Bhargav Patel

I believe in humanity and God. My tweets are my thoughts of the moment. They may evolve with time, experience, and wisdom. Nothing is permanent.

[Bhargav Patel @NeversayNev_r]

@IndianGems_ In the same way, many in the younger generation choose not to live with their parents, yet they still love and respect them. Living separately doesn’t mean abandoning your roots or your family. @vivekoberoi @RajThackeray

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@ShekharGupta Every writer has biases,writes from their own perspective, whether it’s a book, a reel, or a newspaper article. Every author believes their perspective is the right one.
As a reader, your responsibility to dig deeper, consider different perspectives, and form your own judgment.

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@DeepBharat11 Don’t let hunger strikes become a tool to force policy decisions. Democracy must work through debate, not pressure.

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@DeepBharat11 Hunger strikes should be a moral appeal, not a weapon to pressure the government into changing laws or policies. India adopted a tougher approach to hijackings instead of rewarding coercion, and the threat declined over time. The same principle should apply here

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@Nidhi Every writer has biases,writes from their own perspective, whether it’s a book, a reel, or a newspaper article. Every author believes their perspective is the right one.
As a reader, your responsibility to dig deeper, consider different perspectives, and form your own judgment.

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@AdityaRajKaul I am in favor of giving her a second chance. However, the parents should also be investigated and held accountable if they failed in their legal responsibilities.
She is a minor, it is the parents’ responsibility to teach the right values and keep an eye on their @narendramodi

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@PadmajaJoshi @narendramodi @RahulGandhi Sir, I support free speech, but at the same time, we must have the decency to respect the office. We don’t abuse our parents, do we? Likewise, the PM and the LoP deserve respect in a democracy, whether we agree with their ideology or not.

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@PadmajaJoshi No, it doesn’t deserve cursing against Mr. Modi, but it definitely deserves it against PM @narendramodi. The position deserves respect in a democracy. The PM was elected not only by his family but by a majority of the people’s representatives. The same applies to LoP @RahulGandhi

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@ABPNews If firearms is allowed, why not pellet guns? Should be part of the SOP. Per the SOP, there are multiple layers before firearms are used. All the layers should be identified with different-color dress codes, and the crowd should be made aware so they know what is coming. @HMOIndia

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@timesofindia Why didn’t he utter a word during the agitation? And let’s say @BJP4India offered him something like that—if he refused because he could be trying to extort money from them and ultimately failed, then ask this guy to show the proof or file a defamation case.

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@Iyervval छात्र भी अपने शिक्षक मिस्टर केजरीवाल की तरह ही होगा - झूठ पर झूठ। झूठ पर झूठ। झूठ पर झूठ। झूठ पर झूठ।

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@NewsAlgebraIND Mr. Das, you were naïve enough to ask the government for something it cannot legally grant. Instead of asking the government to pardon the protesters, you could have asked it to pass a law that provides a legal framework for pardons or other appropriate relief.

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@redpillrebelxx @choga_don @WarlockHindu Once an arrow leaves the bow, a word leaves the mouth, and time passes, none of them can be taken back.
Would you allow someone to kill another person and simply say, “Sorry”? A person can be wounded by both weapons and words. A weapon may kill instantly, words cause a slow death

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@AdityaRajKaul Paper leaks are largely a societal problem.
Even so, we hold the government accountable for preventing paper leaks. In the same way, protest organizers should also be held accountable for any violence and anarchy that occur during their protests.

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@SauravDassss The Supreme Court is not a political party, and its judgments are final, whether you like them or not.

It’s too bad that you don’t have faith in the government or the judiciary. If that’s the case, why should anyone have faith in your intentions? Why should anyone trust you?

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@timesofindia The Supreme Court is not a political party, and its judgments are final, whether you like them or not.

It’s too bad that you don’t have faith in the government or the judiciary. If that’s the case, why should anyone have faith in your intentions? Why should anyone trust you?

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@EconomicTimes Mr.Das, have faith in justice.

Students who peacefully protested and were not involved in violence or destruction may deserve consideration for pardon. However, those who damaged public property or assaulted security personnel must be punished according to the law.

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@KapilSibal @KapilSibal , students protest is one thing but all other nonsense like damaging public property, abuse of PM post, attack on security personnel is not acceptable and the should be punished by law with full transparency and extend.

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@NewsAlgebraIND @narendramodi may not be God, but when he occupies the office of Prime Minister—a position earned through the votes of the people—that office deserves the highest respect, and so does Narendra Modi in his capacity as Prime Minister.
Respect democracy by giving honor to the post.

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@ndtv Totally idiotic behavior.

I hope he learns to light a 🪔 in his heart and pray for all of humanity.

He should be banned from traveling on public transportation until he learns to respect public property.