This BKL Nakul Dhull, who got beaten up like a dog during the recent CJP protest, is now crying about the 'Reservation Hatao Movement'. Just look at the 'high IQ' logical arguments he gave in his video in support of reservation.
"Reservation kyu hatana hai?"
Bsdk -40 wale doctor se ilaj na karana pad jae isliye hatana hai.
🚨 KAPIL SIBAL : "I will contribute 1 crore rupees.
They will create a website where lawyers willing to provide legal assistance can register.
Delhi Police will use facial recognition to target protesters, harass their families with possible communal divisive tactics. need to prevent it
Our lawyers will support them across India"
#WATCH | Mumbai: Model Rhiya Yadav Ahir, one of the faces of the protest at Mumbai's Shivaji Park on July 22, files a Police complaint over social media comments against her.
She says, "We all know whose these people are. I will identify each one of them. When you get a platform, among the crores of people who are appreciating you, you will get a few who will speak against you. Everyone has the right to put forth their opinion but nobody has the right to degrade or malign anyone. This movement was about the rights of all of us, and not about a party, religion or individual...I will continue to take a stand against everything that is wrong. Don't be scared and keep at it..."
During the CJP protest, protesters were vandalizing public property, attacking the police, and abusing PM Narendra Modi.
When I posted videos showing them abusing PM Narendra Modi and said that action should be taken against those responsible, instead of taking action against them, the Delhi Police took action against me.
In Delhi, those who vandalized property and abused PM Narendra Modi are roaming free, while the Delhi Police is taking action against nationalist voices.
PM @narendramodi and Home Minister @AmitShah should direct the Delhi Police to take action against the real culprits who were actually abusing and breaking the law, and ensure that nationalist voices are not harassed.
@DelhiPolice@CPDelhi