Satyam Suman

Computer science geek, sarcasm is fun!

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

Rightly so. They has got the ears of Mr. Modi now. Why waste the opportunity!

[Shiv Aroor @ShivAroor]

BREAKING 🚨

Big purge at National Testing Agency—47 officers terminated. The anti-Paper Leak Bill will be introduced on Monday. Fast track courts appointed. But CJP clear it won’t negotiate on its demand for Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation. https://t.co/WrOGxSVUKs

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

Byhearting UPSC syllabus only makes someone one of these babus, it doesn't make one analytical. The state of whatever this babu is responsible for must be applaudable! 😅

#Humour

[THE SKIN DOCTOR @theskindoctor13]

As the buzz around the Jantar Mantar protest dies down, Madhya Pradesh is back in the news.

SDM Ram Niwas of Panna district ordered two mobile covers worth ₹120 from Flipkart.

When the delivery boy arrived with the sealed package, the SDM opened it and found only one mobile cover instead of two. Rather than raising a complaint with Flipkart, he allegedly abused the delivery boy and demanded an immediate refund.

The delivery boy dared to tell His Lordship that that's not how e-commerce works. He explained that the parcel was sealed, that it was likely a packing or logistics error, and that the proper course was to raise a complaint with Flipkart, which would handle the resolution through its return process.

His Lordship took offense at being told how the process worked. He allegedly called the police, and the delivery boy was reportedly arrested under Section 151 of the BNSS.

(Source: Aaj Tak)

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

Wow! So we should stop scrutinising government or protesting against just because we gave them the power. They are in power to "serve" the citizens of this nation. If the service is bad, we shouldn't give 5stars for that. Criticisms are rating to the government for their service.

[Ranvir Shorey @RanvirShorey]

The Education Secretary has already been changed and the he has just said more steps are coming. As the top administrator of this country, the PM has a better view of the system than you or I, and is trusted by millions of voters who put him there, including me. If he thinks the minister needn’t resign, I take his word for it. Especially at a time when it’s clear that India is being targeted by foreign influences.

[Akshay Saini @akshaymarch7]

I don't care if you support BJP, Congress, or any other party.
As a citizen of India, ask yourself honestly:
Don't you feel that our Education System has failed most us?

0. Govt schools are pathetic
1. Private schools are looting parents
3. The syllabus is outdated
4. Most teachers are unqualified
5. Exam Papers get leaked
6. Students are taugh rattafication
7. The fees of private colleges are sky rocketing
8. Colleges are surrounded with drug peddlers.

I could go on and on and on....

Haven't we all experienced most of these problems in our education?

Now ask yourself:

Do we want our children to suffer through the same Education System that many of us struggled with?

Kabhi to sawal puchne padenge.
Kabhi to question karna padega na bhai.
Kabhi to accountability maangni padegi na yaar?

Every year in budget, thousands of crores are allocated to education in India. Shouldn't we expect to see meaningful improvements?

Kahan hai woh quality education jo har "Neta ji" apne manifesto mein promise karte hai?

As a teacher, a father, a student (who suffered through the same system) and a citizen of India, I feel sad for all of this.

I urge you,
If you want a change, Ask Questions.!

Whoever comes to power - BJP, Congress, or any other party, don't become a blind supporter.

Ask tough questions.
Demand accountability.
Take a stand.

Ask a lot of questions, because asking questions is the democratic right of every citizen of India. 🇮🇳

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

True, for a democracy to be more than just functional one, the government must always be scrutinised. This should be a fact.

#NeetScam

[Shekhar Dutt @DuttShekhar]

@_likerainydays Never trust a govt
This or that
Never a govt

[Feminazi Sl@yer 🗡️ @Smash_Gynocracy]

What a F*CKED UP society we Indians have created for ourselves.

Two men got into an accident when a policeman suddenly opened his car's door without looking at the traffic.

