@IndiaToday@PreetiChoudhry The students uprising is a new development, not guided by any pol group. Years of governments ignoring students’ voices hv fuelled this eruption.If d current upsurge is not handled meticulously, it could grow into a movement that disrupts d country’s economic and social fabric.
@PTI_News The students uprising is a new development, not guided by any pol group. Years of governments ignoring students’ voices hv fuelled this eruption.If d current upsurge is not handled meticulously, it could grow into a movement that disrupts d country’s economic and social fabric.
@LiveLawIndia Y is the SC protecting Justice Verma despite the serious allegations against him? why isn’t he being investigated like any other person accused of crime? Is this setting a dangerous precedent where judges facing criminal allegations r treated differently from ordinary citizens?
@PTI_News Why are the PM & HM avoiding Parliament? Leadership means facing questions, not silence. The nation deserves answers on the handling of the student protests, allegations of excessive force, reports of violence, and security lapses. If there's nothing to hide, why fear debate?
@timesofindia Justice delayed is no longer an exception—it hs become the system.
Lakhs of undertrials languish in jails & many die before their cases are decided.Justice hs become a waiting game with no end. Who will be held accountable for this institutional failure?@barandbench@LiveLawIndia
@LiveLawIndia Justice delayed hs become d system 31% vacancies in HC's and 24% in subordinate courts.Lakhs of undertrials languish in jails & many die before their cases r decided. Justice has become a waiting game with no end. Who will be held accountable for this institutional failure?
@pbhushan1 It's shocking that children in primary schools have to raise their voices for basic facilities. Many government schools still face a shortage of teachers. When education is neglected, the nation's future pays the price. @EduMinOfIndia#GovernmentSchools
@CJP_4_Bihar Ethical &moral values hv eroded in neo-democracy Accountability seems missing frm d dictionary.Leaders avoid facing d people's reps in Loksabha.Once ministers resigned,owning responsibility. Today d hunger fr power prevails. Change won't come thru slogans—it wl come thru d ballot
@sardesairajdeep@thekiranbedi She was once projected as a Delhi CM face, and later became the Lt. Governor. A career marked by ambition and political shifts after an accomplished stint as a police officer. Given that background, expecting complete objectivity from her was always optimistic.
@thekiranbedi The British used d police to oppress Indians under colonial rule. We gained independence in 1947, but the policing culture remains unchanged—sometimes even more brutal.Too often, those in power are accused of using d police for pol interests. Is the colonial mindset still alive?
@thecaravanindia The British used d police to oppress Indians under colonial rule. We gained independence in 1947, but the policing culture remains unchanged—sometimes even more brutal.Too often, those in power are accused of using d police for pol interests. Is the colonial mindset still alive?
@pbhushan1 No institution today can risk taking action that makes the ruling dispensation uncomfortable. Ultimately, only the ballot can remove those in power. Movements like JP or actions like CJP are rare. It's time for Twitter warriors to step out into the field and engage on the ground.
You have rightly raised the issue the media should have highlighted to awaken those in governance. Political dominance, a spineless bureaucracy, and a silent judiciary weaken accountability, responsibility, and the rule of law. Is this what independence stands for?
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How cities are failing citizens due to misgovernance and lack of accountability. How to stem the rot. My piece in @thehindu today
@IndiaToday@yashoazad@MirAhmedTanveer Rajdeep, you did something truly commendable by interviewing Irfan and giving him a platform to express his thoughts and feelings. Too often, the voices of the poor go unheard. Journalism is at its best when it gives dignity and visibility to those who are rarely seen or heard
@LiveLawIndia Judiciary is perceived by some as covertly supporting the government's high-handedness. Judiciary, at every level, is seen as doing what pleases the government. Judiciary was created as an independent pillar to ensure that the rule of law prevails.
@LiveLawIndia SC-monitored probe is essential. The role of goons attacking protesters, police high-handedness, use of nailed batons and pellet firing must be investigated and exposed. A government-monitored probe will only shield the guilty. Rule of law must prevail.
@TheDeshBhakt@USAmbIndia@CJP_for_India@republic@narendramodi@USAndIndia The resignation suggests a government that struggled to contain a growing student movement and often appeared reactive rather than proactive. It also highlights the pressures of governing amid public dissent, where accountability and responsiveness are essential in a democracy
@PTI_News The fight should be to fix the system, not just seek a minister's resignation. A resignation may satisfy emotions, but it won't solve the problem. Focus on systemic reforms, not a battle of egos. Address the root cause.
@PTI_News Y insist only on D Pradhan? The officials working under him r d actual culprits. They should also be terminated from their jobs. IAS babus hv trapped politicians & continue to enjoy the system. Just look at hw babus r entering Parliament. Devoted service to pol masters-HMV #cjp
@LiveLawIndia The CJI could have taken suo motu cognizance and sought answers from the Police Commissioner. Who were the unidentified men seen assaulting students? Why were some police/RAF personnel reportedly without name badges? Institutions inspire confidence when they act independently.