**“Look for the men in turbans” — Sikh volunteers once again became a symbol of compassion, courage and selfless service during the students’ protest at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi.** As thousands of students gathered to raise their voices over the alleged NEET-UG paper leak, members of the Sikh community stepped forward to provide food, drinking water, first aid and a safe place to rest. Volunteers from the Hemkunt Foundation were seen distributing dinner, burgers and water bottles among the protesting students. According to the organisation, nearly 10,000 people were served as part of the ongoing *sewa*. Gurdwaras across Delhi also reportedly opened their doors to students seeking food, shelter and refuge. Amid tension, exhaustion and uncertainty, the Sikh volunteers offered support without asking about anyone’s religion, caste, language or political affiliation. The powerful visuals from Jantar Mantar have received widespread appreciation on social media, highlighting the Sikh principle of **“Sarbat Da Bhala” — welfare and well-being for all.** Watch the full video to see how the Sikh community stood with the protesting students through food, first aid and humanity. #JantarMantar #SikhCommunity #Sewa #HemkuntFoundation #NEETProtest #NEETPaperLeak #StudentProtest #DelhiProtest #GurdwaraSewa #LangarSewa #SarbatDaBhala