Those who did not hoist our Tiranga for 52 years after Independence - their government is now arresting people for hoisting the Tricolour.
This is the real face of the Modi Govt and the BJP.
Congress stands with all the protesters arrested today.
Together, we will fight and defeat their sinister plot to undermine our democracy by attacking our right to vote.
ये बेहद गंभीर मामला है कि डिटेन की गई नेहा बोरा कहाँ हैं, इसकी कहीं कोई ख़बर नहीं है। एक नारी को रात में डिटेन करके कहाँ ले जाया गया है, पुलिस इसका ख़ुलासा करे। राष्ट्रीय महिला आयोग तत्काल इस अति संवेदनशील प्रकरण का संज्ञान ले।
नेहा बोरा को तुरंत रिहा किया जाए!
This video is definately going to get deleted from internet.
I don't recommend you to watch it.
I don't like these news channel people talking so much truth
@actorbrahmaji I’ll fund you. Would you talk against the government of AP for approving land to build data centers. The very data centers that use tons of water, produce sound, harm the ecosystem. You get to prove that funding actually happens and we get to see your spine🙏🏼
Waving the Tricolour at Jantar Mantar in a peaceful protest is not a crime. Jailing youth for it is an act of cowardice.
Students. Youth. Journalists. The INDIA bloc. Different banners, one cause. All protests are one: citizens demanding their constitutional rights.
Jantar Mantar belongs to the people of India. We will reclaim it.
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Authorities in India are using abusive methods to crack down on peaceful protesters, Human Rights Watch says.
Protesters from Indian opposition parties and the Cockroach Janta Party have demanded election chief Gyanesh Kumar's resignation over alleged vote fraud.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s grip on power in the world’s largest democracy is loosening, as massive youth protests crowd cities across the country and deliver Modi the most serious challenge he has faced since taking office in 2014. https://t.co/ohJ2iROmNW
This past weekend, thousands of anti-government protesters were arrested in New Delhi. A movement that began several months ago, and was initially focussed on demands to reform India’s education system, has now centered itself around the government’s decision to remove more than 100 million people from the country’s voter rolls. “By sheer numbers, this is one of the largest-ever exercises of disenfranchisement in the history of the world,” Yogendra Yadav, an activist and political scientist says. Read Isaac Chotiner’s full conversation with Yadav about the widespread unrest in Narendra Modi’s India and the aggressive action taken by a panic-stricken regime that knows it is losing popularity: https://t.co/fs2npJesLQ