Raghunath

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@NewsAlgebraIND Does this Italian breed know to read

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@GuptaPragnya This idiot looted billions of India’s wealth started his own unauthorized telephone exchange, he is speaking about morale

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@PoliticalKida Wasting precious time by his useless speech

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@AMIT_GUJJU Kick that idiot out to Italy

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@sgurumurthy Italian bitch

[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

Rest in peace to all those who thought Priyanka Vadra was the silver bullet the Congress needed. Well, she is as dumb, if not dumber, than Rahul Gandhi. Remember, fruits from the same tree don’t fall far apart.

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@IndiaToday @drshamamohd Shama is a fraud arrogant bitch

[Vikram Pratap Singh @VIKRAMPRATAPSIN]

Most arrogant MP in India are

Rahul Gandhi
Priyanka Vadhra

Also most un Educated, threat to India & Anti Indian .
Agree ?

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@RShivshankar Italian bitch daughter of a bar dancer labeling an Indian Professor.. .. Sonia maino and family looted India

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@BattaKashmiri bloody italian bitch daughter of a bar dancer, laughing behind is hybi Eden a womanizer goon from Ker

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@NewsArenaIndia Your father ordered

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@NewsArenaIndia Bloody womanizer venugopal from Kerala, ask this idiot where is Saritha Nair

[Arun Pudur @arunpudur]

🚨 SHOCKER!

INDI Alliance MPs opposed the Anti-Paper Leak Bill. By shouting 'No! No!'

The Bill provides:
• ₹10 Cr fine
• Up to 10 years' jail
• Judgments within 3 mths

Why oppose a law meant to stop exam paper leaks? Truth is they're the one leaking it to do regime change

[Sanjay Dixit ಸಂಜಯ್ ದೀಕ್ಷಿತ್ संजय दीक्षित @Sanjay_Dixit]

All of them deserve at least 10 years in jail.

[The Analyzer (News Updates🗞️) @Indian_Analyzer]

🚨 BREAKING 🚨

BJP rallies behind Dharmendra Pradhan.

As the Opposition raised slogans in Parliament, BJP MPs gave him a rousing welcome.

NDA standing firmly by the former Education Minister🎯

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@ArvindKejriwal You corrupt criminal crook

[Raghunath @rnath1987]

@JKAmbika @narayin1953 തെരുവ് വേശ്യകൾക്കു ഇവളെകാളും മാന്യത ഉണ്ടാവും

[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

Now that the protests at Jantar Mantar are over, they leave behind questions that deserve serious reflection.

What began in the name of students ended up revealing something far more troubling. Videos that circulated from the protest appeared to show slogans calling for the restoration of Article 370, demands for “Azad Kashmir”, abuse directed at Hindu deities, the sexualisation of women, and calls for the release of those accused in the Delhi riots. If these videos accurately reflect what transpired, then the movement had clearly strayed far from the legitimate concerns of students.

Student grievances in a democracy should always be heard with empathy and addressed through dialogue. But no cause is strengthened when a protest becomes a platform for divisive, abusive, or extremist messaging. Such rhetoric does not advance education or reform; it erodes the very civic values that make democratic dissent meaningful.

Perhaps the most unsettling aspect was not merely the slogans, but the culture on display. The casual normalisation of abuse, vulgarity, performative outrage, and crass assertions in the name of being “progressive” should concern all of us. It raises uncomfortable questions about the values being absorbed by a section of our younger generation and what this means for families, our schools and universities, and society at large. The family remains the smallest and most important social unit, and when civility, respect, and responsibility begin to erode there, the consequences inevitably spill into the public sphere.

The Jantar Mantar protests may have ended, but they offered a glimpse into a deeper and more worrying trend: the steady lowering of standards for what is considered acceptable social behaviour in public life. That is something India must reflect upon collectively, irrespective of political affiliation.