Caste politics in Bihar —
“Hum Forward ko bhenc@₹d gardan kaatne pe tula hua h hum vote denge usko nhi denge” Hero of Bakipur right now 🔥🔥
#Bankipur#PrashantKishor
Biggest Moye Moye moment 🤣🤣
8 AM –– BJP made 200 KG laddoo to celebrate #Bankipur bypoll result
1 PM –– BJP lost Bankipur bypoll against Prashant Kishor by 15000+ votes 😭
Arrogance defeated in style 🔥
पुलिस को मारने पीटने का कोई अधिकार नहीं है? लेकिन आज कल के नए नवेले लोग वर्दी की आड़ में फुल गुंडई करते हैं।
अरे भाई बहुत मेहनत से मिलती है यह वर्दी, वर्दी मिलने से पहले का संघर्ष याद कर लिया करो कि अगर यह एक बार उतर गई तो क्या होगा?
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The CJP protest was not just a political movement. It also triggered one of the biggest debates around journalism, media accountability, and press freedom in recent years.
In this episode of India & The World, Nidhi Razdan (@Nidhi) speaks to Helle Lyng (@HelleLyngSvends) , Commentator, Dagsavisen, about how the CJP movement reshaped conversations around traditional media, the rise of independent journalism, and why young Indians are increasingly looking beyond legacy news organisations for information.
The conversation also explores how the protests changed the relationship between political power, digital media, and a new generation determined to question institutions.
Did the CJP movement permanently change how political stories are reported in India?
Watch the full conversation: https://t.co/rxUKby2CMU
The views expressed are those of the interviewee and do not necessarily reflect the views of DeKoder.
#NarendraModi #PressFreedom #IndependentMedia #Journalism #IndianMedia #CJP #CockroachJanataParty #IndiaProtests #IndianPolitics #MediaFreedom #Democracy #NidhiRazdan #HelleLyng #DeKoder
Till arrested students in every state are released we will continue!
The governments of Bihar and Assam released orders of release after the pressure of the students' movement.
The West Bengal government will either release the students or we will take to the streets!