@NalinisKitchen Mam, Why are you so defensive of this party? You didn't stand with the students and parents whose lives were ruined by paper leaks. Please cut down on the modi ji 'masala' to keep the content healthy and objective in your kitchen menu.
@Paul_Koshy Leaders set the tone for public behavior. When the BJP disregards the credibility of past Prime Ministers, it sends a message to the public. If the younger generation lacks respect today, it reflects a failure in political leadership.
@aajtak@arvindojha If Satyam Pandit voiced as much outrage against those accused of the Ram Temple donation scam, his claims might carry credibility. Instead, this selective anger reveals a primary loyalty to the BJP rather than to Lord Ram.
@garg_trupti A protest leader managed to hold more open press conferences during an protest running than the Prime Minister of India has held during his entire tenure.
@Arunk750 Uncle ko aaj whatsapp university me naya gyan mila he. Jab hamare uncle whatsapp university me padhege, ta bhi to badhega hamara andhbhakt india. 😃😅
@CadburyUwU07 The moment we prioritize politicians over the nation, we earn the title of a "murkh janta". History isn't a comfortable narrative with a happy ending—it is unforgiving, recording our complacency precisely as it happened.
@NewsAlgebraIND The primary role of the media is to hold power accountable, not act as its defender. Start asking questions with real neutrality—until then, your prime-time debates carry the exact same intellectual weight as neighborhood uncle gossip.
@5623_vikram Stop trying to play Sherlock Holmes for the government—they won't give you a President's Award for it. At the end of the day, standing up for lakhs of students is what matters. A person doesn't need to be an academic star to fight for people, just like Modi Ji.
@RoshanKrRaii Reporters like these aren't serving the country—they're simply too cowardly to hold the ruling party to account. The core principle of journalism is to uncover mistakes and hold power to truth, not act as a mouthpiece.
@BJP4Delhi This protest is simply about demanding accountability. The BJP still fails to understand this and has resorted to a childish blame game. If you truly care about the country, stop dodging responsibility—otherwise, your fate will be no different from the UPA government's.
@BJP4India When religion and caste politics stop working, they turn students against each other. Annual paper leaks are a failure of governance, pure and simple—stop making excuses and start taking responsibility.
@Cockroachisback Protesting for every basic need isn't a solution; it's proof of a failed government. We need proactive leaders, not politicians who wait for outrage to act. No government should be idolized—if they ignore major issues, change them.
@Drsujan0@Cockroachisback Hold Punjab's education minister accountable as well—this isn't a single-party issue. It's a national warning to all politicians: invest in the future of the youth, or face your own collapse.
@Arysangwan@Cockroachisback Don't fall for the government's double standards. If you care about public property, hold politicians accountable first for cluttering cities with their posters and flags at the taxpayers' expense.
@HHitanshiRaut@dpradhanbjp It’s time to clean up a rotten education system. Forcing accountability on Pradhan is just the beginning. The government must act on paper leaks and outrageous fees before a crisis happens, not after.
@BJP4India The government and its media echo chamber are desperate to discredit the protests, but Gen-Z is way too smart for their tired old circus. Your false narratives don't work here anymore.
@nehafolksinger Education should be equal for the President's granddaughter and a housemaid's daughter. Education is the only true way to uplift people, but this fake Education Minister fails to understand that.