Both Sides of the Story

Piss off everyone equally so they can atleast unite for once against something

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

RT if think urinating on a BJP flag is your democratic right!

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

@JohnBrittas That's a massive victory!!!

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

@KreatelyMedia Dumb fuck tier 2 city Sanghis think that TMC has joined BJP... Idiots don't realise that it's BJP that's ended up joining TMC 😄😄😄

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

The absolute fucking mess in Bengal is stunning! You can't help but wonder though... Has TMC joined BJP or has BJP accidentally just joined the TMC?!!!

[RK Speaks @iamrohitvkumar]

🚨#KARNATAKA HEATS UP🚨
Home Minister Priyank Kharge demands RSS & Mohan Bhagwat to show its papers. Registration. Funding. Audits.

He flipped the BJP & RSS's script of demanding papers from Indians.
CAA/NRC. SIR.
Nobody is above the Constitution. Absolute Cinema!🔥
#CONGRESS

[Chirag @chirag]

I'm proposing Priyank Kharge for the position of the Home Minister of India as soon as the regime falls.

[Janab Kim Jong Un Joshua🔻🇵🇸 @darkestcommie]

So Neo-Liberalism is far superior to the Cold War era Liberalism.

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

Kinda strange how Gujaratis will always find everything wrong with Marathis but would rather die than go back to Gujarat.

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

@DearthOfSid When people who could not spend more than 100 on a Biryani all of a sudden get to the 370 level, it goes to their heads. Lowborns will be low for a few generations until they are civilised kicking and screaming by society.

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

Slowly?

[زماں @Delhiite_]

India Slowly heading towards a two-party nation?

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

So Local Marathis vs Outsider Jains is the new thing in Mumbai. One group doesn't have the muscle to take things forward and the other group doesn't have the Govt backing against the rich scammers to find a permanent solution. Let it go... Like you let go your land to outsiders

[Amit Behere @_amitbehere]

Calling a woman a ra***i is free speech,

but calling a dal badlu rickshawallah a gaddar is against the law ...???

Tabhi desh VishwaGutter hain. Jai Shri Ram.

[Amit Behere @_amitbehere]

They don't have cow shit and garbage on their roads.

No one spits gutka on their roads.

Their country is lucky that it has almost no dust and minimal pollution.

Their roads are cleaner than most Indian houses.

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

Absolute bollocks 😄😄😄😄

[Compassionate Gujju @Mumbaiya_Gujju]

Many housing societies in Mumbai have white strips painted during summers or before rains. And many citizens, jains and non-jains, comfortably use them while walking during rainy season to avoid getting slipped due to moss and algae. What is the fuss about?

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 A Gurgaon auto driver has installed a working AC inside his rickshaw to beat the summer heat.

[Mao Shichigan @weAllGonnaDye]

Don’t try to be a force for good unless you have the political backing. It’s just not worth risking your life you are a nobody and you are not going to change how the dehaatis behave. Just move to another country man the quality of life makes the racism worth it

[Dale Cooper @stefdhrhsf]

So BJP IT cell is saying Marathis are problem. Clear now.

You guys shouldn’t have meddled into this but your Jain masters and funding parties eventually got you to prove whose side you are on. Remember MH is important state for BJP tweet carefully

[Harleen🌺 @harlynn_12]

People who have lived abroad for a long time usually struggle to accept how life is in India because we know how good life can be.

Abroad, your only worries are issues related to your career, relationships, finances, health and visa. These issues are stressful, but they are usually within your control to solve.

But in India, along with all these issues, you have to perpetually worry about other issues that are also not in your control.

Pothole-filled roads, falling bridges, polluted air, dirty water, adulterated food, and corruption; exceptions in many countries, but the norm in India.

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

The only advice I'd give an Indian youngster is to never get married.

It's not financially feasible, it's not safe or self respectful for a woman, it's just a financial arrangement and if there's no guarantee of it working, what's the point?

Better to emigrate out and restart

[Both Sides of the Story @Fidel_MachLen]

If you get a citizenship in the US, UK, EU or AUS right now, no strings attached, RT if you will take it up, no conditions.