Instead of helping and asking if they were injured, the policeman started beating them up. 😡

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

When all you do is lick boots and whatever that's below the waist, you will get that. You don't like it that's a different concern. As you sow shall you reap. The Gen-Zs are far better then you will ever be. They have the courage to ask tough questions. Even PM knows it now.

#NeetScam

[BALA @erbmjha]

Nothing beats watching a millennial bash reckless Gen Z.

Worth every second 🔥

[BALA @erbmjha]

Nothing beats watching a millennial bash reckless Gen Z.

Worth every second 🔥

[Kamlesh Singh / Tau @kkstau]

Every generation has had a Z phase. Every generation has rebelled at the right age, filled with leftist rage.

Every generation has had people cheering them on. And every generation has had people calling them useless. Parasites.

Every generation has suffered a lathi charge. Often rubber bullets, and some were unfortunate enough to be hit by live ammo. Dead.

Every generation has had politics placate them, making them feel important.

Every generation has been promised the world. And every generation has survived betrayal.

People have immolated themselves and the government has turned a deaf ear. People have only blocked roads and the government has given in.

This baptism by fire is part of life in this unfair and lovely world. Don't fear the fire. Don't play with it either.

Don't lose hope. Don't be too high on the hype either. No matter what they tell you, you will be the world to your family and friends. And no matter what they tell you, you are not unique. Either.

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

Paper leaks have doubled in last 12 years, when compared to UPA 10 yrs, so you mean to say that corruption too has doubled in last 12 years? Stop doing self goals.

#NEETExamPaperLeak

[Markandey Katju @mkatju]

The cockroaches at Jantar Mantar are behaving like real cockroaches, who run away when light is shone on them.
I repeatedly put this question, but none of the cockroaches has responded, obviously because they have no answer :
The demand of CJP is resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan, the Education Minister.
Why should he resign ?
Because of paper leaks.
Why are there paper leaks ?
Because of rampant corruption in India, everywhere, not just in paper leaks.
So unless corruption in India is stopped, paper leaks will continue, and mere change in the Education Minister will achieve nothing.
And corruption will not stop, as was evident from Anna Hazare's anti-corruption agitation, which fizzled out without any achievement.
So the demand for Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation is silly&frivolous, and is designed to befool the stupid youth gathered in Jantar Mantar & elsewhere.
This simple logic does not penetrate the inane heads of these cockroaches, & talking to them is like banging one's head against a wall

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

This is alarming. Not that police personnel is being beaten up, but people are rejecting court, thrashing police. It says something about citizens losing trust the in the institution. If you try to slap everyone one, one of them will hit back and that will inspire others.

#NEETLeakes

[Sonam Mahajan @AsYouNotWish]

Delhi Police lodges FIR against CJP protestors for violently attacking RAF personnel.

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

The government and it's actions have created this mistrust. You will soon see it at other institutions too. Something similar happened in a court. This is sign of deep mistrust. Understand the signs before it's too late and scavengers start to feast on it. Wake up!

#NEETLeakScam #Mistrust

[Smita Prakash @smitaprakash]

This is a screen shot from a viral video of Assistant Commissioner of Police Vivek Bhagat who was injured when a mob attacked him at Jantar Mantar protest site at night. He was rescued from mob & taken to a hospital late night.

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

@Vtuknayat It is clear that if the matter has come to this then rationality clearly didn't work.

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

If the powerful don't listen to the masses and their concerns then yes, masses must go all the way to make them heard. Powerfuls are not following chanakya idea of a benovent king, but a mechiavelli's idea of a prince.

#DoWhatYouMust #neetisascam

[Dr Vibha Sharma @Vtuknayat]

@AartiTikoo Yes ma'am the only way to solve problems is to destroy public property!! To beat our people who protect!! To use unparliamentary language against the highest offices!! To abuse others!!
We just want to become a developed country by demolishing ours!!
Very well done ma'am!!

[Satyam Suman @satscasm]

I do, I also recognize when the captain of the ship is asleep on the wheel and then NEET scam happens. The very idea of NTA not being a statutory body is what lead to this scam. The captain on the wheel is compromised and so are his sailors. It's time they wake up. By hook or crook!

