@Dev_Fadnavis बात करने की तमीज़ तो आपने पहले ही पूरे देश को दिखा दी थी। अब संसद में चुनौती देने का नाटक मत कीजिए। अगर सच में छात्रों का हित सर्वोपरि होता, तो पहले उनकी चिंताओं का सम्मान करते और जवाबदेही दिखाते, सिर्फ़ भाषणबाज़ी नहीं।
@sudhirchaudhary How come you are so delusional .You are so convinced that everyone tunes in to hear your opinion.
Ohh!
May be you are right.They do wanna hear your opinion so that they can make memes out of it.
@BeingSalmanKhan A tweet is not a substitute for accountability. Students are asking for concrete action and lasting reforms, not assurances that everything will be fine.
Your tweet does tell about your spineless character.
@CuteAaruhi4 By that logic, no one should marry someone who judges an entire group based on political opinions. Respect, honesty and character make a relationship,not party preferences.
@UnSubtleDesi Before rushing to your preconceived conclusion, have the decency to watch the entire video. Your judgment is clouded by prejudice, not facts. It's hard to see the truth when you're determined to view everything through the lens of hatred.
@RanvirShorey The burden of maintaining peace cannot be dumped on peaceful protesters. It is the authorities responsibility to protect lawful demonstrations and isolate those who resort to violence-not use violence as an excuse to silence dissent.
@Mrsinha Before pointing fingers at others, take a moment to look in the mirror. Respect and civility begin with the words we choose.Civil disagreement doesn't require stripping others of their dignity.
@DelhiPolice@LtGovDelhi Behind every student there is a family, a dream and years of sacrifice. If we demand empathy for those in uniform, we must show the same empathy when students are injured during protests. Justice cannot wear a uniform.
@mkatju Collectively branding protesting students as cheaters is both unfair and irresponsible. If educational credentials and merit are considered so important, the same transparent standards should apply to politicians,not just to students.
@narendramodi Announcements may win applause, but only decisive reforms can win back students' trust. The country needs prevention, accountability and transparency,not yet another after-the-fact response.
@Mrsinha If dialogue was genuinely the priority, the focus would be on transparent action and rebuilding trust,not on mocking those who are protesting.
@Mrsinha If the government's work speaks for itself, it shouldn't need a promotional video to convince students. Accountability is earned through outcomes, not editing.
Not worth sharing.
@BJP4India When accountability becomes uncomfortable, every protest is branded a conspiracy. The focus should be on why students felt compelled to protest in the first place and what is being done to prevent future paper leaks—not on reducing every criticism to partisan politics.
@BJP4India When students were demanding action, they were ignored. Now comes the promise of fast-track courts. If the problem was urgent today, why wasn't it urgent yesterday?
@CJP_for_India Don't be fooled by the performance. It seems as though he finally received the green light from his political bosses to post—just enough to project sympathy for students while conveniently shielding the government from any real accountability.
@Mrsinha You've repeated that line so often it sounds like a broken record. Facts don't need endless repetition,rumors do.Almost everybody knows how most of the leaders of BJP works.
#infilteration#provocation