15-year-old Nishu Azad perfectly exemplifies how Leftists indoctrinate and weaponise children for ideological agenda: Understanding the ‘Liberal’ playbook of hate

“15-year-old Nishu Azad perfectly exemplifies how Leftists indoctrinate and weaponise children for ideological agenda: Understanding the ‘Liberal’ playbook of hate”, OpIndia, 6 Sep 2026.

“During the infamous Shaheen Bagh sit-in protest back in 2020, Islamo-leftists decided to bring forward women and children to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act. Five years later, the Cockroach Janta Party-led ‘student protest’ in New Delhi saw a massive presence of ideologically driven youngsters, hurling abuses against Hinduism, Brahmins, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and continuing the degeneracy since then. One such Hinduphobic CJP supporter is Nishu Azad.

‘Tum Talwar uthao, hum kalam uthayenge’: Nishu Azad, the Ambedkarite CJP ‘cockroach’ who didn’t know the full forms of NEET and CBSE

Nishu Azad is a 15-year-old Dalit student and social media ‘activist’ from Uttar Pradesh’s Ghaziabad, who identifies as an ‘Ambedkarite’ and atheist. Azad gained prominence during the CJP protests in July this year.

The self-declared ‘Ambedkarite’ Nishu Azad was actively involved in the CJP protest. She gave various interviews to the media.

Nishu Azad would deliver aggressive speeches, confront critical media questions with expectedly juvenile arguments, read ‘Tum Talwar uthao, hum kalam uthayenge’ type poems, but fail to even tell the full form of NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), the very examination that triggered the CJP agitation. She would boast to be a CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) student and not know CBSE’s full form…………”

Read the full article at OpIndia.

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