India, July 25 -- Social worker Keshar Bhavar, 50, a resident of Kalina, showed up on Friday, despite being a somewhat sceptical of Gen-Z-led protests. "As a parent, I am not sure the parents of the children who died by suicide would be comfortable with the 'events' that the protests have turned into. But I told my daughter that she should come here because this is where she will learn what it means to stand up for yourself and your country," she said. Her daughter Mishti, 26, is a budding dance choreographer. With parents deeply rooted in the Dalit Panther movement, Mishti said that she had learnt about citizens movement at a very young age. "It makes a big difference when your parents stand with you. It only makes your resolve stronger," she said. "Parents work very hard to raise their children. So when police take action against children, they should also think of their parents. The government serves the people; not the other way around. They are in the wrong, not students," said Keshar....