(4/4) A sensible person questions everyone — government, opposition, influencers, and viral pages. Social media can raise awareness, but it can also manipulate
emotions very easily.
This is our country, not just an internet trend. Think before supporting or opposing anything.
(1/4)COMPETITION, CORRUPTION, POOR EDUCATION SYSTEM, EXAM LEAKS, RISING LIVING COSTS, POLLUTION, POOR INFRASTRUCTURE IN MANY AREAS,POPULATION PRESSURE, and the stress many young people are dealing with today. And people absolutely have the right to talk about these problems.
#CJP
(3/4)I found connections that personally make me question whether this movement is fully organic or if there are bigger political motives behind it. That doesn't automatically make every issue raised invalid but people should think for themselves, not just follow emotions online.
(2/4)
But blindly following any viral movement without questioning motives is also dangerous. When a page starts telling millions of people who to unfollow, who to hate, or how to think, people should stop for a second and ask themselves why.
"As missiles light up the skies over Samba and sirens echo through the night,my heart remains anchored to the soil that raised me.Though miles away,I stand in solidarity with my homeland,drawing strength from its resilience. Stay safe-your courage fuels my own." #JaiHind#india
(1/2) There is no place in Canada for the incitement of violence. Law enforcement has been engaged following the circulation of an online video in relation to threats against Indian diplomatic officials.
The world needs to hear this.
If citizens of USA UK CANADA AUSTRALIA want #Khalistan, they should give up their comfortable life and come to #India and fight
If this is how we are going to get #khalistan than I don't want it!
Imagine the horror if this started happening in #India, in the name of #Khalistan
If they get deported from #australia, they should not be allowed to enter in India
#melborne#khalistanTerrorism