SomethingSomewhere

"Life is like a mountain. You can say you have reached the top only after climbing back down."

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@Mrsinha But we don’t want PoK. It is highly radicalized and harbors JeM, LeT, ISIS, etc. UK Pakistani rape gangs are predominantly made up of the same Mirpuri people from PoK. We don’t want that in our country.

What India needs is just Gilgit-Baltistan.

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@aravind Global times is Chinese propaganda mouthpiece, giving it any heed is detrimental.

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@abhijeet_dipke Until they run out of kachodi & chicken soup in Delhi.

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@AadiAchint Until they run out of kachodi & chicken soup in Delhi.

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@Mrsinha Didn’t know Gen Z protests have white beards.

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@AadiAchint What is track 1.5 ?

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@AdityaRajKaul What about earthquake in Philliphines ?

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@Charu_on_X_x What can a person in a tent of a cage teach free birds called Hindus who have the will & wings to fly.

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@priyaakulkarni2 Well, in India, the radicalized lot are Sunnis and want to carve out another piece of this country, while Shias, on the contrary, have largely been law-abiding and, in some cases, more Hindutva than Hindus themselves.

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@NewsAlgebraIND Imagine the roles were reversed: if the girl is fat and a man murders her, will the reporter be able to ask the woman’s father if she was murdered because she was fat and the man didn’t like it, the same way?

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@defencealerts Did India respond the same way in Philippines?

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@Indian_Analyzer Why wait until 2028 ?

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@KreatelyMedia @DelhiPolice Instead I suggest we Hindus take more land from Pakistan & Bangladesh and send these entitled Sunnis to leftover Pakistan & Bangladesh.

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@Raniisa_ Why couldn’t she find the courage to say ‘no’ to her parents, her mother, does her mother not understand ‘no’ means ‘no’, is her mother not a woman ?

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@deebayleaf Yeah, murdering someone at the second attempt after first failed attempt rather than facing your parents is not problematic behaviour at all. Got it.

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@AdarshRanchi @DeepikaBhardwaj So, if no one finds out, it’s okay to murder rather than finding courage to face your parents. Makes sense.

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@Chaotic_mind99 ‘Period’? It’s wrong to say it’s still man’s fault if a man gets deleted by a woman just because she is on period. That’s misogynistic.

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@SanviSharm49500 Just like how women are so hippos these days, & these hippos still want to stand on heels, talk about it. lol. 😂

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@DikshaKandpal8 It's what's called privilege. Everybody else is responsible and accountable for her actions except herself.

Don’t be surprised if she starts blaming her boyfriend for the murder next.

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@VineetC97 @AdarshRanchi @DeepikaBhardwaj His family is worth 700 crores, baldness issue could have been solved easily if he wanted to, but he didn’t because he was comfortable. Also, Siya and her family were informed about it even before finalizing the wedding according to Ketan’s father.