GotaGoGama: 24 Hours At Sri Lankan Protest Site

"This protest will go on until Gotabaya Rajapaksa resigns. If he resigns tomorrow, we can go home, if we it is going to take him 100 days, then we will stay here for those 100 days," says Nuzly Hameem, a youth activist, who has been camping at the Occupy Galle Face peaceful protest also known as GotaGoGama for over 40 days now. Citizens of Sri Lanka are in no mood to call off their protests. They have been tear-gassed, water cannons have been sprayed, and yet, these youngsters say they will not leave the site until Gotabaya Rajapaksa steps down. Watch this special as NDTV's Sreeja MS reports from this protest site.

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