Bhupender Kaushik

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@BJP4Iran__ @abhijeet_dipke What’s with the fluency, bro? 😂 Tell me, how did you gain that?

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@abhijeet_dipke @SauravDassss
ये रही उन successful Indian businessmen की list, जो highly educated नहीं थे, लेकिन अपनी मेहनत और काबिलियत से बहुत आगे बढ़े:
• Dhirubhai Ambani — 10वीं तक शिक्षा
• Gautam Adani — कॉलेज की पढ़ाई पूरी नहीं की
• Nikhil Kamath — 10वीं के बाद स्कूल छोड़ा
• Savitri Jindal — 10वीं पास
• Kailash Katkar — 10वीं के बाद पढ़ाई छोड़ी
• Ritesh Agarwal — College dropout
• Subhash Chandra — स्कूल की पढ़ाई पूरी नहीं की
अब तुम दोनों किसी की literacy पर lecture देने और उसकी औकात/काबिलियत तय करने से पहले अपनी credibility देख लिया करो।
डिग्री कम होना = काबिलियत कम होना नहीं होता। फर्क काम और achievements से साबित होता है।

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@CJP_for_India @abhijeet_dipke को PM घोषित कर दिया जाए।
लिख के ले लो, एक दिन में 78 साल पुरानी बीमारी का ऐसा इलाज कर देंगे कि देश याद रखेगा।

मुझसे नहीं—@abhijeet_dipke से BG! 🔥

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

क्या बात है @SauravDassss @abhijeet_dipke @AshutoshRanka देश बदलने आए थे, खुद ही बदलने लगे हो। ये हिन्दुस्तान है—राज बहुतों ने किया, लेकिन समझ कोई नहीं पाया। CJP को Non-BJP सरकार वाले राज्य भी याद आने लगे? Strategic change, क्योंकि शायद fame कम हो रही है। 😏 Protest करो, resignation माँगो—वरना 6 महीने में CJP का नाम-ओ-निशान मिट जाएगा।

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@AshutoshRanka @CMofKarnataka @ashutoshranka Resignation माँग लो, plan क्या पूछ रहे हो? Protest भी करो—जाओ Karnataka! या Rajasthan जाकर ढीले हो गए? 😄

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

Yes, Abhijeet back from Boston, poltical agent, failure —talent may or may not return, but at least value and respect the talent that is already here.

India has no shortage of brilliant minds; what we often lack is a system that consistently recognizes, rewards, and retains them.

If we want talented Indians abroad to return, the first step is to make those already contributing here feel that their talent, hard work, and ideas actually matter.

Modi ji, BJP and the leadership—please focus on creating an ecosystem where talent gets opportunity, merit gets recognition, and performance gets rewarded.

Talent should never have to leave India to prove its worth. 🇮🇳

#India #Talent #Merit #BJP #Modi #ViksitBharat @narendramodi @JM_Scindia

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

Maharaj, you are perhaps the last hope left. Modi ji may have disappointed many with some of his decisions, but decision-making is the true test of leadership.

A strong leader is not judged only by speeches or popularity, but by the courage to take difficult decisions, recognize talent, and build systems that deliver results.

Power is temporary, but the impact of leadership lasts for generations. 🇮🇳

#YogiAdityanath #YogiJi #Leadership #India #Governance #ViksitBharat @narendramodi @BJP4India

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

This is exactly the problem: India has 1.4+ billion people, yet our Olympic medal count remains extremely low compared with our population. 🇮🇳

The issue isn’t a lack of talent—it’s finding, nurturing and rewarding that talent.

When the last-ranked person can become a gold medallist with the right opportunity, what are we doing with the talent of 1.4 billion Indians?

Talent should not be wasted because the system failed to recognize it.

#India #Olympics #Talent #Sports #Merit #ViksitBharat

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

No comments from Kejriwal ji. 😄
As famous comment in Haryana, “हवा लग गई”—and perhaps Kejriwal ji got so caught up in the winds of politics that he lost the ability to stand firmly on his principles.
We once thought that a person from Haryana had gone to Delhi to change the politics of the country. But somewhere along the way, he himself changed.

Dr. Anand ji, Haryana has always been known for its straightforwardness, courage and strong spirit. It is disappointing when political ambitions become bigger than principles.
Politics comes and goes, but your roots, credibility and character remain.
Power is temporary. Reputation is permanent. 🇮🇳

#ArvindKejriwal #Haryana #DelhiPolitics #Politics #Leadership #India

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

Guru ji, Talent deserves opportunity, regardless of background, politics, or connections. India cannot become a developed nation by protecting only systems—we must continuously improve them and ensure that merit, capability, and performance get the respect they deserve.

Power is temporary. Every leader eventually leaves, but the decisions made today can shape India for generations.

So, Modi ji, BJP and the PMO—do something so transformational that even your strongest opponents are forced to say:

“Modi changed the way India looked at talent and opportunity, and that decision played a major role in making India a developed nation.”

Don’t just create a political legacy. Create a national legacy that history cannot ignore. 🇮🇳

#NarendraModi #PMOIndia #BJP #India #ViksitBharat #Talent #Merit #Development

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

Guru, I may not know what is right or wrong, but I have one simple question: where is the “world-class Delhi model” you built and talked about?

It is easy to criticize others, but AAP had a fair opportunity while in power. If, as you claim, the work was truly successful and honest, then why did the government lose power in Delhi?

If the model had genuinely delivered what was promised, you would have been busy strengthening it in Delhi—not having to move elsewhere to prove your political relevance.

Before talking about changing the country, prove what you built in Delhi.

People understand the difference between speeches, claims, and actual results. 🇮🇳

#AAP #Delhi #SanjaySingh #Politics #Governance #India

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@SanjayAzadSln , before talking about changing the entire country, please remember that AAP has already governed Delhi for years.

