A sixteen year old protester, Karan, breaks down after being lathi charged by Delhi police.
The reporter says, He was shaking. He said he's not crying because of the pain but because he's in shock and disbelief.
"Mere upar lathi charge hua, I can't understand ke meri galti kya hai, meri galti yahi hai ki Mai desh ka bhala chahta hun aur isi liye mujhe dande maare ja raha hain. This is not fair at all...."
This is no longer about Sonam Wangchuk or the Cockroach Janata Party. They may have provided the spark, but what we witnessed today was something far bigger: an organic outpouring of the collective anguish, helplessness, despair and anger of an entire generation that spent years screaming, only to be met with silence.
This is a generation that has watched the ruling class and its cronies retreat further into privilege and insulation, seemingly oblivious to the aspirations and anxieties of the world's largest youth population.
You can dismiss leaders. You can discredit movements. But ignoring the accumulated rage of an entire generation comes at a price.
Ignore it at your own peril.
People don't realise how much the country has changed for worse. Satyamev Jayate ran at peak of Congress and questioned the govt everyday and now the same person fears the govt so much that he distances himself as much as possible. It's the failure of nation.
@lounelasunico The series already made little sense with all those imagined scenes, but now with that completely baffling ending, I don't know whether to be bewildered, angry or just laugh at the insanity of it all😂
@KanganaTeam @TwitterSupport @jack Why is this woman, who has posted multiple tweets containing hate speech and false information, still have an active account while multiple Farmers protests accounts have been suspended? What is this double standard?