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[Tathvam-asi @tathvamasi6]

How many of you know this? It’s time to remind these Gen-Z who were babies when this happened. That’s the difference between BJP and present opposition.

2010 April 6. Dantewada. Naxals ambush and kill 76 security personnel one of the worst attacks on Indian forces.

Next day, then Home Minister P. Chidambaram offers his resignation, taking full moral responsibility. The Prime Minister rejects it.

What does the main opposition party (BJP) do?
They don’t demand his head. They don’t create street theatre. They don’t stall Parliament. Their spokespersons come out and say clearly: this is not the time for politics. The country is facing a serious internal security challenge. Chidambaram resigning now would only be celebrated by the Maoists. The nation comes first. Stay and fight.
That was the stand of the opposition in 2010.

Fast forward to 2026.

Paper leak in NEET. Serious issue, no doubt. Students are angry, and they have every right to demand answers and reforms.
But look at how the Congress and other opposition has handled it.

From day one they made one single demand the non-negotiable condition for everything: Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan must resign. They refused discussion in Parliament unless he is sacked first. They turned the entire monsoon session into a slogan-shouting ground. They joined every protest and amplified the demand for resignation as if that alone would magically fix the examination system.

In 2010, when 76 jawans were killed, the opposition said “nation first, politics later.”

In 2026, when students are frustrated over exam leaks, the opposition’s first and loudest demand is “minister must go.”

This is the difference between treating a crisis as a national challenge and treating every crisis as a political opportunity.

One side in 2010 chose restraint when the country was bleeding. The other side today chooses maximum pressure and street-level agitation the moment they see a chance to corner the government.

People can decide for themselves which approach shows respect for institutions and which one reduces every problem to a resignation drama.

Accountability is important. Reforms are needed. But turning every issue into a demand for one minister’s head, while blocking Parliament, is not statesmanship. It is pure, petty politics.
That’s the contrast. Clear as day.

[Danish Kaneria @DanishKaneria61]

Someone shared this video with me: “How India punished the wrong person.” One of India’s best Education Ministers resigned. Worth watching.

[sumati @iamsum80]

Is this true??

[Geetanjali Mishra @geetanjali800]

As a woman, it hurts to see this behavior. We talk about dignity, feminism,womanhood but resorting to foul abuse and then playing the victim card ruins our credibility. If you disagree with me and tagging me in defense of this, show the videos of these girls,swearing to your own mothers and sisters ,daughter first…Disagree politically all you want, but don't excuse vulgarity under the guise of victimhood….

[Vineeta Singh 🇮🇳 @biharigurl]

Chad Actor Sudhanshu Pandey exposing spineless influencers and actors who were sharing stage with Dipke gang!

[Vikram Pratap Singh @VIKRAMPRATAPSIN]

There should be Bill that punish such traitors strongly.

[sumati @iamsum80]

Those hoes abusing Modi was just GRWM sickness.

Hats Off to this girl who presented the facts. Which country does not have problem but Indian youth is so easily manipulated.

[lolflix @lolflix_]

Same Urban naxal macrοhard Jihαdan who was molesting journalist Ruchi Tiwari & asking others to teαr her clothes.

[Dr Poornima 🇮🇳 @PoornimaNimo]

How many of you knew that Saurav Das who makes domestic narratives for AAP also meets anti India elements internationally.

Saurav Das had reached the World Expression Forum of Norway in 2025. There, he was joined by head of the WEFOX Mads Nygaard, the former CEO and VP of Dagsavisen.

Cut to the year 2026, journalist of the same Dagsavisen publication, Helle Lange Svensson, pushes anti India narrative on PM Modi's visit.

[Ms.Bhumi @ibmindia20]

“सत्य परेशान हो सकता है, पराजित नहीं।”

सत्यमेव जयते 🇮🇳

[dr Avanindra Kumar Rai @avanindra43]

ये ग्रेटर नोयडा के एक माॅल में नौकरी करती है।1200₹ रोज पर आई है।इसका डिटेल आ गया है।शेष जो हो

[Manoj Srivastava @ManojSr60583090]

*ये NEET के सबसे होनहार छात्र हैं*

*जो जन्तर मन्तर पर*

*खाने पीने के साथ*

*दूध चाय के इंतज़ाम करने मे व्यस्त हैं*

*क्या इससे पहले-कभी आप ने*

*बाढ़ भूकंप या कोरोना जैसी आपदा में*

*मुसलमानो को ऐसा करते देखा है*

[Sudhir Mishra 🇮🇳 @Sudhir_mish]

पहला नाम : कुलजीत यादव
दूसरा नाम : जरनैल यादव

पता : ग्राम पर्सिया थाना थानगांव सीतापुर यूपी
काम : देश के प्रधानमंत्री को अपने पैर पकड़ाना-

शाशन प्रशासन से सख्त कार्रवाई की अपेक्षा है।

यादव अति पिछड़े समुदाय के प्रधानमंत्री से नफरत क्यों करते हैं?

[Paramjeet Singh Berwal @ParamjeetBerwal]

What’s the difference between a Chinese communist and an Indian communist comrade?

Chinese comrades are nationalists. Indian comrades are anti-national bastards.

Chinese comrades respect Confucius and traditions. Indian comrades are those bastards who go against the Vedas and all.

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

CRPF personnel has completely exposed the entire CJP protest.

He is currently deployed at Jantar Mantar, and every single word he said is absolutely accurate and powerful.

I was deeply moved by what he said, and I believe every Indian should listen to him and understand his message.

[Tathvam-asi @tathvamasi6]

Accountability is fair when they take responsibility from both the sides. Govt has done it.

Will @abhijeet_dipke @SauravDassss take accountability of all the abuses hurled at

India
Indian Army
Hindus
Sanatana Dharma
Hindus gods
PM
Police
Security personnel

And apologise to Hindus, Army and citizens of this nation?

Repost if you agree and want accountability from @Cockroachisback @CJP_for_India

[RPSPSM @rpspsm]

@K_Dadhich09 Too bad, he is in Duryodhan’s party.

[Kanishka Dadhich 🇮🇳 @K_Dadhich09]

He is Karn in Mahabharat!

[श्री @shree_2_2]

Gen Z is the first generation whose IQ is lower than that of the previous generation. That's why protests like these anti-national CJP protests are happening in the country.

[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

If this protest is truly about students and paper leaks, why do Dipke, Ranka and gang have different standards for different states?

Why the outrage over Uttar Pradesh, but complete silence on Punjab? Why no mention of Karnataka, where a paper leak was reported just two days ago? Has anyone heard them demand the resignation of the Education Ministers in Punjab or Karnataka?

The selective outrage exposes the politics behind the protest.

If Arvind Kejriwal is genuinely concerned about education, he doesn’t have to wait for anyone. He can appoint Sonam Wangchuk as Punjab’s Education Minister, a decision entirely within his own control. That would do far more for students than politically motivated protests.