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[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@Shehzad_Ind @himantabiswa She cursed Modi with a Hindi slang..Hypocrisy ki... If it was a common person's daughter, there would be consequences driven through local party workers/police complaint. I am reading about other protestors, even an actress in Kolkata facing such retaliation for poster/words.

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@AdityaRajKaul Hypocrisy ki... If it was a common person's daughter, there would be consequences driven through local party workers or police complaint in the name of hurting sentiments. I am reading about other protestors, even an actress in Kolkata facing such retaliation for poster/words.

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@surajitdasgupta Please read what Himanta said about his alliance colleague from AGP Keshab Mahanta's daughter who cursed Modi calling him "bhadwa" when she sat in support of CJP protest. Clearly, different rules for their own kids. https://t.co/Bi1Mi9Dj09

[Press Trust of India @PTI_News]

VIDEO | In view of the videos of Assam minister Keshab Mahanta's daughter joining a protest against irregularities in the NEET exam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) says that his Cabinet colleague should not be trolled as "she may not follow her father's political ideology".

Reacting to the videos, Sarma on Saturday said, "I don't think we should attack or troll Keshab Mahanta for the protest by his daughter. She may not follow her father's political ideology. Tomorrow when my son will practice law, he may defend someone whom I may not like." He said that once children become adults, their actions should not be linked with their parents.

"I do not agree with the slogans she raised. When I meet her next time, I will definitely talk to her about it and try to make her understand that what she said was not right," Sarma said.

(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@keyakahe @SuvenduWB Please file FIR against daughter of your ally in Assam, Keshab Mahanta, about whose daughter Assam CM has said this while knowing that the daughter had used curse word against Modi publicly. https://t.co/Bi1Mi9Dj09

[Press Trust of India @PTI_News]

VIDEO | In view of the videos of Assam minister Keshab Mahanta's daughter joining a protest against irregularities in the NEET exam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) says that his Cabinet colleague should not be trolled as "she may not follow her father's political ideology".

Reacting to the videos, Sarma on Saturday said, "I don't think we should attack or troll Keshab Mahanta for the protest by his daughter. She may not follow her father's political ideology. Tomorrow when my son will practice law, he may defend someone whom I may not like." He said that once children become adults, their actions should not be linked with their parents.

"I do not agree with the slogans she raised. When I meet her next time, I will definitely talk to her about it and try to make her understand that what she said was not right," Sarma said.

(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@theskindoctor13 @theskindoctor13 See this please, Himanta ne bol diya hai that their son or daughter need not follow their choices, even if it means what Keshab Mahanta, his ally's daughter called Modi (a curse word). Hope you understand. 🙂

https://t.co/Bi1Mi9Dj09

[Press Trust of India @PTI_News]

VIDEO | In view of the videos of Assam minister Keshab Mahanta's daughter joining a protest against irregularities in the NEET exam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) says that his Cabinet colleague should not be trolled as "she may not follow her father's political ideology".

Reacting to the videos, Sarma on Saturday said, "I don't think we should attack or troll Keshab Mahanta for the protest by his daughter. She may not follow her father's political ideology. Tomorrow when my son will practice law, he may defend someone whom I may not like." He said that once children become adults, their actions should not be linked with their parents.

"I do not agree with the slogans she raised. When I meet her next time, I will definitely talk to her about it and try to make her understand that what she said was not right," Sarma said.

(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@choga_don He just needed to be the son or daughter of a BJP ally to be saved like in Assam this has been said by CM for a politician's daughter who abused Modi - https://t.co/Bi1Mi9Dj09

[Press Trust of India @PTI_News]

VIDEO | In view of the videos of Assam minister Keshab Mahanta's daughter joining a protest against irregularities in the NEET exam, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) says that his Cabinet colleague should not be trolled as "she may not follow her father's political ideology".

Reacting to the videos, Sarma on Saturday said, "I don't think we should attack or troll Keshab Mahanta for the protest by his daughter. She may not follow her father's political ideology. Tomorrow when my son will practice law, he may defend someone whom I may not like." He said that once children become adults, their actions should not be linked with their parents.

"I do not agree with the slogans she raised. When I meet her next time, I will definitely talk to her about it and try to make her understand that what she said was not right," Sarma said.

(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd

[angrywithpolitics @rightinker]

@PTI_News @himantabiswa Yup when it is your progeny then everything is fine but would you have been so kind for a common person

[TechXAI @DigiContents7]

@PTI_News @himantabiswa @assampolice please see your high command @himantabiswa is okay with even for abuser of Prime minister, next time don't go hunt for common people abusing any ministers or CM of Assam on Reels or real events.

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@ArunudoyB @PTI_News @himantabiswa Sorry. Don't agree with you on this, because you know that your kid or my kid won't get this leeway from them unless you are politically linked. They go after the common man but keep double standards for themselves.

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@PTI_News @himantabiswa Waah - the moment your children come in picture, you show your true colours! This is true all across, not blaming you individually. If it was some common man's daughter, you may well be putting her in jail by now by saying she "hurt sentiments". Hypocrisy ki bhi koi seema..

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@WaghodeDinesh @PrakashGade13 If he reads Ambedkar's Pakistan or the Partition of India, he may end up supporting BJP even more strongly. If he reads Annihilation of Caste, he may end up supporting BSP. If he reads Ambedkar on Gandhi, he will oppose Modi on Swachh Bharat Abhiyan's symbol. :)

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@Kabiran_ His company gets big contracts and competes with Salesforce by offering software applications at lower cost to orgs. Gen Z will have to reach high positions in orgs that use his products to boycott him. Or they can instead protest inside the companies they work against Zoho apps.

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@sardesairajdeep As they say, charity begins at home.. Sorry, politics in this case. 🙂

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@AnantGuptaAG Deflection. Nice.

You don't need to question people's nationality when they are themselves coming on video, telling the place in Bangladesh they came from, which year they came to India by illegally crossing the border and how TMC leaders helped them all these years.

[Shubham Prakash @sbhm_prksh]

Today, I took my family on their first flight.

It took my father 68yrs to board an airplane.

A small win.

To my parents, who never gave up.
And to IIT, which changed the trajectory of an entire family.

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@KanchanGupta @MamataOfficial Why did you leave out esteemed lawyer Menaka Guruswamy (RG Kar defendant and recently, IPAC case)? She got a Rajya Sabha ticket as well.

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@Piyushksingh11 He is there to only address a specific agenda. That's obvious.

If neutral journalism was indeed the goal, even 2026 offers opportunity to understand how & why illegal Bangladeshi immigrants started lining up at Hakimpur border in May, why "chor chor" songs went viral in Bengal!

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@Dear_Men_Life There was more to him than what is shared usually -

https://t.co/6hSKSC5hcA

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@wsases @Dear_Men_Life What he shared is publicly available information. In fact, it is written by Gandhi himself in autobiography. A simple Google search would lead anyone to the shared information & more around his Ashram experiments.

Name calling and ad hominem is not going to make that go away.

[Curious Orwell @CuriousOrwell]

@ajitanjum So well said!

He jailed Majrooh Sultanpuri for two years for calling him "Hitler ka Chela". He had "special" relationship with Lady Mountbatten. His achievements are long and endless indeed.

@ARanganathan72 has created a brilliant collection of his achievements.