So does this Supreme Court judge want @MahuaMoitra to take bullets? What kind of motormouth persons have we appointed as judges? Is this the judicial temperament we expect of constitutional court judges? This is why we need to fix judicial accountability.
The statement is condemnation worthy. Especially when you know about the dire state of affairs in Bengal. If tomorrow anything happens to Ms. Moitra, this bench led by Justice Dipankar Datta will be responsible. He should be ashamed of his conduct. In any functional democracy, such judges would’ve been compelled to resign or be impeached!
⦿ जब मैं शांति से चल रही थी तो पुलिस ने मुझे क्यों मारा?
⦿ ये रूल है कि एक मेल ऑफिसर किसी लड़की को नहीं मार सकता, तो एक पुरुष RAF ऑफिसर ने मुझे कैसे मारा?
⦿ Why did he try to jab a baton into my buttocks?
उस ऑफिसर को जिसने भी ऐसा करने का ऑर्डर दिया था, अगर वो माफी मांग ले, तो मुझे खुशी होगी।
: मुस्कान शर्मा जी
Thank you every one and @RahulGandhi sir for all the love, support, appreciation it makes all the difference ♥️and I’d say haters but what they are doing is criminal so to whoever you serve, your narrative can’t change the reality.
xx
Rhiya
BIG: former BJP MP Brij Bhushan Saran Singh acquitted in sexual harassment case by a Delhi court . This despite the fact that four of the six female Olympic wrestlers stood by their testimonies in court .. the POWERFUL win out yet again . 🙏
BIG: former BJP MP Brij Bhushan Saran Singh acquitted in sexual harassment case by a Delhi court . This despite the fact that four of the six female Olympic wrestlers stood by their testimonies in court .. the POWERFUL win out yet again . 🙏
Beyond the police crackdowns, stone pelting, and political outrage, something far more significant happened at Jantar Mantar.
We saw the rise of Compassionate Citizenship—led by Gen Z. Tens of thousands chose restraint, non-violence, and solidarity when it mattered most.
Read my full piece in @timesofindia 👇
The new avatar of India’s youth
https://t.co/zlGvtZRuAV
If I were the Prime Minister of India, this would be my address to the students:
My dear students and young citizens,
I speak to you today not as Prime Minister, but as someone who must listen when the youth feel unheard.
I understand your fear that education no longer guarantees jobs. Your frustration is real and so are your questions. I also realise that this isn’t just about one resignation but the pent up frustration that needs large scale reforms:
Immediately, my government is taking the following steps:
1. I mourn the tragic loss of 18 young lives linked to the NEET crisis. No examination failure can ever be worth a student’s life. I am sorry.
2. I apologise to every student who faced a lathi charge while peacefully protesting. The alleged use of pellet guns, the lorry carrying stones near the protest site and every instance of excessive force will be investigated and those found guilty will be punished.
3. We need to increase our investment in education. I commit that Public investment in education will rise by 0.5 percentage points of GDP every year for the next ten years.
4. We will publish transparent data on employment, vacancies, recruitment delays. Even IITs having a 28% vacant positions and Central universities having 26% unfilled vacancies is alarming.
5. We will work hard on creating the promised 2 crore jobs each year. Job creation in private sector is a must. We will soon come up with fiscal policies that encourage and incentivise job creation. I am setting up a committee to make recommendations.
I will not ask you to remain silent. Question us, challenge us and hold us accountable. I promise that my government will approach everything that troubles you with an open mind.
Looking forward to remaining engaged on your issues till they get resolved.
At your service
Your Prime Minister.
Let no other talk distract you from the fact that pellet guns, electric shock batons, tear gas lathis with rusted nails were used to attack a march of peaceful young Indians asking for a better education system, in the national capital.
An AK-47 gun was used to disperse another such protest in Bihar.
Union Ministers lied to the country about it, while all of this was shown largely by independent and global media, and via social media.
And now the regime is behind young content creators who put up stories and reels that exposed this brutality of the regime to the world.
School and college students were detained- some even from their homes, women faced some dirty behaviour from some individuals who are yet to be suspended.
Peaceful protesters have been manhandled, prohibited from speaking out against the education system and the regime, across most parts of the country.
Some pro bjp handles have put up silly videos dissing the young generation, even trying to attract abuse to young people who made reels only asking the regime to come out and talk.
And Andhbhakts have, as per their upbringing, abused women and threatened young people.
None of the attempts by the regime to be seen on any social media medium and interact with anybody will make up for this.
पीएम द्वारा ख़ुद को गाली देने वाले छात्रों को माफ़ करने का वीडियो शेयर करते ही प्रसिद्ध गायक और संगीतकार विशाल ददलानी ने भी एक वीडियो जारी कर दिया।
उन्होंने व्यंगात्मक अंदा�� में कहा कि बच्चों पर पैलेट गन चले तो क्या हुआ ? लाठियां पड़े तो क्या हुआ ? टीयर गैस छोड़े तो क्या हुआ ? लेकिन बच्चे यदि गालियाँ देंगे तो सोचिए देश के संस्कार कहाँ जा रहे है ?
@VishalDadlani @BJP4India @INCIndia
When the politician who has done more for Indian hockey than anyone else raises a concern, it deserves to be heard. Indian hockey belongs to every Indian—not to any political colour. Don’t stain our sporting legacy with colour politics. 🇮🇳🏑😡🙏
There are 3 kinds of journalism:
Independent — BBC: publicly funded, but editorially independent.
Partisan — CNN and Fox: different ideological lenses.
Sell-out — journalism that serves power instead of questioning it.
India seems to have pioneered the third category. Much of its mainstream media no longer holds power accountable. It sells the narrative of whoever holds the leash.
That’s not journalism. That’s PR.