@GaneshaSpeaks_ Stop this nonsense. They don’t genuinely care about Hindutva anymore; in fact, they seem ashamed to openly associate themselves with it. You’re only invoking their names in the name of pride, while ignoring the reality of their actions.
@prasadvedpathak Who benefits the most from this language war? Political parties and influencers like you. Meanwhile, we, as common people, keep fighting among ourselves over unnecessary issues.
Please stop fueling this bitterness for the sake of goodwill and social harmony.
@prasadvedpathak Mr. Prasad, you have already gained a lot of attention and publicity from previous issues. You may receive support from political parties, but what do we, as ordinary Maharashtrians, actually gain from all this?
At the end of the day, nothing—except division among our own people.
@praveengavit11 What about the local people who have been struggling without electricity for over a decade? Has anyone even asked for their opinion or considered what they actually want?
@Rebel_meoww@memumbaikar2018 vehicles, and other modern conveniences. Why stop there? Go back to using bullock carts.
You can oppose a political party or leader, but opposing development and technology simply because of political influence makes no sense.
@Rebel_meoww@memumbaikar2018 It’s clearly visible from your own logic who the real clown is.
As I mentioned, I can’t make people understand when they are politically influenced. If you genuinely don’t want development or technology, then start the boycott from your own end—stop using smartphones,
@Rebel_meoww@memumbaikar2018 We cannot make people understand when they are politically influenced by self-proclaimed leaders who use “Marathi pride” as a tool to secure their family’s political future.
But ignorance has no face and apparently, no limits either. So keep enjoying your own version of the story