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[nahar @nahartu]

Everytime there's some lathi charge or internet shut down, it reminds me of how our forefathers would have managed to live during British era

[‎Wojak Codes @wojakcodes]

idk why nobody protests against police brutality in India.

We badly need police reforms, but nobody seems to give a fuck about it.

Everyone just accepts the ugly reality that police can assault any random civilian like an animal and get away with it like it’s nothing.

[nahar @nahartu]

@Swisss_tea Yes. He introduces himself as IIT-R alumni. He was shaming Delhi Police Commissioner for taking action on students because he also happens to be an IITR alumni.

[Vijay Thirumalai @vijaythirumalai]

They see weakness, going for the kill now

Better not miss it when they come for the Lion King

If Lion King comes out relatively unscathed & if you don't take action on these thugs 1 by 1, mercilessly, you deserve to be governed by Pappu for the rest of your life

Let's see

[nahar @nahartu]

@rahulroushan Dahiya is a dalit? Dahiya is a Jaat surname. Many of my friends are dahiya jaats

[nahar @nahartu]

@Anushaaayrrrr almost all the protests historically have the same trajectory. they get support from various political and regional organizations and there's also mobilisation of groups. there's nothing wrong in it. although how the govt deals with it is another matter

[nahar @nahartu]

It's inevitable that the minister will go, the protests will end and everything will be back to normal but and there will beore exams like this. But a life is precious. Parents and elders should create such an environment at their homes where failing is not a crime

[nahar @nahartu]

I hope we don't stop at just the resignations, protests & marches. We must continue this conversation. We as a country & society gotta make sure that failing is okay. It's not wrong to fail. We need to ask bigger questions to ourselves, questions like..

[nahar @nahartu]

..why are we so averse to failure? why would our kids prefer to kill themselves over accepting the results. Ofcourse the govt and the system fucked it up with NEET but how can our kids go to such extreme on their own? without any pressure to 'succeed' from the family?

[nahar @nahartu]

@_svs_ I don't think so they are on the verge of resignation yet

[Markandey Katju @mkatju]

I have often criticized the Cockroach Janta Party & its movement. But I have always done that politely giving my reasons.
In return most CJP members&supporters responded to my criticism by hurling filthy abuses, vilification, & invectives at me ( like abuse of mother&sister ), on the social media, which I had to delete.
I dont mind polite criticism. I have an open mind & can change my views if someone coolly&politely points out my error.
But most of today's youth ( like the cockroaches at Jantar Mantar ) believe that to win an argument one must hurl filthy abuses, profanity & vituperation, instead of presenting cool, rational arguments.
And like the children who followed the Pied Piper of Hamelin & were drowned, they are so gullible that they can be taken for a ride by any charlatan, fraud, or deceiver, who may take them to their doom.

[Chhirag Kedia @swing_ka_sultan]

We Indians have always had a strange preference for nautanki over real work. Demanding resignations after every blunder, and offering them as proof of accountability, is among the biggest examples of it.

Lal Bahadur Shastri resigned as Railway Minister after major train accidents. But did his resignation stop train accidents?

Decades later, Nitish Kumar also resigned as Railway Minister, taking moral responsibility after a train accident.

Resigning is easy. Staying, taking responsibility, fixing what went wrong, and bringing lasting change to the system is the harder job. That, to me, is true remorse and accountability.

But in a country where symbolism often gets rewarded more than outcomes, you are sometimes better off riding a buffalo to your village and pleasing everyone than building the road that transforms the village and arriving there in a Mercedes.

We often applaud the spectacle of sacrifice more than the difficult, unglamorous work of actually fixing things.

[nahar @nahartu]

they don't need to and they still can protest. what a dumb fuck way to reason

[Lavanya Gupta @Lavanya_Gupta_]

Half of the people protesting there won't even know the full form of NEET

[nahar @nahartu]

@justjalebi1 don't forget the freebies

[nahar @nahartu]

@wanderingraptor maybe you should. doesnt help anyone though. none of the big techs have spoken in favour of Palestine including Elon, Msft, google & others but we still use those products while being completely aware that Israel is doing a genocide in Palestine and two states is the way forward

[nahar @nahartu]

I am ready to pay you 2k per day all you have to do is go to Jantar Mantar and counter them. If you don't wanna do that then sit down and stfu

[Varun Uppal @imvarunuppal]

We are just heading towards another Shaheen Bagh scenario. The gullible fools still think it’s a revolution by the students whilst 80% of them are paid protestors available for 200 per day.

[nahar @nahartu]

Lawrence Bishnoi should be made next education minister. He'd atleast take responsibility for further paper leaks

[SwatKat💃 @swatic12]

Two completely different personalities 😁

[nahar @nahartu]

@RakeshK32229480 Between Congress and AAP I'll choose Congress. AAP is the cockroach

[nahar @nahartu]

@pritika_9 Yes and many of them are organised by some regional party or something. So many people from Haryana (my state) are getting involved and mind you most of them are miscreants

[nahar @nahartu]

That's the problem with Indian govts and babus. They just want to ban things. That's all they can do. Britishers would have done the same thing if it was 1926 and metro existed back then

[Jungle ka phool 🪻 @shreyanigans]

Yaad rakhna , Protesters didn’t halt your everyday commute , the cowardice of the State did .