@Iftekha39418001 और मुसलमानों ने तो इस देश क्या सारे विश्व को जिहाद, हलाला, मिसयार, मुताह, बलात्कार, नमकहरामी, छोटी-छोटी बच्चियों से शादी का प्रावधान, बहु-विवाह, जिस थाली में खाओ उसी में छेद करने का संस्कार दिया है, और क्या-क्या गिनाऊं बाकी के खुद ही जोड़ लो।
Everyone deserves to unwind and celebrate after a hard day’s work. But there is a time and a place for it.
When a movement is presented as a fight for justice for students, including those whose deaths by suicide are invoked as its moral foundation, scenes of dancing and what appears to be a celebratory party immediately afterwards strike a jarring contrast. To many, it will seem deeply insensitive, almost like dancing at someone’s funeral while claiming to mourn their loss.
Earlier, a video of Vijayeta Dhaiya dancing on stage went viral. Now, visuals showing Dipke’s group, including Saurav, Ranka and others, celebrating raise uncomfortable questions. What message does this send to the thousands of young people who came to Jantar Mantar believing they were part of a solemn movement for educational reform?
Many students may now feel they were misled. A protest that claimed to represent their aspirations appears, at least from these visuals, to have ended in celebration rather than reflection. Those who joined in good faith deserve to ask whether their emotions were used for a political campaign rather than a genuine students’ movement.
The youth of this country deserve sincerity, not spectacle.
बांग्लादेश में १ वर्ष से लेकर ७० वर्ष तक कि आयु कि औरतों पर भी २०-२० मुसलमान सुवरों ने बलात्कार किया और बाद में उन्हें मारकर फेंक दिया।
क्या आपको इन बेबस, बदनसीब, लाचार औरतों में अपनी माता, बहन, बेटी नहीं दिखती? क्या आपका ख़ून सूख गया हैं? क्या आपका ख़ून पानी हो गया हैं?
अरे! निक