Deepak Kumar Pradhan

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[OTV @otvnews]

Four workers from Odisha’s Kendrapara stranded in Thailand, appeal for rescue through video message

#Odisha

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[Hindutva Knight @HPhobiaWatch]

A mail campaign to Maharashtra DGP and @washingtonpost HR tomorrow. Our target is 25k

Lets do it. Like/RT if you ready

[Sagar @sagarcasm]

Lehra Do is a great song, but this is the greatest. Chills Literal Chills!

[Deepak Kumar Pradhan @deepss4u]

@Aditi_Nit Deepak

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

This is brilliant... Absolutely brilliant by @BJP4India 😂😂

[Deepak Kumar Pradhan @deepss4u]

People here want some one trustworthy and connected to ground karyakatas to help BJP win , who would be an asset for BJP in its growth and for its future in the state. Hope u choose right . JAI SRI RAM.
@dpradhanbjp @JPNadda @AmitShah
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[Deepak Kumar Pradhan @deepss4u]

@narendramodi It's already been disappointing enough seeing all these alliance facade in media and being from cuttack I trust u with my sincere plea that, Cuttack is a sensitive Parliamentary Seat.Please don't field this time anyone who is an outsider, just like Prakash Mishra
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[Deepak Kumar Pradhan @deepss4u]

previous MP candidates (including Bhatruhari Mahatab from Bjd). This time we cuttackis would like to see some sangha core person to serve this MILLENIAL CITY. Hope your good self would not repeat the same mistake of 2019 for Cuttack at least.
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[desi mojito @desimojito]

Gems of Pappu from Bharat Anyay Yatra in a single video 🤣😂🤣😂

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

A video of a young lawyer criticizing the CAA as unconstitutional went viral in 2020 on average IQ platforms like Instagram. The speech was laced with emotional rhetoric, whataboutery, and strawman fallacies.

I didn't know who he was at that time. Yesterday, Brut India shared his video again, and then I found out that his name was Abhinav Chandrachud, the son of the CJI.

The man spoke at great length to conclude that Indian citizenship provisions had 'unsecular origins' because India introduced a permit system on the West Pakistan border in 1948 to reduce the influx of Muslims who had left India but didn't like Pakistan and hence were coming back. However, India had not introduced this permit for East Pakistan (Bangladesh) because India wanted borders open so that Hindus could come freely from Bangladesh.

So this man thinks that Muslims who demanded Pakistan, went there once it was created, and now wanted to come back because they didn't like it should have been given the same privileges as a Bengali Hindu living in East Pakistan, who stayed there because of safety assurance given by Pakistan, but now wants to come to India because Pakistan didn't keep the promise. Is that logical?

India was divided on religious lines. Millions died during partition because Muslims wanted a separate country. They got it. But then some of them didn't like it. So they wanted to come back. And India should have rolled out a red carpet for them to uphold our "secular credentials", right?

Bangladeshi Hindus didn't ask for partition, but they paid for it. They stayed back in Bangladesh because they were poor, uninformed, confused, and were given assurance for their safety, which wasn't upheld. So they wanted to come. But should India have minimized that influx by introducing a permit system?

If you are reading this, Abhinav, please come to Twitter space and let's have a spirited argument about your speech.

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

I'm nobody. I'm just an ordinary internet user who put almost zero value to BJP. Hardly anyone knows me in party.
Forget being in IT cell core team, I'm not even a primary member of BJP..
Forget 2rs, I don't even get 2 paisa from BJP.

And I'm not alone, there's thousands of others like me who supports bjp just for ideology ; nationalism & Hindutva..

[Megh Updates 🚨™ @MeghUpdates]

We are now living in the new J&K after Abr of 370. I come from poonch and development is so astronomical that with this pace we will get PoK in a day- A Sikh from Jammu

[Anantha Narayan @ThisIsAnantha]

THE MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW

Tamil Nadu is the toughest puzzle to solve for any national party in India. Ask the Congress party. It was in power for 20 years since independence. And then one fine day the state was lost to Dravidian parties. It’s been 57 years since, and the Congress is nowhere among the frontrunners. The Communists have tasted success in Kerala. But they’ve always been a sidekick in TN; never the lead player. Which brings us to the BJP.

The BJP took almost 50 years to conquer the Hindi belt. The top leadership knows that the South will take a few more decades. And Tamil Nadu being the hardest nut to crack, the Sangh parivaar is willing to wait. And wait. And wait.

The preparation for the harvest was started in the late sixties. Some green shoots were realised in the nineties. But the real confidence to breach Fort St. George was realised in 2019 after BJP became the largest political party in the world.

The original plan was to create a nationalist front by riding a horse called Rajinikant. But the superstar developed cold feet possibly due to ill-health. So, the BJP had no other choice to create its own hero. BL Santhosh, the national general secretary of BJP, played the biggest ace of his career by punting on a man called Kuppuswamy Annamalai.

