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ये आदमी प्रधानमंत्री नरेन्द्र मोदी के इंग्लिश उच्चारण का मजाक उड़ा रहा था !
ये काला अंग्रेज है, इसे लगता है कि आज भी भारत का प्रधानमंत्री इंग्लैंड के मातहत काम करता है, इसलिए उसका अंग्रेजी उच्चारण टकाटक होना चाहिए। प्रधानमंत्री मोदी का जन्म एक गांव के गरीब परिवार में हुआ। जबकि इस काले अंग्रेज अभिजीत डीपफेक का जन्म एक सरकारी मुलाजिम के घर हुआ, बड़े शहरों में पला बढ़ा और अब अमेरिका में पढ़कर आया और इसकी खुद की इंग्लिश और अंग्रेजी का उच्चारण सुनिए Letter को Later
बोलता है। और अब यह भी सुनिए
This is the situation of a student protesting in Jharkhand. His health is deteriorating; he feels dizzy if he tries to stand up.
This is what happens after a hunger strike for over a week.
Now compare it with cockroaches claiming to observe a hunger strike. Also compare the attention those chhapris got with these real students.
Shocking revelation exposing CJP protest by Shop owners near Jantar Mantar:
"Government did right thing by Diffusing the Situation"
"Protestors said they brought Bombs and Petrol with them to hurt Police and cause anarchy"
"They were abusing male and female policemen on sight"
"I witnessed girls & boys taking drugs, drank Alcohol at night & dance during Protest."
"Worst Protest in history at Jantar Mantar. A disgrace in the name of Democracy"
An uninformed generation can be a potential national security risk. A misinformed generation IS A national security risk.
If the state doesn't flow its own information but allows misinformation to flow in its place by adversaries due to apathy, an entire generation is turned into a force for weakening the country.
This is what is happening in India now. Still there's time to arrest this.
Or by the 15th year of Modi govt, India would have done everything great in internal and external security, done all the right things in development, but lose its peace, prosperity, and stability to its own misinformed and misled youth.
Shocking claim by a CJP Protestor in a viral video:
Goons were sent to the protest, but not by the BJP - they were sent by the Samajwadi Party. All hell broke loose after that and riots and anarchy followed!
In 2011, the Congress stepped aside in West Bengal to help the Trinamool defeat the Left. The result? Trinamool grew, while the Congress was reduced to the margins.
The same mistake was repeated in Delhi. By ceding political space in the name of stopping the BJP, the Congress enabled AAP’s rise and eventually found itself reduced to barely 2% vote share.
What unfolded in Bankipur should ring alarm bells for the RJD. In an attempt to stop the BJP, it appears to have facilitated a transfer of votes to the Jan Suraj Party. History shows that when an established party creates space for an emerging challenger, it often ends up weakening itself more than its principal opponent.
That said, perspective is important.
A by-election is primarily a local contest to elect an MLA, not a verdict on the next state government.
There are several examples of this.
In 2018, the BJP lost the Gorakhpur and Phulpur Lok Sabha by-elections in Uttar Pradesh to the SP, despite the previous MPs from both constituencies, Yogi Adityanath and Keshav Prasad Maurya, serving as Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister. Yet the BJP went on to win both the 2019 Lok Sabha election in Uttar Pradesh and the 2022 Assembly election decisively.
Similarly, in 2023, the BJP lost the prestigious Kasba Peth Assembly by-election in Maharashtra to the Congress. But in the 2024 Maharashtra Assembly election, the BJP not only regained Kasba Peth but the BJP-led NDA swept the state with 232 seats, with the BJP emerging as the single largest party.
The lesson is straightforward: by-election results do not necessarily predict the outcome of the next general or assembly election.
For now, however, the founder of Jan Suraj has achieved what many new political entrants aspire to - winning a seat in the Bihar Assembly, much like I. P. Gupta of the Indian Inclusive Party. Whether this marks the beginning of a larger political journey or remains an isolated success will be determined in the 2030 Bihar Assembly election.
The BJP will draw the right lessons from this result, move forward with renewed resolve, and continue delivering on the promises it has made to the people of Bihar.
Did you see this news anywhere? A protest happened and disappeared without any media/SM coverage.
Reason?
It happened in the AAP-ruled state of Punjab.