˹The day will come when˺ the disbelievers will certainly wish they had submitted ˹to Allah˺.
˹So˺ let them eat and enjoy themselves and be diverted by ˹false˺ hope, for they will soon know.
Surah Hijr 15:2 to 15:3
It took years for many people to understand what Kashmiris were saying. When they spoke about their pain, many laughed at them, abused them, and called them names.
Now look at Delhi. See how students protesting are being beaten with batons and hit with tear gas.
Sometimes it takes experiencing repression firsthand for people to understand what others have been saying all along.
A young daily wage worker has joined the protest in Delhi. In his words, “Life is not just about having three full meals a day. People also deserve dignity, fair rights, and respect.”
Although the legal standard is an 8-hour workday, he works nearly 14 hours every day. At the end of the month, he earns only around 13,000 rupees. With such an income, it is extremely difficult to provide for his family’s basic needs.
He also says that most farmers from rural India cannot leave their families and farms behind to participate in a prolonged protest. That is why he has joined the movement, not only for his own rights but also to represent the voices of countless farmers across the country.
Long live Revolution ✊🏻
@Nikkijaat2529
The Delhi Police intentionally attacked the private parts of girls, this is a shameful act by the police.
Responsible police officer should be dismissed.
Indian police have launched a brutal crackdown on protesting female students, allegedly subjecting them to inhumane treatment, assaulting, detaining, and forcibly disappearing some of them.
At first glance, it looked like a scene from a war zone.
But it was Bangladesh in July 2024. Two RAB Aviation Wing helicopters launched deadly aerial attacks on civilian protesters, leaving behind one of the darkest chapters in the country's history.