under the Constitution of India, followed and fulfilled.
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What did a protester say about being 'neutral'?
Who is neutral is with the oppressor.
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Defining a baddie
Provides a clear, crowd-sourced definition of the movement's central concept — standing up for beliefs and not backing down.
08:30Youth vs. 'blind devotees'
Articulates a generational shift from unwavering party loyalty to issue-based judgment.
11:02Blessing in disguise
A striking reframe of government actions: even unintentional oppression can unite divided groups.
12:21Women on the front line
Highlights tangible acts of women stopping trucks, facing water cannons, and defending boys — a key symbol of the protest.
13:29Constitution as baseline
Grounds the satirical party in constitutional rights, showing a serious foundation behind the playful rhetoric.
16:14[00:01] Every house is badi, every house is badi. Tell me your favorite baddie. The biggest baddie is Modi ji. Narendra Modi is the biggest enemy of the country. The
[00:13] country needs bandies. Absolutely. The country needs baddies. baddies are the most watched on the internet. People believe whatever Baddies form a Ptical Party. So what could the name of this outfit be?
[00:27] what could the name of this outfit be? If we see that Baddies form a political outfit, then Janata Party. So what has this judge spread that now we need baddies to change the country. You are spread that now we need baddies to change the country. You are
[00:41] return. Badi Badi Janata Party. Party. He is a part of the youth and the country needs this youth. He does not decide which party he belongs to. Baddie is not. Nothing. If there is a baddie,
[00:55] whoever he is, raising his voice, then it is absolutely right and it is absolutely needed. Baddies, baddies will change the country, only baddies will change the country, absolutely only baddies will change the country, absolutely
[01:09] you not believe in any baddie? I have come to this protest. I have come after watching videos myself, that coming here, I have come after watching videos of the baddies. One thing that I have seen very good in this whole thing is that we have girls and
[01:21] boys, gender war is very much there. Recently I saw a lot of things going on, but this time I got to see a lot together and especially for the guys I am so thankful they are so respectful here and I think that is one of the ones who has
[01:35] safe a lot. Whatever has been said in this protest, baddie or yes I stand bad, obviously because baddies have a fine baddie, speak up and baddies are not
[01:47] political guys, this time use your voice, don't be Neutral because who is who is neutral Neutral because who is who is neutral is with the oppressor so yah.
[02:03] Judge has created a ruckus on Instagram. Baddies, I have left a gift. He says that Badi Janata Party is needed. Have come to protest against CJP. We will talk about BJP. In the BJP, which is the judicial language, they are calling it Badi Janata Party.
[02:16] So we will find out what these baddies are all about? And these baddies are baddies regarding Janata Party, what are the people around them, the people with them saying, is any political party being formed, if it is formed then what will be its manifesto,
[02:31] okay so this has become quite bad, are you a baddie, I guess I am a baddie, it is basically sort of anti-government but or it is it giving the same energy, right we are asking for recognition, so the
[02:44] country needs baddies, India needs baddies a lot, I am also a baddie in India and now finally after this protest, many baddies have come forward and they have joined the protest. So this is really great that you know we are
[03:00] is really great that you know we are seeing baddies coming out in the open and showing their dissent and their protest against the dispensation. The Baddies form a Ptical Party. So what could the name of this outfit be?
[03:12] what could the name of this outfit be? If Baddies form a political outfit, we can name it very simply Bad Janata Party. And look at this Bad Janata Party, we are seeing that in all the political organizations and
[03:26] internationally, we are seeing that there is a very male dominated patriarchal structure of the organizations, especially the political organizations. So if a le baddies lead a movement starts. A political party is formed. As we
[03:40] suggested the name Badi Janata Party, it will be a very forward looking, very progressive and very decisive movement whose what should these people include in their manifesto ? What should I promise? If there is
[03:53] matriarchal politics then what will it give to the country? They can demand representation of women in Parliament, corporate sector and power centres. Every such political movement needs a big face.
[04:08] Who do you think is the biggest baddie in the country right now? Rakhi Sawant absolutely supports him completely. Rakhi Sawant is a true baddie. And according to me, if such a party is formed then she should be made a prominent face of the party because she speaks boldly and is
[04:23] not afraid of anyone. She doesn't hesitate at all. Do you agree Rakhi Or I definitely agree and if BJP i.e. Badi Janata Party is formed then Rakhi can be made the biggest face. It can
[04:37] Badi Janata Party. Whenever the police gets scared, they move the barricade forward. Let's
[04:51] talk to other Baddies and Baddie supporters about the demands of the Janata Party. Jai Bhim, Jai Bhim. So what has this agency spread ? You have told the right thing, sir. Only When You Are Bad Return. Do You Think the Same? Or.