First, let Delhi’s model speak through years of honest, measurable and verified results—schools, hospitals, jobs, infrastructure and governance.

Politics is not about speeches or big claims; performance on the ground is the real test.

As the saying goes, “Give a mouse a pinch of turmeric, and it starts behaving like a merchant."

Prove what you built in Delhi first, then talk about transforming India. 🇮🇳

#AAP #Delhi #SanjaySingh #Politics #Governance #India

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

Ground Level First

भैया, नेता बनने की जल्दी मत करो। इस देश में नेता बहुत हैं; भाषण देने वाले भी बहुत हैं। देश को एक और भाषण की नहीं, ground-level काम और verified results की जरूरत है।

पहले पूरे भारत में 2–3 लोगों की छोटी, ईमानदार और जिम्मेदार टीमें बनाओ। हर टीम अपने क्षेत्र की वास्तविक समस्याएँ दर्ज करे—रोजगार, शिक्षा, स्वास्थ्य, सड़क, पानी, बिजली, सरकारी योजनाएँ, भ्रष्टाचार और स्थानीय प्रशासन से जुड़ी समस्याएँ।

हर सप्ताह verified ground report तैयार करो—फोटो, वीडियो, दस्तावेज़, लोगों की पुष्टि और वास्तविक data के साथ। केवल समस्या मत बताओ; उसके practical solutions भी सुझाओ। फिर देखो कि कौन-सी समस्या वास्तव में हल हुई और कौन-सी नहीं।

भाषण देना आसान है। सोशल मीडिया पर बड़ी-बड़ी बातें करना और भी आसान है। लेकिन जमीन पर जाकर समस्या समझना, उसका सत्यापन करना, समाधान तैयार करना और लगातार follow-up करना ही असली leadership है।

नेता बनने से पहले काम करने वाला इंसान बनो।

100 दिन बिना पद, टिकट और सत्ता के काम करके दिखाओ। अगर रिपोर्टें सच्ची होंगी, काम दिखाई देगा और जनता को वास्तविक फायदा मिलेगा, तो प्रचार की जरूरत नहीं पड़ेगी।

देश खुद तुम्हारे साथ खड़ा होगा।

लेकिन यह किसी पार्टी के लिए नहीं—देश के लिए होना चाहिए। 🇮🇳

#India #GroundReality #Leadership #NationBuilding

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

Imagine a time when more successful business leaders enter politics—not to treat the country as a business, but to bring the mindset of building, managing, and growing an organization into governance.

A businessman understands ownership. He develops strategies, manages resources, solves problems, takes calculated risks, builds strong teams, improves systems, and works relentlessly for the growth and strength of his organization.

There is also an uncomfortable reality in politics: many leaders start their political journey almost like beggars—seeking votes, support, and opportunities. But once they gain political power, influence, and access to resources, some quickly begin living and behaving like businessmen.

The real question is: Why shouldn't that business mindset be used for the benefit of the nation instead?

The country should become the largest organization, with its citizens as the most important stakeholders. The goal should be national prosperity, employment, infrastructure, innovation, efficiency, and global strength—not personal wealth or power.

Politics should not be merely about acquiring power. Power should be a tool to create solutions and deliver measurable results.

Business teaches us how to build organizations.

Politics must learn how to build nations.

If leadership combines political responsibility with business-like strategy, execution, accountability, and long-term vision, India can move faster toward becoming a stronger, more developed, and globally respected nation. 🇮🇳

#India #Politics #Leadership #NationBuilding #Governance #Development

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@narendramodi @PMOIndia @BJP4India How can you dream of a Viksit Bharat while misleading people and limiting merit-based opportunities? Give the best talent a fair chance to compete, innovate and excel. A developed India won’t be built by slogans, but by merit, quality education, fair opportunities and global-level competition.

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

If someone with a -40 score can get admission into MBBS, then why can’t this be possible? You never know what mood, circumstances, or situation someone was in during each exam. If you are genuinely so passionate about social service and serving the country, then clear the UPSC exam through the General Category, without shortcuts or special treatment, and then dedicate yourself to public service. It’s easy to give gyaan; proving yourself through merit and action is what really matters.

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@SauravDassss, you have suddenly become full-time protester over the last few weeks. Interestingly, these issues seem to become urgent only when elections are around in some states. Were these problems not there earlier, or did you simply not see them or choose not to speak about them?

Before lecturing the government about public funds, why not first answer some basic questions about your own organisation and its funding?

How much has CJP and you contributed to PM CARES, if anything? And on what basis do you claim the right to instruct the government on how citizens’ emergency funds should be utilised?

If you are demanding transparency and accountability from the government, the same standards should apply to you and your organisation as well.

Questions should be asked equally—without political convenience or selective outrage.

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@ArvindKejriwal ji, first please clarify your own statements.

A few days ago, you claimed that Modi ji’s government is importing ethanol from abroad/US. Now you are talking about ethanol blending using sugarcane produced in India and linking it to rising sugar prices.

So, please tell the people of India — which of your statements is correct?

Is India importing ethanol for petrol blending, or is the ethanol being used for E20 produced domestically from sugarcane and other Indian feedstocks?

Before questioning the government, please first correct and clarify your own contradictory claims. @ArvindKejriwal @PMOIndia

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@JobFound5 @grok it's true or fraud to increase reach

[Bhupender Kaushik @bestsharma6]

@ArvindKejriwal If this report is true, your government should take responsibility and ensure a transparent investigation. If it's false, clarify the facts with evidence.

Please don't dismiss every uncomfortable issue as a "BJP conspiracy." The people of Punjab deserve accountability, transparency, and answers—not political narratives.