What Narendra Modi can do if he got wrong treatment at Government Hospital. He should lodge protest with State Government right.
But I see a positive note. This might be because people feel state government is not capable of resolving issues and pin thier hope on @narendramodi
@umashankarsingh@DelhiPolice Wearing a Journalist tag didn't give them any special right. The freedom of press should stop at nose of a citizen, beyond which people may not stay calm.
Money matters.
Advocates who don't open their mouths in court without hefty fees don't suddenly become full-time activists for free.
Before buying the narrative, ask a simple question:
Who benefits? Who funds? Who gains?
Follow the money. The answers are usually there.
Looking at the sequence of events, I see a pattern that raises questions. I'm not claiming, as a proven fact, that this is a sponsored protest. But after observing the developments, I find it difficult to ignore the possibility that various groups may be trying to leverage the situation for their own interests.
Whenever a major public issue emerges, different political, corporate, activist, and media players often try to shape the narrative in a way that benefits them. That is why citizens should examine events critically rather than accepting any side's claims at face value.
However, whether a protest is justified or not should ultimately be judged on its merits, evidence, and impact, not solely on who may be supporting or amplifying it.
The bigger question for us is this: What genuinely serves India's long-term interests? We should support progress, development, transparency, and accountability together. If a project benefits the country, it should move forward. If there are legitimate concerns, they should be addressed through facts and due process, not misinformation or political gamesmanship.
Blindly supporting every protest is unwise. Blindly dismissing every protest is equally unwise. Citizens should evaluate the evidence, understand the motivations of all stakeholders, and decide what best advances the nation's interests.
If women protesters were allegedly being harassed by male police officers, as claimed by CJP, then Delhi Police responding by deploying more women officers and equipping male officers with body cameras is a step meant to address that concern.
Now, when the police take those measures, you are calling it a "women victim card." Which is it?
First, the complaint was that women protesters felt uncomfortable dealing with male officers. Then, when women officers are deployed, the same move is portrayed as a strategy or publicity stunt.
Do you really think people are not paying attention? We can see the sequence of events and understand what is happening.
Really, Do you think we are fools @sardesairajdeep . Do you think we are not equipped to see, listen and understand what's happening. We don't need an interpreter to decode things. Abhijeet Dipke is doing all these for his political mileage.
If we carefully watch his statements, he have a wish to get replaced with Rahul Gandhi
Judges are not sitting there to accept whatever you say. And why are you so worried about detention. These cockroaches only said "Arrest me, Arrest me, I came to get arrested". Not they started crying "Release me, Release me" - he is not right, she is not right, blah blah blah.
I think they are afraid now !!!
@TanushreePande A "Muslim" man. We know your hidden intentions @TanushreePande . Your wish to create a relegious conflict will never go unnoticed. And don't think that we will get moved by your ill intentions. We are not fools like people surrounding you.
Pandey
@ArvindKejriwal Not Modi, I feel you are a psychopath and coward. Because you are hiding behind Cockroaches and not Modi. He still stands tall.
At some point of of time we saw you as Anti-corruption leader but not now. With Liquor policy we know you are just another politician.
@ArvindKejriwal Your credibility is lost Kejriwal. I see only Old people around and you call them Youth and Genz. I think you need to change your spectacles
We are aware of the concerns many people have regarding your involvement in political and geopolitical matters. From our perspective, a business should focus on serving customers rather than influencing political outcomes.
Why should consumers pay a premium for your products when comparable alternatives can often be obtained in India at a much lower cost?
Many of us do not view this as a public service. We see it as a business enterprise whose primary objective is profit and wealth creation. That is understandable for any company, but it also means consumers have every right to question the value they receive for the price they pay.
Concerns have also been raised globally about your role in political affairs and international conflicts. Your provision of Starlink services during the Russia-Ukraine war demonstrated that your decisions can extend beyond commerce and affect matters of national security and geopolitics.
As Indians, we naturally evaluate such issues through the lens of our own national interests. Given the security challenges in our neighbourhood, many people prefer to place their trust in companies and systems that they believe align more closely with India's interests.
You are, first and foremost, a capitalist entrepreneur pursuing business objectives. That is your choice. As consumers, however, we are equally free to decide whom we support.
For those reasons, we choose not to support your products and services.
By wrong statements you are putting Tesla Car owners at Risk. If people get angry with Anti-India approach of you, people will see Tesla car and its owner as thier enemies
Why waste your energy responding to Musk? His preference has often seemed to be markets where he can dominate rather than compete on equal terms. If that's the case, India is unlikely to be an easy playground.
That said, let's not think Jio and ambani is beyond criticism. I've had a 5G signal, an active data balance, and still struggled to get usable internet. More than once, I've had to rely on an Airtel hotspot just to stay connected. Reliable service and responsive customer support matter, and many users still have genuine concerns on both fronts
For some, this may look like a big crowd. But looking at the picture, it appears to be only a few hundred people. Even many small temple festivals attract larger gatherings.
Given that the organisers regularly claim millions of views and massive public support, this turnout looks underwhelming. Online engagement and real-world participation are not always the same. Bots can boost likes and views, but they cannot show up at a public event.
Provocation rarely helps anyone. If violence erupts, its consequences can reach everyone, including those who thought they were insulated from it. The same goes for media organisations, journalists, and their families. We all live in the same society.
Letโs choose responsibility, respect the law, and uphold civil conduct.
@dhruv_rathee@narendramodi Mumbai Train has more commuters than this. It's a failed show @dhruv_rathee . Your Bot followers cannot physically attend any function, I think you forgot that.
All heavyweights but only handfull of people. That disgusting. You are rejected Ratheee