Ms Dobhal

[हर्ष वर्धन त्रिपाठी 🇮🇳Harsh Vardhan Tripathi @MediaHarshVT]

प्रियंका गांधी वाड्रा ने मद्रास आईआईटी के निदेशक वी कामकोटी पर हल्की टिप्पणी करके अपना नुकसान कर लिया है।

[Mahesh Jethmalani @JethmalaniM]

The Supreme Court delivers an order. Cockroach Saurav Das dismisses it in public.

The question isn’t whether he can disagree. Of course he can. The question is whether this 🪳 ecosystem respects India’s institutions only when the verdict suits its politics.

This is the chief spokesperson of the CJP - a man who has publicly defended Umar Khalid, received foreign-funded grants, and now lectures India on democracy and the rule of law.

Institutions are not props to be applauded when they favour you and discredited when they don’t. India deserves to know exactly who is shaping these movements, what they stand for, and whether the same standards apply when the judgment goes against them.

[Hindutva Knight @HPhobiaWatch]

Bechara Bullah ek Baune ke chakkar me fas gaya ☠️

[Aravind @aravind]

Do read what this former Pakistani cricketer has to say.

Hope the sensible Gen-Z (the majority), not yet radicalized by content psyops that blackpill and incite them to subvert the state, keep this as a talisman whenever they are instigated into any protest.

[Smita Prakash @smitaprakash]

Thousands of migrants illegally entered Spain from neighboring Morocco, they came in via land and sea. Many are asking to declare a state of national emergency in view of a breach of security.

[Aravind @aravind]

DS is failing against PM Modi. Anti-fragile is his mantra. Every attack is used to create more strength for India and its govt. This is what happens when you think you are supeerpower and copy western methods like a loser to try regime change in democracies you don't understand.

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

FIR has been registered at the Noida Expressway police station in Uttar Pradesh against a young woman in connection with an objectionable remark made against the Prime Minister during a demonstration at Jantar Mantar.

Based on a complaint from Smriti Singh, a resident of Ghaziabad, a case has been registered against Ruchika Singh, a resident of Noida Sector 168, under provisions of the BNS 2023.

[Aravind @aravind]

And Russia has charged him within a month for anti-national activities using Telegram. Australia has started legal proceedings against Telegram. This app is helping GLISCO network against govts of India, Indonesia, Australia, Italy, Russia, Israel, Argentina and even the US.

[News Algebra @NewsAlgebraIND]

BIG BREAKING NEWS 🚨 Delhi Police fact check: "Official medical records do not confirm any gunshot injury in the July 20 incident"

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Shoutout to the Public of Delhi

They are finding each and every one who abused PM Modi and giving them Belt Treatment

Salute and Respect!

[Vishal Maheshwari @vishalPosts]

No need to play the victim card now.

Your protest openly featured obscene and abusive slogans. There were calls to blow up Parliament, threats to shoot Prime Minister Modi, and disgusting abuse directed at him, his mother, his family. Even a foreign woman head of government wasn't spared.

Your protest also saw people hurling vile abuse at the Indian Army. Didn't you see those videos either?

When people objected to those slogans and threats, your close associate Saurabh Das dismissed them as 'just a joke in a democracy.'

So if it was all 'just a joke' back then, perhaps you should be willing to take a joke now too.

[Dilip Jain (दिलीप जैन) 🇮🇳 @dilipjain1979]

If you had done something constructive in life, you wouldn't have to play the victim card for two-penny fame 🤦🤦

Ratna, During the CJP protests, protesters abused Prabhu Shri Ram, PM Modi, his late mother, the Indian Army, India and Hinduism. There were also allegations of death threats.

If such rhetoric was acceptable then, why is it unacceptable now?

🌺 बोया पेड़ बबूल का तो आम कहा से होय 🌺

Sharing Abusive (CJP) Protest video clip

Agar ye dekhkar bhi tumhe sharam nahi aaye toh tumhari paravarish mein kami reh gayi hai.

[Nilesh Waghela @NileshHW]

@whattalawyer Victim Card well played 😂😂😂😂

You were celebrating in a 5 star hotel, on 20 NEETS students who died by suicide

Dodge a reporter when asked about the party and students didn't get the compensation.

Hypocrite

[Savitri Mumukshu - सावित्री मुमुक्षु @MumukshuSavitri]

Your so called protestors were openly threatening to kill the PM, dance at his funeral, abusing him with the vilest sexual slurs & expletives and you want people to just cheer that disgusting behavior as jokes and democratic expression, right?

Then why don’t other citizens also have the same right to give you exactly the same treatment. You made a mockery out of the democratic right to protest and now your utter hypocrisy and malignant attitude has been exposed.

You made your bed now lie in it.

[Gargi #Decolonization 🇮🇳 @gargiuvacha]

My god!!!

She is awesome!

[Sheuli Singh @sheulixp]

Meet female version of Umar Khalid Neha Bora
She is a Student Activist at JNU (obviously) and National President of AISA
She considers herself as hardcore LEFTIST and ATHEIST 🤡🤡

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

Abhijeet Dipke and Saurav Das claimed during an Instagram Live that Anjana Om Kashyap has been repeatedly requesting an interview with CJP.

According to them, they have refused because they don't want to give interviews to what they call "Godi media."

Anjana Om Kashyap should clarify whether she really requested an interview. And if she did, why give importance to people who don't even show basic respect towards you?

Also, what's the need to interview people who are so openly arrogant?

[OpIndia.com @OpIndia_com]

The Delhi Police said a woman's injury during the July 20 CJP protest was caused by a blunt object, not a gunshot, based on the MLC findings.

Yet The Hindu's Vijaita Singh first challenged the police version, only to later acknowledge the final medical opinion herself.

@willofvalhalla reports how the "gunshot wound" narrative unravelled:

https://t.co/paPCxu0TxZ

[Aravind @aravind]

There's a furore in foreign governments against India's FCRA bill. Isn't it interesting? Let's think rationally:

Foreign countries are worried that India is not allowing their foreign money to come into India for free.

Some politicians in these countries are taking this up in their parliaments questioning why India is not allowing foreign money to come into India freely for funding some organizations.

Why should they care at their govt level? Even if a Soros org or a Ford Foundation cry that "India is not taking our free money", we can understand.

Why should foreign politicians cry about it?

Especially when,

- their own infra is collapsing,
- people on drugs dying on the streets like dogs,
- their elderly homeless and having no healthcare,
- islamists converting & radicalizing thousands,
- and so many pressing issues at home

Where this money they send India can be spent?

If I were running a democracy, by now I would have not just decimated their infowar on my country, using just narrative, but built such good offensive capability that their own people will go into protests questioning their govt against sending money to India for any purpose.

Any attempt at dictating a sovereign country controlling what money comes in and goes out should be nipped in the bud or their countries must be made to pay a cost, caused by their own people, for trying to interfere.

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Due to people's opposition, Naseeruddin Shah was removed from the "Jashn-e-Urdu" event at Mumbai University

When a journalist questioned him about it, Shah lost his temper