t*l av*v getting bombed what a beautiful day to be alive and reading this news. may all genocidal maniacs suffer the worst death ever and may we all see it live-streamed to cheer 🤍
Never marched with freedom fighters against the British. Never marched with workers for more wages. Never marched with farmers for land rights. Never marched with women for their safety and empowerment. Never marched with students to condemn paper leak. But they keep marching...
sono stata sfortunata perché ho assistito ad una pandemia e all'ascesa del fascismo prima dei 30anni
ma almeno sto assistendo al crollo della propaganda kawaii e della reputazione del giappone
🚨BREAKING : Now THIS is spine 🔥✊
Neha Bora, a day after the Delhi High Court dismissed their plea:
> "We will not sign this peace bond."
> "Signing it would mean this bond can be used to stop any peaceful, democratic protest in this country."
> "AISA's signature will not be on the normalisation of this."
> "Is not asking questions peace?"
> "Is walking alone also a breach of peace?"
And what did Delhi Police list as the "threat"? Slogans at Mandi House, protests near Jantar Mantar, and asking people to join a protest at CP.
Think about it for a second.
> The bond looks harmless. "Just promise you won't break the peace."
> But sign it once, and every future protest becomes a "violation"
> Then the next student gets the same notice
> Then the next one
That's how dissent gets killed in a democracy. Not with a ban, but with paperwork.
They expected a 20-something student to quietly sign and go home. Instead they got a "no" on camera, in front of every mic.
The government has the police, the notices and the courtrooms. The students have their spine.
SIGN IT YOURSELF, SARKAAR. WE'RE NOT SCARED 🗿🔥
Whose 'peace' am I being asked to keep?
Please read my opinion piece below to understand why we fight this battle against this purpoted 'peace bond':
https://t.co/yhTPhFyu1U
The first rule of this government's response to any crisis unfolding in our great country, is to lash out at the people who exposed the crisis in the most bitter and spiteful way. They're like children, except with far too much power and responsibility.