This guy is new to twitter, he still thinks Durga puja originated from Bengal! Lol. Bihar is the owner, we hired Bengalis to market it like a good, loyal employee! Even Bengali language is not even yours! ๐๐๐๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ
His name is Rajiv Bhati (also known as Raja Gujjar) is roaming around Europe these days and doing the same cheap low class shรฌt he has done before.
He has been seen doing these ghatiya harkate in foreign countries earlier too.
This time in his latest reel his friend is recording a foreign girl sitting next to him and she clearly looks uncomfortable as hell..๐คฎ
This guy has a habit of treating foreign women like free content for his reels. No civic sense,no respect, just cheap behaviour.
Going abroad doesnt mean you can act like a desperate clown and film girls without their consent.
India's name gets even more f*ckd because of scum like him. These types go outside do the same dirty, pathetic acts and then the whole country has to carry the shame.
Such people should have their passports taken away. Stop bringing shame outside. Respect women or stay the f*ck home.
The Fenghe Bridge is part of a major highway connecting China and Mongolia. Its total length is 1,871 kilometers. The length of the bridge itself is 8 km.
The Fenghe Bridge is part of a major highway connecting China and Mongolia. Its total length is 1,871 kilometers. The length of the bridge itself is 8 km.
@kiroriwalanuj@SadhuMaharaj16 Bechara gareeb obc baniya, yeh to sarkari school lag hmrha hai usme bhi sabse gareeb wala jisme tu padha hai.. gareeb baap ki fatichar baniya aulaad.
In my class in one of the towns in Bihar, the total strength was always 25 .
Your poor education is being well reflected.
Pooooooooojeet ๐ฉ๐คฃ Imagine making your entire personality about hating people and then crying when they don't respect you. Saar, the call is coming from inside the house. ๐๐คก
@kiroriwalanuj@ABHINAV_zsquad@IndianTechGuide "rest of the world still respects us". P@j33t. You are a balatkaar ki paidaish gulaam nasl whose ancestors were even grapes by Bihari invaders.