@AmaalMallik loser poser thinks indian law favors women and tells us to just say no. go touch grass and maybe you'll find some acid attack survivors and victims of gangrape who said no to men. The only difference is that they didn't die. bitch ass idiot
tell me you're blind to women's plight without telling me. The just say no discourse is so bizzare. I said no and I was told I'm dead to them. Some women said no and got acid thrown in their face, gang raped in other cases. "Indian laws are better for women" stfu
selective politics is when crime sof one community gets no comments from you because you're secular but the other community makes you question your morals and religious beliefs ironically for the same reason. secularism has ruined objectivity
When leaders of other political parties caught themselves in similar position as modi, it was narrated as embarassing the nation but culprit were the leaders who couldn't answer the questions. Now the culprit is the journalist for asking the question
“i don’t do politics” is often just a polished way of saying “the consequences of politics don’t hurt me enough to care.” apathy isn’t virtue, it’s privilege without responsibility.
If you can enjoy the rights, protections, and freedoms politics grants you without bothering to think critically about who gets denied them, that isn’t neutrality it’s selfishness dressed up as detachment.
There's a difference between insulting and questioning in a journalistic authority and the citizens have a right to question if the leader is not leading in a favour to the same citizens that got him the position
Primeminister of India, Narendra Modi, would not take my question, I was not expecting him to.
Norway has the number one spot on the World Press Freedom Index, India is at 157th, competing with Palestine, Emirates & Cuba.
It is our job to question the powers we cooperate with.