[Aman_Chain 🏳️ @Amanprabhat9]

Jinko andha paisa mil rha wo studio me baithe hai. Jinhe ghar chlana hai wo majburi me students se maar kha rhe beizzati jhel rhe hai.

[Rahul Gandhi @RahulGandhi]

You are the one who has harmed the future of our youth the most.

You allowed and encouraged the total capture and destruction of our education system - and protected every person responsible for it.

The students’ demands are clear:
1. Sack Dharmendra Pradhan.
2. Apologise to the students.
3. Take action against those who assaulted them.

आपने ही हमारे युवाओं के भविष्य को सबसे ज़्यादा नुकसान पहुंचाया है।

आपने न सिर्फ हमारी education system पर पूरा कब्ज़ा होने और उसे बर्बाद होने दिया, उसे बढ़ावा भी दिया - और इसके ज़िम्मेदार हर व्यक्ति को सं���क्षण दिया।

छात्रों की मांगें साफ़ हैं:
1. धर्मेंद्र प्रधान ��ो पद से हटाएं।
2. छात्रों से माफ़ी मांगे।
3. छात्रों के साथ हिंसा करने वालों के ख़िलाफ़ कार्रवाई करें।

[Sonam Mahajan @AsYouNotWish]

The biggest enemies of both the country and the government are the sycophants who have stopped thinking for themselves. To them, every protest in India is the work of the deep state, a toolkit, a Soros-backed operation, or some foreign conspiracy.

This is the kind of discourse we used to associate with Pakistan, where every problem was explained away as a conspiracy. Everything was blamed on some shadowy external force instead of looking inwards. It is astonishing to see a similar conspiratorial mindset taking root in India. Many of these people seem to believe that, because they are followed by ministers and, in some cases, even by the Prime Minister, they are setting the government’s narrative. They are not. They are simply performing loyalty, trying to prove how useful they are to those in power while pretending to speak for the public. They are pawns in an ecosystem that rewards blind allegiance over independent thought. Spend five minutes talking to these people, and it becomes obvious that they cannot engage in any serious discussion. They haven’t read a single book in their life. They haven’t read or written a single article in their life. Their understanding of the world comes almost entirely from mainstream media and forwards on platforms like WhatsApp and Facebook, and everyone knows the kind of ecosystem much of that has become.

Ironically, they are the ones doing the greatest disservice to the government. They present themselves as the voice of the people, but they are not. They are performing loyalty, constantly trying to prove how faithfully they can defend the leadership. In doing so, they create a mutually reinforcing ecosystem in which every criticism becomes a conspiracy and every protest becomes the work of foreign forces, a toolkit, or anti-national elements.

The tragedy is that this drowns out any honest conversation about why people are actually angry. Instead of engaging with genuine public grievances, the discourse is hijacked by people who see conspiracies everywhere. This kind of thinking reduces every complex issue to shadowy plots and hidden enemies. It is a pretty unserious way of understanding a democracy, and it ultimately harms both the government and the country because it replaces reality with comforting fiction.

And this is not about a single issue or one immediate demand. It is about frustration that has accumulated over years. You cannot simply brush every protest aside by invoking a foreign hand, a Pakistani conspiracy, a toolkit gang, or anti-national elements. Democracies require governments to listen to genuine public grievances, even when they are uncomfortable.

What is particularly worrying is the pattern. The government often seems to respond only after a situation has spiralled out of control. We saw this during the Shaheen Bagh protests, whose aftermath included the Delhi riots. We saw it during the farmers’ agitation, which saw prolonged confrontation and violence. Now we are seeing student protests. Governments cannot afford to wait until tensions boil over before recognising that public anger is real. Yes, sometimes these issues are blown out of proportion, but that is often because they have been left unattended for so long. By the time political opponents move in to exploit the situation for their own politics, the government finally wakes up. Every major crisis begins with a trigger, but those triggers only become explosive when underlying grievances have been allowed to build for too long.