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@Pawankhera Kheda .. sudhar ja bhai ..,

[AnantK @ATK0782]

@lordkisalay @sgsengup @SauravDassss Govt ko order doge madharchodhon

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@lordkisalay @sgsengup @SauravDassss CJP ko na gandu

[AnantK @ATK0782]

@UmeshUmeshpd60 @Sanjay_Dixit They don’t have the balls for
That

[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

Now that the protests are over, it is worth separating genuine student concerns from the political machinery that sought to exploit them.

Before anyone remembers this as an “apolitical movement”, it is important to recognise the umbilical cord that connected its leadership with the Aam Aadmi Party. Many of its prominent faces had long-standing associations with Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, having worked with the AAP leadership or occupied political positions linked to the party. What was projected as a spontaneous students’ movement increasingly came to be fronted by seasoned political activists rather than ordinary students.

That is not to say every participant had political motives. Many young people joined with genuine concerns. Others were emotionally persuaded that they were part of a larger cause. They deserve empathy, not cynicism. But history suggests that once the headlines fade, many will realise they were used to advance the interests of political actors rather than the interests of students.

The answer to India’s educational challenges will not come from orchestrated agitation or political theatre. It will come through sustained reforms, institution-building and long-term investment. Over the past twelve years, the Modi government has consistently worked towards expanding opportunities, strengthening educational infrastructure and improving the ecosystem for future generations.

This generation is impatient, and understandably so. Many have not experienced the policy paralysis and neglect of earlier decades. That makes it even more important for us to engage with them, address their concerns respectfully, and demonstrate through facts and outcomes the value that is being created. India deserves informed debate, not manufactured outrage.

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@itsrachitsingh @Cockroachisback @DelhiPolice @HMOIndia They should all
Be put to task

[AnantK @ATK0782]

@sgsengup @SauravDassss Behen ke laude .. people voted for the govt .. neend se uth jao madharchodhon

[AnantK @ATK0782]

@ArvindKejriwal Election harne wale ho tum Punjab mein.. delhi gayi.. Punjab jayegi.. phir rahul ka khujana jaake

[AnantK @ATK0782]

@AshutoshRanka Bsdk tumhare baap ki sarkar hai haramiyon..

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@BJP4India Opposition is a failure. Their only agenda is to stop the BJP lead NDA from doing good work

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@AshutoshRanka @JPNadda @DrJitendraSingh Fuck off CJP.. enough of your demands and threats. It’s a government elected by the people .. it is not to take dictation from you all. Mark my words, the whole India is behind the Government. They have been very patient with you guys and tolerated you like children..

[AnantK @ATK0782]

@narendramodi @BJP4India @india

[AnantK @ATK0782]

@UsmanAdeelk1s4 @narendramodi No he won’t .. kya kar lega

[Vikram Pratap Singh @VIKRAMPRATAPSIN]

Jo karna he karlo .

[AnantK @ATK0782]

@ajitanjum Aayega to Modi hi

[Ram Venkatraman 🇮🇳 @JumbuTweeple]

#GoodEvening
MitrO ! 😊🪷😊

[AnantK @ATK0782]

Despite UP RERA General regulations 10th amendment capping transfer charge by developer at 25,000 - developer Suraksha of Jaypee Klassic Heights is forcefully charging 750 psf plus GST being 14 lacs for 3 BHK. On what basis? Profiteering from apartment sale? Fraud? @UPRERAofficial @myogiadityanath @PMOIndia @dmgbnagar @noidapolice @CeoNoida @noidadevauth @SurakshaGroup_ @UPGovt @RER_A

[ponks @pranjita]

Mumbai Rains….Beyond words! #mumbai #rains @rushikesh_agre_ #mumbairains