[05:05] What are I mean baddies? We have a sense of humor. We dress well, we are educated. And this is what we believe because all these things are lacking in the people who are singing before us. Now we need this. And when you make the manifesto, what
[05:18] promise will you make? What promises will there be in it for you, for the Genies, for the rest of the youth? Ok. Look like Jenzies they love aesthetic stuff, right? It should be good infrastructure. Your aesthetics came then. Now people compare that
[05:32] aesthetic. Oh, Japan is Japan. And in India people are like it's ma'am what is this? What's the dirty bit? Why? Because our roads are bad. What should happen to us? To be honest. Like I'm not the most
[05:48] creative person but I like the one like every house baddie plan. There should be one or the other. The first lady in my family was my grandmother. Like she's still a bit patriarchal for her time, but she was still way ahead of herself. Then my mother came. Then
[06:02] my aunt came. Then That's Why They Walked. My grandmother crawled, my mother and my aunt walked, and then I could run. So that's the coming generation, my sister and my cousins, whatever they could fly. That's what we're here to do. We have got the like. Like genesis we
[06:16] have maximum. We are graduates, looking for jobs. But is the alpha theirs for a job going forward. There is education. We have no one. Why are we here? Anyway, there is no point in us coming. But we are fighting for the generation that is coming
[06:28] country needs bandies. Absolutely. The country needs baddies. Mother's glory. Because most of the baddies are watched on the internet. Because most of the baddies are watched on the internet.
[06:42] says. I will agree to everything. not change their baddies then who else will change them, I mean baddies are also a part of the youth. What did you listen to about some baddie? I have come to this protest. I myself have
[06:54] watching the videos of Baddies. Absolutely, in a way, the baddies inspired you to join the protest. Yes, I can say so. And that can be an inspiration for the entire country.
[07:08] go in the right way then it can definitely happen. biggest baddie is Modi ji. Narendra Modi is the biggest baddie of the country.
[07:21] Why are you so angry? Look at the anger, there was no anger till now. The Look at the anger, there was no anger till now. The beating the youth here with sticks? To touch sisters and daughters. This is what our
[07:34] Constitution teaches us. There is not a single law that allows lathi charge to be implemented there. You can count each law one by one. Look on social media, all the lawyers are with us. So whatever happened was very wrong and after that, brother, whether it is Narendra Modi or anyone else, it is wrong,
[07:48] it is wrong. One question is that Sonam Sir, that is Sonam Angshuk, has just ended his hunger strike. It seems that after that the protest will remain strong. Protest: His hunger strike of 26 days is very significant.
[08:01] He has broken the protest with some promises. People have gone to him. He has got it demolished and has promised that the matter will be raised in Parliament. If this does not happen then we are with them. They will turn it off, we will start it. Whom will you stop? If one person does something, you will
[08:15] stop him. You will do two, you will do one. All the youth sat on strike. Whom will you I believe I am a baddie and I do believe that the baddies will fix the country. I think this is proof enough. I think you can hear it. The proof is in the pudding.
[08:30] Define define a baddie. I would say a baddie is somebody who stands up for what she believes in or they believe in and they don't back down stand up for what big yes, absolutely. Got beaten with sticks and faced water cannon. Defended the boys.
[08:45] You guys are on the front line this time. I am coming here for the first time today because I came back here from the state two-three days ago. I have the privilege to escape the education system in this country. And Get My Education Abroad. And I hate what's
[08:59] the resources here that we do need. I would have never loved my country if I had what I could get here. loved my country if I had what I could get here. Or and you lift it because you do not think that
[09:12] music. I was trying to do it. I Did Not Think There Was As Good a College as the One I Got Intermission Into in the States Over Here. Who speaks for their rights. That's a baddie. And what promises will you make to the youth in the manifesto
[09:26] And what promises will you make to the youth in the manifesto ? will be here for specifically education for women for children for the future of our more transparency. More transparency. A government that takes
[09:41] accountability is a government that is actually for the people, that cares about the people and all their agenda is for the benefit of the people and not themselves. And also a you know That's a better two. Ok. You think that not holding a press conference has been
[09:57] a problem. How do you mean convey to the audience or how? How? Like taking accountability is what you know answering questions so you should have a press conference. Yes
[10:09] attend press conferences and do accounts. Do Tech Accountability. Whatever is going on. You are answerable to everybody. First of all. Like you are answerable to everybody. And you are the one person that does not want to speak up as much as literally this our capital has come together
[10:24] for this and it is shameful. It's very shameful. ? It has been very good. It has been better than what we were not accepting. And it is a very good thing that our young generation of
[10:36] girls are taking such an active part in this big regulation. So I have a lot of respect for him. Holding hands. That's what we all already know.
