The killing of a police officer in the line of duty is a heinous & condemnable act. But detaining over a thousand people and demolishing the homes of families of two alleged militants amounts to collective punishment that has no place in a democracy. If the Government of India itself maintains that militancy has been reduced to near zero it must adopt a more humane and lawful approach towards innocent civilians instead of resorting to tit for tat for an entire community .
1200 Kashmiris are not just detained in 1 day , their homes are demolished too !! Remember , for whatever reason you are protesting for & being brutalized by Indian police are still nothing to compared to what Kashmirs experience daily !! They are paying the price even now !
Wait what if the addition of castorice in the new fate Collab is supposed to reference ereshkigal as ishtarin and gigamess from babylonia are also here which means gorgon/medusa and enkidu are in next year's lineup
Those who take the law into their own hands, vandalize public property, and attack the police cannot be called students. Such actions only weaken a legitimate cause.
The demand for justice over paper leaks is valid. Students deserve a fair examination system, accountability, and strong safeguards to ensure that such incidents never happen again. In recent paper leak cases, governments and investigating agencies have launched probes, arrested suspects, and initiated legal action against those allegedly involved. At the same time, efforts have been announced to strengthen the examination process and prevent future leaks.
Unfortunately, when violence replaces peaceful protest, genuine student concerns risk being overshadowed. If anti-national or politically motivated elements exploit student movements for their own agenda, it harms the very students seeking justice.
India stands with its students. India stands with its people. The fight should be for transparency, accountability, and better reforms—not for violence or destruction.
To every student and every citizen: protest peacefully, stay united, and do not let anyone hijack your movement or manipulate your emotions for political or ideological agendas. Your future is too important to become someone else's tool. Peaceful, democratic action is the strongest way to bring lasting change.🙏
everytime someone tried to raise voice or protest against the government why do everyone assume there is some propoganda against bjp do they not realise this is democracy and we can hold our ministers accountable and not worship them
Every Muslim who protested against CAA has realised over the last few days:
Opposition politicians do come to help protestors when they’re beaten up by the cops - except when it was us.
this footage still shocks me to this day you have officials in full riot gear storming into a library where NOTHING is happening and the mainstream narrative was that these students deserved it for the ruckus they created