@narendramodi@Wangchuk66@GitanjaliAngmo Govt got shit scared let’s be real. The uproar by the students not only in Delhi, but in several other cities, and internationally got you the shivers. I highly doubt you guys will deliver.
The existence of a Supreme Court publicity and media cell for public outreach implies capacity for visual and informational engagement, making the pretext of lacking time hard to reconcile with. Supreme Court judges, including the CJI, exercise judicial discretion when refusing urgent listing of well/not so well-documented pleas against police brutality, but stating they have no time to watch videos raises concerns about application of duty under Articles 32 and 226, It is difficult to accept that apex court judges remain unaware of widely circulating videos questioning police conduct in protests, given their awareness of national events through official channels. Difficult 💊 to swallow.
#BREAKING "Don't waste our time," CJI Surya Kant on plea against police action on student protesters during #CJP march.
"We are not interested in videos, we don't have time to watch," CJI tells lawyer who said there are videos showing police atrocities.
@narendramodi Union budget towards education has drastically dropped during your tenure and a leader that stifles education, stifles dissent is Anti India, Anti Progress, anti democracy. Tired of your theatrics time to pick the Jhola fakeer. Clock it 🤌🤌
@DelhiPolice exposed in high court. I urge citizens to stop sharing unverified information, even if it’s circulated by the @DelhiPolice as it is instructed by these morons💀💀. The courts are hearing a plea in the excessive use of force by the cops in a peaceful protest. How come 💁♂️
The Delhi High Court heard a plea challenging the alleged use of excessive force by Delhi Police during the recent student protest over examination paper leaks. Appearing for the petitioners, Senior Advocate Hariharan N submitted that "brutalities to the largest measure possible" had been inflicted on peaceful protesters. He took the Court through the sequence of events, detailing the alleged instances of police excesses, and placed video recordings on record in support of the allegations.
#DelhiHighCourt #StudentProtest #NEET #DelhiPolice #PoliceBrutality #Constitution #FundamentalRights #PaperLeak #JantarMantar
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@DelhiPolice explain to me what kind of dumb fuckerry is this!! Your actions are in question. Allegations on your actions that they were excessive and You will only decide the genuineness and extent of it. 👏👏👏Independence exists in your shitty dictionary clowns. You should be ashamed for manufacturing fake news. How do you explain reports by @the_hindu@TheLallantop 👇👇
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Videos are everywhere showing it and judiciary is snoozing.
A truck full of rocks parked at the protest site. Broken cars/buses planted right next to it. Police without name tags. Goons in civil clothes. Lathis with nails. Expired tear gas. Electric shocks around the barricades.
All of it to provoke innocent students and citizens into throwing stones back so they can film it and shout “look, the protest turned violent.” This is not about NEET or educational reform anymore. This is about oppression. It’s time to kick the oppressor. #studentprotest #NEETExamPaperLeak #fuckthepolice
@CBC@globeandmail I watched @UFbySamdishh coverage 👇of the recent student protest in India, which starkly highlights instances of police brutality. Vehicles like cars and trucks were deliberately positioned in the designated protest zone, despite authorities knowing it was a designated area. The assault and violation of young protesters reflect poorly on the state of affairs in India—particularly the actions of the Delhi Police, widely seen as operating at the behest of the BJP. This stands out as one of the most poignant protests stemming from India right now, capturing deep youth frustration over education failures and accountability.
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@Reuters There were goons/cops dressed in civil without a name badge causing chaos. They were assaulting children and women. It’s not all black and white
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@AdityaRajKaul@AdityaRajKaul there are several videos of police pelting too. The question still remains how did the truck full of rocks reach a sensitive zone that was under police control. Here ⬇️ is a video of COPS MOLESTING a woman and then smiling about it.
Deliberately groping a female protester, hitting her with a baton, and then smirking about it with a colleague...
Absolutely disgusting behavior from this @DelhiPolice police officer. Don’t you have mothers and sisters at home?
A truck full of rocks appeared within the secured zone of the protest. Mind you the protest and its agenda was in the public domain so cops carried all necessary pre emptive actions for security and safety and protocol as well. So then how the hell did the truck land there when protesters were on foot and cops were in vehicles. Who gave the green light for that delivery. I suspect Delhi police as a strategy - beat the students and then keep stones near them to discredit them with accusations for inciting violence
The march to Parliament was PUBLIC for days, not some surprise ambush. Police had full prep time, barricades locked down, area secured.
So explain this: how the hell did a TRUCKLOAD of rocks magically appear right there for the mob to pelt officers?
Who greenlit that delivery?
The stones didn’t fall from the sky. Someone let them in. Own the answer, Delhi Police.
@Lotus2021@AdityaRajKaul How did the truck full of rocks reach parliament road which was cordoned and protected by the Delhi police. Ask Delhi police for that answer 💀
@PsR_Kautilya listen piglets pube if the particulars about the protest were within the public domain and Delhi police had Ample time to take pre-emptive steps in preparation. Help me understand how the fuck did a truck full of rocks reach the Parliament Road, who gave the green light for that delivery if not Delhi police
@RanaAyyub Please understand That when journalist lose credibility, this is what happens so the lesson to be learn.t here is people in your fraternity need to buckle up.
@PsR_Kautilya listen piglets pube if the particulars about the protest were within the public domain and Delhi police had Ample time to take pre-emptive steps in preparation. Help me understand how the fuck did a truck full of rocks reach the Parliament Road, who gave the green light for that delivery if not Delhi police