[10:49] You are also bad. Everyone is a baddie. You are a baddie to those baddies, let us move aside a bit. The brothers are a little excited. So I think that the kind of photos that came, a photo that came from Maharashtra,
[11:02] the girl is standing blocking the track of the police. Took water cannons, took sticks, defended the boys. So why is your generation, which is participating in this protest for the first time , participating so actively ? Because you know I feel like
[11:16] our previous generation, you know, is kind of blind devotee that they choose a party and then they like whether it is good or bad, we will stay with that party. But I think whatever is good, say good about it. Call bad what is bad. Like now so many
[11:28] children have died, 21 children have died. So I think that's very bad and everyone should participate a little bit actively in these things to make our country better. One thing that I have seen very good in this whole thing is that we have a lot of gender war between girls and boys, recently
[11:41] I have seen a lot of things going on but this time we got to see a lot of coming together and especially for the guys I am so thankful they are so respectful here and I think that is one of the things that has driven us to this point
[11:55] that we are feeling very safe in this protest and apart from that brother we will stand for our rights, of course that I think the bady point which you said in the beginning comes here that we are standing for our rights that makes
[12:08] one question is that you people have been levelling question is that you people have been levelling allegations on the government that this government divides. You're saying there was a gender war going on. The government has united you all.
[12:21] [laughter] Is the government dividing or uniting? Look, there's a thing called Blessing in Disguise. I think she has just arrived here. After that, everyone now has two different motives. We have to
[12:35] stand together for our rights. I think that's a blessing in these guys here. And the government's unite but unite was done. Even if it is unintentional, but taking boys and girls together, you can unintentionally say,
[12:49] can unintentionally say, you should have a spine for it, you have a spine, you are a baddie, I am also a baddie, you made me a baddie, or the noise is
[13:02] such that the country needs Badi Janata Party Party should rule and what does rule mean, we should serve the public, we had to come here on 20th, we got to know, there has been a lot of brutality by the police and we want India to be
[13:15] safe for women. I told my family that I have to go to the protest. And they were like, son, they are molesting and harassing you there. And the sad part is that the police were doing all this. So we want something that is safe where the youth are
[13:29] heard more and not the ministers. But you guys really have been bad. The photo that came from Maharashtra yesterday in which that girl has stopped the truck. I am actually very proud of everyone especially the women who are joining because what
[13:44] happened, I think even their clothes were torn. There was so much brutality and still we are coming here, we are joining and I feel like everyone should come. Those whose parents are refusing should also convince their parents.
[13:56] He was joined by But We Should Stand for the Youth. If the Baddies form a political party, what will be in their manifesto? What will your promises be? First of all, we will care about the youth first and we feel that youngsters should run
[14:09] first and we feel that youngsters should run and do lip gloss free scheme to be and do lip gloss free scheme to be everywhere sitting at home, for sure I was fine, my family members do not know but all I need to say is that we need to show up
[14:21] for a nation obviously so or I am a baddie, okay so I feel that participated enthusiastically in this protest, you are a judge, right, so did it happen that the judge felt that brother, if the braid is being used then TR gas is being used, then water
[14:35] Basically all for one, one for all. How many people will you kill and for how long? I need to say to Delhi Police and all the police out there that are committing brutality on students. Please, you also have children. Have some decency
[14:50] and do it for your own good. Do it for the good of the country. We know that orders are coming to you from above. But at least be gentle, have a heart and that's it. Jai Hind. Ok. And what was this name, sorry? Tibra. Tibrani ne jo bola hai har har ghar
[15:04] Tibrani ne jo bola hai har har ghar badi or yes I stand bad obviously because baddies have was fine badi speak up and baddies are not a political guys high time use your voice don't be neutral because who is who is neutral is with the oppressor so ya har har
[15:18] baithi gharghar baithi thank you guys thank you so much you see this the country has become so unfortunate that the news which we should see from the mainstream media, we are seeing it from the reel. You can guess it yourself. If
[15:31] the government does not fall on this issue, then on which issue will it fall? This movement has already become so big. You must have seen viral photos and videos of the Baddies showing how much they are helping the movement and how they are not afraid of anything at all. They are there.
[15:45] You can do whatever you want but baddies are baddies and they are going to be there for the movement till the end. What is the definition? How do you become a baddie? Who is a baddie? I think baddie is just somebody who
[15:58] Who is a baddie? I think baddie is just somebody who is fearful. Those who are not afraid of anything. They have an opinion. They are opinionated and they are not afraid to voice their opinion and stand for their opinion. And there are somebodies who just got all
[16:14] the swag that is required to do a movement of this. Big Janata Party. Let's And what will be its manifesto? I think we will at least make sure that our basic rights are covered under the Constitution of India. I
[16:31] think we should at least follow it and fulfill it. We will go much further than that. So there is a sentiment regarding the Bad Janata Party, we talked to the Baddies. I have talked to Bad today and have brought all those sentiments to you. Who is a baddie? What are judge's slacks
[16:44] ? If he forms a political party, what will its name be? Or after this, if after forming a political party, he makes a manifesto, then what kind of promises will he make, we have brought all this to you. Please comment on this and tell us what you
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