This is absolute state of technical illiteracy in @INCIndia’s social media department!
Imagine looking at corrosion-resistant Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) rebar and crying "corruption" because you genuinely think it's normal plastic!
We get it—modern engineering, material science, and modern infrastructure technology haven't made it past the party's dynastic echo chamber. But blindly posting unresearched nonsense to fabricate a scam only exposes your own embarrassing ignorance. Next time, try Googling standard civil engineering materials before making yourselves a national laughingstock!
When your political resume is so completely devoid of administrative vision, policy achievements, or governance milestones, your online cheerleaders are reduced to tracking your outfit changes like fashion influencers. India needs a Prime Minister who can lead a nation, build infrastructure, and handle global geopolitics—not a 50-year-old model getting participation trophies for wearing pink!
Don't twist the Supreme Court's observations out of context to build a fake narrative!
From the video clips of the earlier incident, it is amply clear that @MahuaMoitra isn't afraid of flying eggs—she actively stopped people from closing her window just to maximize publicity and milk the drama for the cameras.
Now, she suddenly turns around and uses that exact same egg-hurling incident as a convenient pretext to evade appearing in court? Using the legal system to score political points while dodging accountability is pure hypocrisy and cheap political drama!
@sharmsa69@SanUvacha@drshamamohd Don't try to divert the topic, it is about language and mantra for certain section of our society. They are having phobia of Sanskrit. Your follwing tweet exposes your mindset :
https://t.co/PlAqCsHlSm
@GitanjaliAngmo Hi Gitanjali, do you believe in Hindu Rashtra, Brahmin rule and imposition of Sanskrit? Do you think Gandhi/Nehru were wrong and Savarkar/Godse are your heroes.
@sagarikaghose@MamataOfficial@BJP4India Irony died a thousand deaths. After 15 years of failing to protect central ministers, judges, and opposition leaders in Bengal, TMC is crying about security. The public is simply tired of the constant drama. This is just a hangover of your own 15-year "training" coming back!
Did Nehru or Gandhi family write checks from their own bank account in 1992, or are they paying salaries for @ARanganathan72 today? Every single rupee spent comes from Indian taxpayers!
Stop packaging public money as a royal family's personal charity. Funding public initiatives or institutions using taxpayer funds isn't "dynastic benevolence"—it’s just governance. Citizens pay taxes; politicians don't do us a favor by spending it!
@sukomal1970@sagarikaghose@narendramodi These are such hypocrites. They imposed a garbage of a book like Kathanjali on students in West Bengal. Looted crores of public money by purchasing it in state libraries.
By your logic, how are you sitting in Parliament framing national laws with degrees in History and Philosophy and zero qualifications in Law?
"Exam Warriors" is a mentorship guide on handling stress, resilience, and mindset—qualities built through real-life struggle, not cramming for a test. But expecting an elitist who owes her entire career to political sycophancy ("chati chata") to understand real life over institutional snobbery is hilarious.
If we’re strictly judging intellectual credentials, why not question your own party Supremo, @MamataOfficial authoring Kathanjali—a piece of absolute literary garbage—and abusing state power to force it onto school curricula as mandatory reading? Stop the selective elitism!
Claiming "we had the idea first" is not the political flex @INCIndia thinks it is.
Having an idea on paper is trivial; execution is everything. Congress left UPI, GST, and Aadhaar languishing in endless policy paralysis, bureaucracy, and systemic corruption. It took the @narendramodi government to scale UPI into a world-leading digital payments revolution, streamline GST into a unified national market, and transform Aadhaar into a leakage-free direct benefit transfer system.
Governance isn't about holding a copyright on ideas, it's about the political will and operational competence to deliver results to 1.4 billion citizens. Ideas don't build a nation; implementation does!
Drop the endless drama and selective outrage, Neha. Just give us a straightforward answer: whose resignation are you demanding in Jharkhand this time?
Or should we assume that this time no accountability is required, no heads need to roll ?
This convenient, partisan amnesia isn't principles, it’s pure hypocrisy. If accountability depends entirely on who holds power in the state capital, your moral grandstanding isn't about governance or victims; it's just selective political posturing.
Calling Nitish & Farooq "most powerful" is a stretch today.
And let’s drop the subtle Gen Z worship—rebellion isn’t a brand-new invention. Every generation was radical when young. Gen X literally came of age during the fall of the Berlin Wall and Tiananmen Square.
Everywhere else, seasoned experience relies on youth energy to build the future, not displace it.
Free speech isn't a license to incite or issue public threats against the Head of State. Spouting vile rants on social media and threatening physical violence isn't "activism"—it’s unhinged behavior that exposes total lack of professionalism and basic decency.
When you run a business, public accountability is built-in. If you use your platform to spew hate, don't play the victim when consumers exercise their right to boycott your brand and law enforcement steps in. Actions have consequences!
Calling the elected Prime Minister of India addressing top innovators at an IIT convocation "narcissism" is pure partisan cope.
Heads of State addressing premier national universities is a time-honored democratic tradition in India—from Nehru to Modi. A tech CEO addresses employees to deliver corporate profits; a Prime Minister addresses the nation’s young builders to outline national vision and policy support for technological innovation.
Recycling tired, out-of-context political tropes to demean a formal address to Gen Z graduates doesn't make you sound intellectually superior—it just shows how deeply threatened you are by basic democratic engagement.
IIT graduates are smart enough to judge vision, technology, and governance for themselves without needing lectures from bitter internet trolls. Keep crying in the replies while the country moves forward!
@rajivtango Well, he has the most powerful thing that one can have in a democracy - support of billions. But, I am sure, to a 'left liberal' like you, democratic systems are severely flawed.
@shrutammegopaya Hiding Sanskritophobia behind pseudo-traditional jargon is hilarious cope. The Śikṣāvallī is literally a public convocation address, not a secret ritual. Inventing fake "restrictions" to cover for someone's meltdown is embarrassing.
@drshamamohd This isn't idol worship or religious dogma, it’s a universal graduation pledge. Irrational fear of Sanskrit shouldn't blind people to basic human ethics.
@SanUvacha@drshamamohd Imagine being terrified of a language to the point that "Speak the truth, practice ethics, and keep learning" (Satyaṁ vada, Dharmaṁ cara) sounds like a threat. Sanskritophobia in India has reached a point where basic academic advice causes a meltdown.