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Politics
Delhi Women’s Protest Slogans Go Viral: From Streets to Social Media
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 02 Oct 2026, 07:16 PM
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Delhi women’s protest slogans like “Ek kachori, do samosa” have moved from street rallies to trending online hashtags, sparking nationwide conversation. The slogans, originally used to demand better food services, now dominate social media feeds.
The phrase ‘Ek kachori, do samosa’ first surfaced during a series of street protests organized by women in Delhi, who were rallying for improved food services and better treatment of street vendors.
Initially used as a catchy chant to highlight their grievances, the slogan quickly spread across local neighborhoods, gaining traction among participants and bystanders alike.
As the protests progressed, activists began sharing videos and images of the chants on platforms like Twitter, Instagram and WhatsApp, turning the slogan into a viral hashtag that reached audiences beyond the capital.
The online buzz drew attention from media outlets and government officials, prompting discussions on food policy and the need for more inclusive support for women entrepreneurs in the informal sector.
Initially used as a catchy chant to highlight their grievances, the slogan quickly spread across local neighborhoods, gaining traction among participants and bystanders alike.
As the protests progressed, activists began sharing videos and images of the chants on platforms like Twitter, Instagram and WhatsApp, turning the slogan into a viral hashtag that reached audiences beyond the capital.
The online buzz drew attention from media outlets and government officials, prompting discussions on food policy and the need for more inclusive support for women entrepreneurs in the informal sector.