I can see a lot of BJP supporters disappointed and upset over yesterday's protest and how Instagram is flooded with anti-BJP content, so read this carefully:
1) Trust Modi-Shah. They're seasoned politicians who have dealt with far bigger challenges and keep 100s of such cockroaches and their political fathers in their pocket.
2) From the Patel agitation and Anti-CAA protests to the Farmers' Protest, we've seen many such movements in the past. Ask yourself: where are they today, and what lasting impact did they have on BJP's electoral fortunes?
3) Today's crowd was an all-party gathering from across the country, hardly any student was present.
So Even if it was 2–3 lakh people, it isn't enough.
4) Nepal and Bangladesh are small countries that went through political upheavals under very different circumstances. India is a nation of 145 crore people with strong democratic institutions. Our democracy isn't so vulnerable, and more importantly, the people in power are experienced and capable enough to deal with such situations. So no matter how much they try, they can't succeed here in India.
5) After the Farmers' Protest, we won Haryana and Delhi. After the Maratha agitation, we won Maharashtra. Before every election, we're told "BJP is finished" and yet the results tell a different story.
So don't worry about such things. React if you want, spend your day bashing them if you must, but don't take unnecessary load. Politics is a marathon, not a T20 match.
Today it's Cockroch, tomorrow there will be pigs, it will continue forever because they're desperate after losing power.
Dharmendra Pradhan should visit Sonam Wangchuk in the hospital now. It's an important issue and frankly shouldn't just be ignored where everyone is claiming or imagining evrything. Even if a small visit. But he should take Aamir Khan, Chetan Bhagat, and Raju Irani along too, and clear this confusion over inspiration behind Phunsuk Wangdu character from the 3 Idiots movie.
Warm birthday greetings to my Cabinet colleague, Union Minister Shri @AshwiniVaishnaw Ji.
Wishing him good health, happiness and many more years of dedicated service to the nation.
Abhijit Dipke broke down after being told that the High Command had selected him to start the hunger strike in Wangchuk's absence. Vijeta Dahiya was seen consoling him, saying, "Don't worry, they'll keep bread pakodas, Maggi, vada pav, etc., in the toilet on a regular basis.
A Brahmin student who came to the NEET protest couldn't hold back his emotions 🥲🙏
Rudra mishra -
"Sir, I came here for the protest. I was getting around 630 marks in my 3rd attempt and then all this happened. My whole family calls me failure and this was my chance to prove them wrong.
I came here with whatever hope was left in me but this is a whole different place. There is a camp of SFI, where they want to sing "bas Allah ka naam rahega". I go to the stage and people there are abusing modi, RSS, hindus and their beliefs. No one cares about the students here. I am a Brahmin sir. My religion says nation comes first. I love my nation but all these people here, they love their religion and caste first and they are here for that only. I urge all the students don't come here, there's nothing for you here."
I really felt for him man. God please help students like him who are just getting used by CJP 🙏
Hunger strikes have always fooled Indians.
Gandhi’s fasts gave us Partition and the Nehru dynasty.
Anna Hazare’s protest installed corrupt urban Naxals like Kejriwal.
Now Wangchuk is trying to hand power to frauds like Dipke, Dass, and Dahiya.
Some Unconvenient Truths:
✅Sonam Wangchuk is not a scientist
✅Zero patents are registered in his name.
✅He was born in an influential political family.
✅He got admission in Srinagar College as his father was a Congress MLA & minister at that time