Just because you lobbied to have the man who issued the war crimes taken down doesn’t mean the war crimes disappear or your guilt is assuaged. You will not outrun justice. You will not lobby history. You are a murderous maniac Benjamin Netanyahu. You will always be remembered as such.
I WILL NEVER STOP TALKING ABOUT UMAR KHALID !! He hasn’t even been given a chance at a fair trial. If he is actually a terrorist/criminal and is actually guilty THEN IT SHOULD BE PROVEN IN THE COURT WITH A DIRECT EVIDENCE
okay but first let's remove
-temple entry restrictions
-discrimination in schools/colleges such as social exclusion, bullying etc, in public places
-caste based abuse and slurs
-untouchability practice
-caste based violence
-economic exclusion
and the list goes on (1/2)
I’m thinking of Umar Khalid. I think of him everyday. I hope he knows he is wrong- he has not been forgotten. Countless like me keep him in our hearts and minds, we pray for him, fight for his freedom in whatever way we can.
Umar Khalid walked so Gen Z could run.
The battle to end his illegal imprisonment continues.
I could educate you on the necessity of affirmative action, the concept of caste capital, and the reality of caste-based differential access to resources. But you’re too ignorant and intellectually incurious for that. I could, however, recommend some books to you. Lemme know. ✌️
This isn’t just about NEET paper leaks. It’s a revolt against feeling generally suppressed in a democracy & the mainstream media’s brainwashing.
As a father of two, I know first hand : suppressing & brainwashing today’s youth will never work.
Somehow my feed is all about caste and reservation and I’m appalled at how many people are living under a rock, privileged enough, thinking that things have changed enough to get rid of reservation. The only thing that has changed is that there now exists a creamy layer.
While the english media is talking about NEET exams reform etc, one person has been forgotten, he name is S. Anitha, a Dalit student who committed suicide. She was the first victim of this oppressive and discriminative central exam system called NEET. It would be respectful to remember her at this moment.