Who Is Nakul Dhull? Meet The Content Creator Behind The Viral Delhi Student Protest Video

Nakul Dhull is a Delhi-based digital creator known for making videos on social issues, education, youth concerns and current affairs. Over the years, he has built a strong following by sharing opinion-based content, ground reports and personal experiences.

By: Tanya Trivedi
Last Updated: July 22, 2026 22:02:49 IST

The ongoing student protests in Delhi have sparked widespread debate across social media. Among the names making headlines is Nakul Dhull, a Delhi-based content creator whose emotional video from the protest has gone viral. In the clip, Nakul alleged that he and several of his friends were assaulted during the police action at the ‘Chalo Sansad’ march. 

Who Is Nakul Dhull?

Nakul Dhull is a Delhi-based digital creator known for making videos on social issues, education, youth concerns and current affairs. Over the years, he has built a strong following by sharing opinion-based content, ground reports and personal experiences on issues that matter to young Indians.

His videos often focus on public policy, education and civic issues, making him a familiar face among audiences who closely follow social and political developments online.

Why Is Nakul Dhull Trending?

Nakul is trending after sharing a video from the recent ‘Chalo Sansad’ protest in Delhi. In the clip, he claimed that he and several of his friends were beaten during the police action as protesters marched towards Parliament. The video quickly spread across social media, with many users expressing support and demanding accountability. 

It is important to note that Nakul’s claims have not been independently verified. Delhi Police has not issued any statement specifically addressing his allegations. However, the police have maintained that protesters turned aggressive, ignored repeated warnings and violated prohibitory orders, leading to action to disperse the crowd.

What Happened With Ayesha Khan?

Ayesha Khan was detained before she could even participate in the protest or raise any slogans. The actress said she arrived at the protest site around 4 PM along with some of her friends. She claimed that before she could say anything or participate in the demonstration, a police officer told her that she could not protest at that location.

Ayesha said she questioned the officer and asked, “Bata dijiye dusra aur kya raasta hain (Please tell us what is the other option)?” She claimed that instead of receiving an answer, police personnel started asking her and her friends to enter a van.

Why Are The Delhi Student Protests Happening?

The demonstrations began over allegations of irregularities in the education sector, particularly the alleged NEET paper leak, along with broader demands for accountability and education reforms.

Led by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), with students demanding reforms in the education system and the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. The demonstrations are also linked to allegations surrounding the NEET paper leak.

The march towards Parliament witnessed clashes between protesters and police. While Delhi Police said demonstrators violated prohibitory orders and turned aggressive, protesters alleged that force, including lathi-charge and tear gas, was used against them.

In the last few days, several public figures, including Shabana Azmi, Vedang Raina, Anupam Kher and Prakash Raj, have expressed support for the students. Although the protesters met representatives of the central government on Tuesday, the agitation continues.

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