Bhati began his political career in 2019 as a JNVU student. After recognizing the welfare problems of students who go unnoticed, he decided to run for student body president. The elections that followed witnessed a gradual change in the politics in students' unions, focusing on issues rather than the political party’s loyalty. In addition, during his term, Bhati promoted different measures which were aimed at the betterment of the infrastructure of the University. During COVID crisis colleges increased the fees and after this spike bhati initiated Chhatra Kranti or Student Revolution that spread into 26 districts, leaving about 500,000 students across Rajasthan under the pressure of a protest. He also protests for pensioners. He lobbied for better amenities and assistance towards female students with respect to health education regarding the youth. He also held a successful rally, thus adding to his credibility as a strong supporter of students’ causes.