@Benarasiyaa If you look at the bigger picture, the protesting students are Dev Kotak. Dev might be a sweet guy bearing the brunt of his employer's misdeeds, students are innocently paying for BJ party's corruption & autocratic nature. Dev deserves what students deserve!
@Im_ProudINDIAN@Amockx2022@BJP4India Tell me you are Aandu bhakt without telling me you're an Aandu bhakt!
I also don't understand why some people are ready to eat modi's shit!!
@mssakshinarula@ndtv I can guess you don't drive right!
Please don't, the roads are not safe with drivers like you behind the wheel. Tiago is reversing on the leftmost lane, he CANNOT reverse on the highway, even if he has to, do it in the slip lane (left of solid white line)
The amount of anti-Indian hate on this platform is truly sickening. People need to stop worrying about jobs being "stolen" and look deeper within as to why they have such rotten souls to wish the worst on others.
Reporter:
“Yesterday you told us Israel was going to strike Iran and that’s why we needed to get involved.”
Rubio:
“That’s false. Were you there yesterday?”
Reporter:
“Yes. I asked you the question.”
That’s the level of clarity we’re getting about a war.
Canadian woman who spoke openly about extremist politics online has been stabbed to death in her own home.
Nancy Grewal was a Punjabi Canadian content creator who had been speaking out about tensions connected to the Khalistani movement and criticizing extremist ideology. Because of her views, she had been receiving backlash and hostility online.
Now she’s dead.
Police say the 45 year old was stabbed inside her home in LaSalle, Ontario and the case is being investigated as a homicide. Authorities have not confirmed a motive yet.
What makes the situation even more concerning is that Nancy had previously reported an incident to police where a man allegedly threatened her and poured gasoline around her yard early in the morning.
Canada has also been dealing with growing concerns about foreign influence and political tensions from overseas spilling into diaspora communities here at home.
Right now we do not know if any of this is connected.
But when someone who was openly speaking about controversial political issues ends up murdered in their own home, people are going to ask questions.
Prayers for her family.
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#CanadianNews #BreakingNews #WorldNews #Punjab #Khalistanis
I'm what's considered an immigrant. An expat if I was white...
I live in London and I've been in the U.K for a few years. I met a racist the other day, which was pretty cool..