@Jatassociation But this person who is walking around wearing a mask like a dog. He has put Gyanesh Kumar's photo on his face, but behind that mask, it turned out to be Rahul Gandhi.
Take this, you idiot, and look at your father's degree. Look at Modi's age and his studies during that time. See the conditions under which he studied.
And your father, Kejriwal, who is the owner of sheesh palaces, left his Income Tax job to become a politician by riding on Anna Hazare's shoulders. After becoming a leader, he kicked Anna Hazare aside.
That dwarf Kejriwal built a glass palace, pushed Punjab into drugs, and ruined Delhi, which is why the people of Delhi kicked him out.
Take this, you idiot, and look at your father's degree. Look at Modi's age and his studies during that time. See the conditions under which he studied.
And your father, Kejriwal, who is the owner of sheesh palaces, left his Income Tax job to become a politician by riding on Anna Hazare's shoulders. After becoming a leader, he kicked Anna Hazare aside.
That dwarf Kejriwal built a glass palace, pushed Punjab into drugs, and ruined Delhi, which is why the people of Delhi kicked him out.
Brother, "useless cases" is your perspective. This isn't just a protest. Based on the links Vijay Bhai shared, there was a full plan to set the country on fire.
It's understandable that there is political support, but funded NGOs are also involved. Foreign powers, such as Khalistanis and Pakistanis, and many others are supporting this protest, even though their own countries are in chaos and their media channels are covering it.
If the police or CRPF weren't there and some of these people entered shops to loot or harm small businessmen, who would be responsible? You would be the one saying the government, the Delhi Police, or the administration is responsible. Yet, when action is taken, you still feel bad.
As for the high number of cases you mentioned, that is also being monitored and action is being taken. In our country, action might be late, but when it happens, it is done thoroughly, leaving the other person no time to even process what happened to them.