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CJP Protest: Nagaland Man Sends 150 Cheese Burst Pizzas Worth ₹67,000 For Protestors In Delhi

A man from Nagaland sent 150 Domino’s Cheese Burst pizzas to CJP protesters at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar.

by Tashika Tyagi
CJP Protest: Nagaland Man Sends 150 Cheese Burst Pizzas Worth ₹67,000 For Protestors In Delhi
Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/adiespoems & Instagram/imranibrahim007

As thousands of CJP protesters continue their sit-in at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, people from across the country are showing their support by sending food, snacks, and water to the protest site. Among them, a man from Nagaland has won hearts online after ordering 150 Domino’s Cheese Burst pizzas for the student protesters. His thoughtful gesture has gone viral, with social media users showering him with praise.

Nagaland Man Sends 150 Pizzas Worth ₹67,000 For CJP Protestors

 

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Nagaland-based Zha-Lhou (@adiespoems) took to Instagram to share that he had sent 150 Domino’s Cheese Burst pizzas to CJP protesters in Delhi. He also posted screenshots of the Zomato bill, which showed a total order amount of ₹67,734.18.

In the caption, he wrote, “Tonight, I couldn’t enjoy my own dinner with the grief that I couldn’t be there at the protest while my fellow brothers and sisters were starving.”

 

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He added, “I ordered 150 Domino’s Farmhouse Cheese Burst pizzas and asked the delivery partner to simply go into the crowd and distribute them to anyone who needed food. I couldn’t be there with them, so this was the least I could do.”

Recalling his conversation with the delivery partner, he wrote, “When he called and asked, ‘Sir, whom should I deliver this to?’ I replied, ‘Please just give it to anyone who hasn’t eaten.’”

He concluded the post on a thoughtful note, “It may seem like a small gesture, but to someone who hasn’t eaten, it can mean everything. No act of kindness is ever too small.”

Also Read: Strangers Send Meals To CJP Protesters At Jantar Mantar Via Zomato, Swiggy

Blue Tokai Janpath Road Outlet Wins Hearts

Earlier this week, many people took to social media to thank the Blue Tokai outlet on Janpath Road for sheltering CJP protesters and allowing them to refill their water bottles free of charge during the protest. The cafe was widely praised for putting humanity first and showing compassion towards the students.

Over the past few days, people from across the country have also been sending food and water to the protest site to support those gathered at Jantar Mantar. From pizzas and samosas to bread pakodas and drinking water, the donations have helped ensure that the protesters don’t go hungry or dehydrated while continuing their demonstration.

Also Read: Internet Praises Blue Tokai Janpath For Giving Water, Shelter To CJP Protesters; Co-Founder Reacts

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FAQs

Where are the CJP protesters demonstrating?

The protesters have been holding their demonstration at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, where thousands have gathered over the past several days.

How are people supporting the protesters?

People from across the country have been sending food, snacks, and drinking water to the protest site. Several businesses and individuals have also extended help in different ways.

How many pizzas did the Nagaland man order for CJP protestors?

He ordered 150 Domino's Farmhouse Cheese Burst pizzas through Zomato and instructed the delivery partner to distribute them to anyone at the protest who hadn't eaten.

Tashika Tyagi | Sub-Editor

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First Published: July 24, 2026 11:10 AM