"Dream, will eventually be in full bloom at the end of hardships
Dream, the beginnings will seem humble, so prosperous will the future be"
- So Far Away
Although Pradhan resigned, his resignation letter shows zero remorse and zero accountability and The government is acting like they are the victims; ministers are queuing up on social media to praise him with long essays, treating him like a martyr rather than a corrupt loser.
IT'S A VICTORY OF DEMOCRACY
direct democracy... straight from the streets.
It's a victory of peace, patience & persévérance.
Congratulations CJP, Gen Z of the nation and thank you all citizens for shedding fear and the fear of fear and rising up from every corner of the nation.
FROM ACCOUNTABILITY, NOW TO REFORMS
India shouldn’t just celebrate the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan today as outlier event
India should normalise asking for accountability from politicians for their failures and corruption
This should become the new culture of the nation over being submissive for decades
India Should have...
Prime Minister = Educated
Finance Minister = Economist
Health Minister = Doctor
Commerce Minister = CA
Defence Minister = Army men
Education Minister = IAS/IPS
Agriculture Minister = Farmer
Sports Minister = Sports men
RBI Governor = Economist
The reasons BJP is finding hard to peddle their narrative amongst the Gen Z is:
1. They don’t believe in the fake whatsapp forwards that their parents’s generation has fallen for.
2. They don’t watch the bikau godi media channels which peddle the BJP narrative day in day out.
3. The politics of hate that their parents swear by, the kids’ don’t believe in it.
4. Gen Z is privileged no doubt and hence is not just happy with the roads, railways, infrastructure bakwas their parents generation of Moditards keep taking pride in.
5. They are tech savvy kids who want more, than just the basics, across religion, region, caste, language & across biases.
6. They are connected to the world with the click of a button & refuse to be fooled with the lies their parents want them to believe in.
The Gen Z came out of syllabus for the Modi & his minions.
This is probably the first resignation under Modi's rule, immensely proud of everyone's efforts & courage🙏🏽 People are finally waking up n taking the country back, hope this becomes a reminder that no matter who's regime it is, they are here to serve us n not the other way around
It's actually laughable that even now instead of taking accountability, he's claiming to resign cuz he wants to stop anti-national elements from creating chaos. As if he's making a massive sacrifice for the betterment of the country. Truly pathetic.
Thank you PM for NOT firing Pradhan ji two weeks ago.
It gave us enough time for:
1. The end of godi media
2. A million funny memes
3. A thousand pictures of courage
4. The rise of a dozen new young political leaders
5. “56 inch ka chhota bandar”
This boy has more social awareness and logic than millions of others in this country who cry about reservation and casteism.
Just take 1 minute out of your time and watch -
Epic scenes from Pune 😂
Protestors chanting, "Ye Andar Ki Baat Hai Police Hamare Saath Hai"
"Pune Police I Love You. Delhi Police Haaye Haaye"
Ab bolo.. 😂😂
@Prithvi10_
IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ AND SHARE.
Police, CRPF, and RAF personnel deployed around the Jantar Mantar protests have been asked to remove their name tags.
This is not a small thing. Removing a name tag is illegal. It exists for one reason — so that a police officer can be identified. If an officer engages in unlawful brutality and nobody can identify him, no action can ever be taken against him. Anonymity enables police excesses.
The Supreme Court settled this long ago. In D.K. Basu v. State of West Bengal, the Court directed that police personnel must wear accurate, visible and clear identification and name tags with their designations. Concealing them is a violation of a binding direction of the Supreme Court.
So we have set up a website to report it.
If you see a police officer, CRPF or RAF personnel without a name tag:
1. Take their picture
2. Upload it on the website
3. Every single one will be sent to the Delhi Police Commissioner and the DG CRPF, with a demand for an explanation
The law applies to everyone. It applies to the police too. Modi-Shah cannot be allowed to run the police as their personal mafia.
LINK 👇
https://t.co/PxfsHyIXxf
🚨#Important: Received intel:
“There are concerns that the situation could escalate into a much harsher crackdown over the coming days. But instead of relying primarily on police, authorities may use hired groups to provoke violence at and around Jantar Mantar and nearby protest sites by posing as protesters, potentially triggering clashes, stampedes, or other incidents. Such events could then be used to justify a large-scale security response and arrests.
At the same time, the government is publicly projecting negotiations with protesters while simultaneously preparing measures to end the movement, including increasing security deployment, enforcement of legal restrictions, and efforts to isolate the protest.
An organized online campaign is also attempting to shift attention away from the protest’s demands by promoting divisive narratives, targeting protest leaders, and discouraging student participation through fear of legal and career consequences.
Overall strategy is to weaken the movement, avoid addressing demands including Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, and ultimately justify a crackdown by portraying the protests as having turned violent.”
We hope that the @DelhiPolice takes immediate note, increase security, and ensure no fringe elements create chaos. Any misadventure will be disastrous.
@Cockroachisback@abhijeet_dipke