Blinkit Poster Delivery Viral Video: The video of poster delivery from Blinkit during the CJP protest is going viral. Know why there was a debate on this on social media and how people gave different reactions.
X Viral Video: The use of quick-commerce platforms in the country is no longer limited to ordering only everyday goods. A video that surfaced during a protest related to CJP has presented a new picture of this changing trend. In this video going viral on social media, a woman is seen receiving the delivery of Blinkit at the protest site. On opening the packet, it reveals posters prepared for display. This small incident has sparked a huge debate on the internet whether digital and quick-commerce services are now becoming a part of movements too.
Blinkit’s delivery caught people’s attention at the protest site
The viral video was shared by user Ranjan on X (formerly Twitter). In the video, a woman opens the Blinkit packet and takes out three printed posters one by one. After this she shows the posters in front of the camera for a few moments. It was written in the caption accompanying the video that now the protesters are also ordering posters directly at the protest site and this is the new phase of protest. This scene became a topic of discussion on social media. Many people called it an example of changing use of technology and quick delivery service, while some people also raised different types of questions on it. Watch the viral video below-
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Mixed reactions received on social media
After the video went viral, X was flooded with reactions from users. Some people called it an easy and convenient method of modern times. He said that getting essential items delivered to the place within a few minutes has become a part of today’s digital lifestyle.
At the same time, some users raised the question whether the quick-commerce platform should have any separate policy regarding printing or delivery of political posters. However, many people also clarified that Blinkit only provides printing and delivery facilities. The platform does not determine the content of the poster or its purpose. Some reactions were also sarcastic. Many users wrote humorously that now questions can be raised on Blinkit in this matter, while some called it a new picture of the digital era.
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The method of protest is changing in the digital era
More than any big controversy, this video indicates that technology and quick-commerce services are now becoming a part of every need of the people. Be it office work, event preparation or materials required for any public function, facilities like online printing and fast delivery are now being used in many new ways. At present this video is becoming increasingly viral on social media and people are watching it from their own perspective.