"If a citizen slaps a politician, they are jailed for months. If a politician slaps a citizen for asking a question, they walk free. This is two laws in India."
— Ravish Kumar Senior Journalist
BREAKING: This GenZ refused to be intimidated. 🔥
After Parvesh Verma slapped him, he went straight to the media.
VICTIM: “I only showed him the road breaking apart. The minister couldn’t handle it.”
FIR filed. Apology demanded. Suspension sought. ✊
दिल्ली की BJP सरकार के एक मंत्री वीडियो में एक नौजवान को थप्पड़ मारते दिख रहे हैं।
उसका गुनाह? वो वीडियो बना रहा था।
मंत्री के सामने सड़क खोदकर दिखाई जा रही थी, और उसके हाथ में कैमरा था।
ये उस सत्ता का चेहरा है जिसे अब वोटर से डर लगना बंद हो गया है।
सड़क पर सवाल पूछो - थप्पड़।
पेपर लीक पर सवाल पूछो - लाठी।
संसद में सवाल पूछो - माइक बंद।
ये लोग ऐसा इसलिए करते हैं क्योंकि इन्हें अब ये डर ही नहीं कि चुनाव इन्हें हटा सकता है। वोट चोरी यही ख़रीदती है - सिर्फ़ नतीजा नहीं, उसके बाद आने वाला अहंकार भी।
जो सरकार जीत को पक्का मान लेती है, उसे आपकी रज़ामंदी नहीं चाहिए - आपकी ख़ामोशी और अंधभक्ति चाहिए।
The Modi Govt wants to “reach out” to Gen Z
Well, here’s what that outreach looks like on the ground, Delhi Cabinet Minister Parvesh Verma slapping a GenZ for asking questions.
Gen Z wants answers, Not Intimidation.
"I showed him the crumbling road. Parvesh Verma slapped me. We elected him as a public servant, not a king. His salary comes from my taxes."
— Youth, Slaped by Parvesh
First, Gyanesh Kumar - then a serving IAS officer - was used to recruit for the BJP.
Then Modi and Shah made him the umpire and put him in charge of match-fixing India's elections.
If Gyanesh Kumar does not resign by tomorrow, CJP will begin its nationwide protest from Mumbai on 2 October, and take it to cities across India.
This Gandhi Jayanti let’s pledge to save democracy.
@AndhraNexus While the ATCP junction had managed to develop commercially, the govt is ruining it by constructing a flyover, a move that could have been avoided had they stuck to the original plan of building a ring road to facilitate the city's development. A pure lack of vision unfortunately
@AndhraNexus Even though 2BHK flats are available for as little as ₹20 lakhs, there are no buyers; most people prefer living in AKP and Kurmannapalem, as all companies provide transportation facilities.
@AndhraNexus 15 years ago ppl said atchutapuram would be another gajuwaka. But still no much development. Most of ppl working in atchutapuram companies are living in kurmannapalem, Anakapalli areas bcz of lack of facilities.
@AndhraNexus I think payakarao peta will develope more bcz of availability of hospitals, schools, shopping, entertainment and railway station. Almost all official level ppl working in Hetro are living in payakarao peta, tuni surroundings.