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A Girl talks about being told to wear a SCARF before going OUTSIDE.
Rahul: โWho says this? Your Father or Mother?โ
Meanwhile, a MUSLIM girl wearing a FULL SCARF is standing right in front of him. ๐คฃ
=> When your own event EXPOSES the story youโre trying to sell. ๐คก
@VIKRAMPRATAPSIN Why accept her apology?
She has misbehaved with our soldiers.
They r all learning from "Genjee" Pappu n Kujli abuse and apologise.
Let get rot in jail for 6 months.
@VIKRAMPRATAPSIN Why accept her apology?
She has misbehaved with our soldiers.
They r all learning from "Genjee" Pappu n Kujli abuse and apologise.
Let get rot in jail for 6 months.
Hey Gen Z screamer, the security forces at the Minimarg checkpoint near Zoji La in Kargil, Ladakh, were not holding up traffic for fun.
Angered by a multi hour blockade, you had shouted, "We are Gen Z, and we won't tolerate this nonsense" and accused the authorities of treating tourists the way they treat locals.
Perhaps you did not know, or did not care to know, that senior military movement was taking place along the Zojila Gumri axis.
The road is a critical military lifeline used to move troops, tanks, weapons equipment and essential food supplies towards sensitive areas such as Dras, Kargil and Leh. Before winter closes the route for months, the Army has to stock forward positions with essential food, fuel, medicines and other necessities for soldiers who will guard these borders for the next six winter months.
So no, you are not entitled to unrestricted passage simply because you spent a few hours travelling from Sonamarg towards Kargil and Leh, clicking pictures to later admire on your desktop while eating a freshly ordered burger in your cubby hole.
You will be asked to wait.
And you will wait.
You CANNOT be allowed to travel alongside a military convoy with the risk of one jih@di driver ramming his vehicle into a convoy and putting the lives of dozens of soldiers at risk.
Cope.