Those who speak about the collapsing economy and the falling rupee are branded as Pakistan supporters.
Yet those who sell the country are still called patriots,while we become criminals simply for raising real issues.
#protest
Those who speak about the paper leak are called foreign-funded.Those who speak for farmers' rights are labeled as Khalistanis.Those who speak for water, forests, and land are called Naxalites. #protest
Manipur, illegal deforestation, polluted air and water, food adulteration, lack of transparency, corruption, and almost no accountability.
The paper leak was just the trigger. CJP simply became the voice through which people expressed their frustration.
#protest
Deep down, everyone knows this isn't just about the paper leak. It's about a weakening rupee (nearing 100), forced ethanol policies, women's safety, a broken education and healthcare system.
#youthofiindia
Beating unarmed students and using tear gas on them for protesting against paper leaks is unacceptable in a democracy. If the same effort had been put into preventing exam paper leaks, students wouldn't have been forced to protest on the streets. #संसद_मार्च
I'm a proud nationalist and a proud Hindu. That doesn't mean I support the BJP.I support Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation that doesn't mean I support CJP.I don't pick sides based on parties. I support what's right and what's wrong, based on my own principles. Think beyond labels.
It's sad that the government is not listening to Sonam Wangchuk, a person who has spent many years helping people and working for society.If someone like him can be ignored, then it's easy to wonder how much an comman person's voice really matters.
Maybe the plan is to wait until people stop talking about it, and then say the protest was political or that everything was under control.
But in a democracy, the government should listen to its people. When it stops listening, it goes against the very purpose of democracy.
Nothing in Indian politics is as random as it appears.
Sometimes it feels like certain leaders are first given space their visibility is allowed to grow, their proposals get accepted, and they are gradually established on the national stage.
Then comes a point when the same leader suddenly switch sides and everyone is surprised.
If such moves happen they don’t seem like just individual decisions. but part of a larger, long-term strategy from Party, where timing image-building, and political gain all align.
If you love sport and the atmosphere that it brings, you HAVE TO, once in your life, come to this venue and watch an IPL game.
It doesn’t get better anywhere in the world.