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I’ll be forever grateful for your love and support, and I promise to make you all proud.
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This is the clearest video yet.
It appears that police personnel were being assaulted right in front of Abhijeet Dipke.
The footage suggests that protesters attacked the police first, after which the lathi-charge followed.
Sonam Wangchuk and Dharmendra Pradhan met over the National Education Policy in 2023.
If Dharmendra Pradhan could meet him and have a constructive discussion then, why shouldn't he meet him now? Dialogue is always better than deadlock. It is time for the Education Minister to meet Sonam Wangchuk over the concerns.
It is good that the Delhi Police acted on the Delhi High Court's orders, saved Sonam Wangchuk at the right time, and admitted him to the hospital. Why were none of the organizers present at the protest site at that time?
The organizers behind the CJP protest seem so driven by political ambitions that, if they believe Sonam Wangchuk's death could trigger a revolution or advance their political careers, they would prefer him to die. They are shameless and can stoop to any level.
The CJP protest is a platform for everything except the NEET paper leak. The stage was never given to the students who were affected by the paper leak, nor was it ever given to the parents whose children lost their lives because of the paper leak. Instead, the platform was given to the Islamo-left ecosystem:
1) Arundhati Roy, who believes that Kashmir is not a part of India.
2) Colin Gonsalves, who filed a mercy petition for 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab.
3) Prashant Bhushan, who approached the Supreme Court at midnight to stop the hanging of terrorist Yakub Memon.
4) Nandita Narain, who sang "Bas naam rahega Allah ka" from the CJP stage, a poem by Pakistani poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz.
5) Kunal Kamra, who said from the CJP stage - "Yeh log Sita ke Pati ka naam lekar, Nita ke Pati ka kaam kar rahe hain" (They chant the name of Sita's husband, but they serve Nita's husband.)
6) Prakash Raj, who said from the CJP stage - "They chant Jai Shri Ram, but I will chant Jai Samvidhan".
At what point does this even look like a protest against the NEET paper leak? Which of these statements is for NEET students?
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan should have stepped down much earlier, not because of the CJP protest or Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike, but because of accountability. It is not just about the NEET paper leak, but also about one-sided UGC equity regulations and CBSE OSM flaws. These are his failures, and he should take responsibility for them.
And today, if such an atmosphere has been created where, on one stage, people who are terrorist sympathizers are present, people who are mocking Hinduism are present, people who are Naxal sympathizers are present, and people who have filed mercy petitions for terrorists and stood in court on their behalf are present, and they are spreading their agenda from the stage in the name of protest, then the CJP organizers are responsible for this. They are fully aware of what they are doing and of the statements being made from the stage.
They are so shameless that when the Delhi Police arrived to take Sonam Wangchuk to the hospital, not a single CJP organizer was present at the protest site because they were elsewhere, staying in their comfort zone.
They are using Sonam Wangchuk. And if they believe that his death during the hunger strike could benefit their political careers and serve their agenda, they will leave him to die.
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Some people who joined CJP protest:
1) Arundhati Roy, who believes that Kashmir is not a part of India.
2) Colin Gonsalves, who filed a mercy petition for 26/11 terrorist Ajmal Kasab.
3) Prashant Bhushan, who approached Supreme Court at midnight to stop the hanging of terrorist Yakub Memon.
4) Nandita Narain, who sang "Bas naam rahega Allah ka" from CJP stage, a poem by Pakistani poet Faiz Ahmad Faiz.
5) Kunal Kamra, who said from CJP stage - "Yeh log Sita ke Pati ka naam lekar, Nita ke Pati ka kaam kar rahe hain" (They chant the name of Sita's husband, but they serve Nita's husband).
At what point does this even look like a protest against the NEET paper leak? If the objective was truly to seek justice for NEET students, the stage should have been given to the students who were affected by the paper leak, or to the parents whose children lost their lives due to the paper leak. Instead, the platform was given to the Islamo-left ecosystem. It clearly shows the CJP protest organizers' priorities and the real agenda behind the protest.
Sonam Wangchuk should also take a closer look at what is happening around him. He has been reduced to a pawn while others are using his credibility and public image to lend legitimacy to the movement.
A few days ago, Sonam Wangchuk himself remarked from the CJP stage that others were eating at the protest while he was on a hunger strike. He openly expressed disappointment and said - "If you cannot join me in an indefinite hunger strike, at least observe a one-day hunger strike, or skip one meal in solidarity." How many CJP protest organizers acted on his appeal?
He should analyze whether his struggle is being used to advance a broader political or ideological agenda rather than the cause that people believe he is representing, because the CJP protest appears to have become a platform for everything except the NEET paper leak.
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Vapi–Daman deserves better internet.
We're paying Mumbai/Delhi-level broadband prices, yet service quality is nowhere close. With only two major providers Quest Internet and @youbroadband effectively controlling the market, consumers are left with frequent outages, inconsistent speeds, and poor reliability which hurt creators, esports athletes, businesses and students alike.
Personally, poor connectivity has cost me during national level esports tournaments.
What's frustrating is that whenever giant reliable providers like Airtel Xstream Fiber and JioFiber look to expand into the region, there always seem to be roadblocks from the government officials preventing real competition.
The people of Vapi–Daman deserve better choices and better internet.