K. Annamalai is the very antithesis of Tamil politicians. He’s super well educated, for starters. An IIM-L grad and ex-IPS to boot, he’s more prepared than Chat GPT to answer any question dart thrown at him by anyone.

Having been mandated to disrupt state politics, Annamalai decided to do a deep dive of all things Dravidian. The learnings came thick and fast:

A) Tamil Nadu is more about larger-than-life leaders than parties. It’s important for BJP to project one leader than a group of leaders.
B) What keeps Dravidian parties going is the ecosystem of Movies, Media, and Literature. A parallel ecosystem needs to be created to take the Dravidians on.
C) Tamils aren’t too hung up about Dravidianism. All they want is the Tamil culture to take the pride of place.
D) Hindi the language is not resented. But Hindi-domination is.
E) Modi was a hate figure largely due to the Dravidian campaign. This perception can be reversed as it’s merely a perception
F) Tamils love bold leaders. Jayalalitha was always preferred over Karunanidhi for this reason. There’s no space for a Mr. Nice in state politics.
G) While the lead parties might profess atheism, the state is by and large teeming with believers. Maybe a play can be made to tap into the spiritual side of the state.
H) AIADMK minus Jayalalitha can never come to power by themselves. And AIADMK + DMK vote share is only 70%. The other 30% is available for BJP if they make an aggressive pitch.
I) The opposition parties in Tamil Nadu have a cosy arrangement with the ruling party. They have a ‘Zero attacks for 4.5 years’ policy. The average opposition leader will stir out of his home only 6 months before elections
J) Politicians across the board have skeletons in their closet. No one is seen as ‘clean and honest’ by the public.

The thing that sets Annamalai apart from others was the fact that he weaponised his learnings. The first thing he did was to unabashedly project himself. A war room was set up to make him the most talked about BJP politician on social media. This obviously got the goat of many of his colleagues. But he managed the national leadership’s backing and thus was born the Cult of Annamalai.

Having overcome competition from within, Annamalai set his sights on the larger prize. Can BJP become the No.2 party by 2024? And the No.1 party by 2026? For Mission 1 to succeed he had to turn AIADMK into an adversary. Hence his aggression vis-à-vis the party of two leaves. Once he got AIADMK out of the way, he unfolded his Brahmastra – the En Mann En Makkal - a 1770 Km padayatra that traverses every constituency in the state.

No one in Tamil Nadu had attempted anything on this scale. By exercising this walkathon option, Annamalai was striving to make history. Fortunately, he got the backing of the BIG 2 when he repackaged the yatra as a platform to promote the Modi story. Amit Shah came for the inauguration. Modi, for the grand finale which attracted over 5 lakh people.

BJP watchers in all Television channels have acknowledged a significant blip in the vote share after the yatra. From all estimates, right now the party might clock anywhere between 8% and 18%. That’s the magic of Annamalai.

For a party that in the best of times got around 5%, this is the great leap forward. To best the AIADMK in the Lok Sabha polls will be the stuff that dreams are made of. To beat the DMK will be even sweeter.

Annamalai knows Mission 1 is a realisable dream.

Mission 2 should happen by 2026. In his mind, there’s no doubt about that.

And that’s why, everyone loves Annamalai.

[Deepak Kumar Pradhan @deepss4u]

Don't think people with mere personal aspirations and no ground roots for BJP or Cuttack can yield any results. Hope u choose accordingly. JAI SHRI RAM . VANDE MATARAM.
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[Deepak Kumar Pradhan @deepss4u]

Modji, pl don't repeat the same mistake for Cuttack Loksabha seat by bringing outsiders ( non party karyakarta) like Prakash Mishra, who were never seen with the Karayakartas or the public either before or after the General Elections 2019 @narendramodi @AmitShah @dpradhanbjp
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[Deepak Kumar Pradhan @deepss4u]

Bringing one from within the cadre / Sangha background which would not only boost the morale and enthusiasm of the cadre but would essentially help us win this election big time and get state BJP grow stronger.
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[Aussie Bhakt @AussieBhakt]

• Writing this thread to burst first 10 lies that Dhruv Rathee has peddled in his so called viral video of ‘Is India becoming Dictatorship’

• The man has spoken a lie in every single point he has made

• I hope people will come out with video exposing his lies but until then please read through the first 🧵 of facts against his poison:

[BhikuMhatre @MumbaichaDon]

Thread:

This is a story of 2 Great Statesmen who have maturity to keep Development as Priority over Politics.

This is a story of 1 Bureaucrat who has achieved big milestones on his Merit.

This is Story of .@narendramodi Ji,
.@Naveen_Odisha Ji & .@AshwiniVaishnaw Ji.

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