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PS: my tweets are mostly complaints

[Somya Lakhani @somyalakhani]

Met a delivery executive outside the protest site who spoke about #CJP, #SonamWangchuk, state of economy, #ethanol, & KFC.

Told me he had been to the site at least six times today with bulk food orders for random strangers.

Listen in!

#JantarMantar

[Nigar Parveen @NigarNawab]

बेशर्मी की सीमा पार करते दिख रहे वर्दी वाले गुंडे और उनके साथ खड़े बिना वर्दी वाले गुंडे!

[ABP News @ABPNews]

#WATCH | Gen Z की आवाज..बदला आंदोलन का अंदाज

देखिए 'भारत की बात' प्रतिमा मिश्रा (@pratimamishra04) के साथ

https://t.co/smwhXUROiK

#BharatKiBaatOnABP #PratimaMishra #CockroachJantaParty #CJPProtest #GenZProtest

[सीतामढ़ी जिला 🇮🇳 @SitamarhiJila]

CJP आंदोलन की रिपोर्टिंग करने पहुंचे एक पत्रकार को एंट्री के दौरान दिल्ली पुलिस ने रोक दिया।

पुलिसकर्मी ने कहा, "जाइए, पहले उनसे पूछकर आइए।"

पत्रकार ने जवाब दिया, "मेरे साथ मेरा कैमरा पर्सन भी है।"

इस पर पुलिसकर्मी बोला, "ये तो मोबाइल है, कैमरा नहीं!"

इसके बाद दोनों के बीच हुई बातचीत ने वहां मौजूद लोगों का ध्यान खींच लिया।

[Indian Express Hindi @IEhindi]

जंतर-मंतर पर इंडियन एक्सप्रेस हिंदी की रिपोर्टर @swati_mishr ने जब सादी वर्दी में पुलिसवालों पर सवाल उठाया तो ढुलमुल जवाब के बाद पुलिसवाले बचकर निकलते नज़र आए.
दिल्ली पुलिस ने आदेश दिया था कि जंतर-मंतर पर ऑन-ड्यूटी हर पुलिसकर्मी यूनिफ़ॉर्म में ही रहेगा.

[Avani Bansal @bansalavani]

जंतर मंतर पर पुलिस किसी को भी अंदर नहीं जाने दे रही है? क्यों- इस समय क्या हो जाएगा?

Unlawful Assembly 5 लोगों की होती है- हम पाँच लोग नहीं है? फिर पुलिस क्यों नहीं जाने दे रही?

ऊपर वे ऑर्डर है!

और अधिकतर पुलिस ऑफिसर ने नाम के बिल्ले भी नहीं लगाए है ! पुलिस अपनी ड्यूटी कर रही है पर करवाने वालों को शर्म नहीं आ रही है?

गजब है इस देश में कानून का हवाला देकर कैसे कानून की धज्जियाँ उड़ाई जाती है!

#NEET #JantarMantar #Delhi #StudentsVoice

[Kawalpreet Kaur @kawalpreetdu]

Worrying videos received from lawyers on the ground in Delhi. Delhi Police is reportedly detaining people simply for looking like 'young students' headed to #JantarMantar. Under what legal order are these detentions being made and illegal profiling done? Release the detained immediately.

[Ronin @singvis34]

Look at the audacity of this morally corrupt police. #Shame #CJPProtestUpdate #Policebrutality @DelhiPolice @INCIndia @RahulGandhi

[Cockroach is Back @Cockroachisback]

We have been informed that a much larger crowd is expected tomorrow and Sunday. That is why the government is trying to detain or arrest us tonight. If that happens, it will be another major mistake. When they took Sonam Sir away, the movement only grew stronger.
When students were lathi-charged and injured, the protests intensified further. If we are also detained, the movement will spread even more across the country.

If the government truly wants to resolve this, the only solution is Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.

[ShivSena - शिवसेना Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray @ShivSenaUBT_]

“Laadki Bahin”!

[Ashutosh Ranka @AshutoshRanka]

Update from the discussion today:
The government has agreed in-principle to compensation for NEET affected families and no legal action against protestors. Further, it has requested time till tomorrow for response on Pradhan’s resignation.

@JPNadda and @DrJitendraSingh ji were apprised of increasing anger and discontentment amongst public, which won’t stop until Pradhan’s resignation.

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

Lagta hai non biological ke office se order as gaya hai. Warna inlogo ki inti majaal!

[ShivSena - शिवसेना Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray @ShivSenaUBT_]

भारतमाता की जय!

[atul kulkarni @atul_kulkarni]

Mumbai…. 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳

[Raj Thackeray @RajThackeray]

I have a question: if teachers face disciplinary action for hitting students in school, why is no action taken against the police officers in Delhi who beat students, or against those who issued such orders?

During the ongoing student protests in Delhi, the police have been indiscriminately using lathi-charges against the students. While a mild lathi-charge to disperse a crowd might be understandable in some contexts, the force used here appears to be an act of vendetta. The videos surfacing show not only protesting students but also bystanders being ruthlessly trampled upon. Such actions by the police could not possibly occur without specific orders from above.

What triggered the protest in the first place? It stemmed from the chaos surrounding the NEET exam, which adversely affected lakhs of students; out of anger, these students took to the streets, joined by others in solidarity. In short, the students initiated and sustained this movement. So, what was the justification for assaulting them? And who authorized the police to do so? Just as teachers are not permitted to hit students, neither are the police. Yet, why did this happen?

In the past, teachers frequently used to hit students (I, too, have often received such ‘punishment’), a practice that was eventually restricted because, no one has the right to inflict corporal punishment on students aside from the judiciary. Why shouldn't the same standard apply to the police? I have often said, and I say again today, that whether it is the Maharashtra police or any other force, officers often have no choice but to carry out the actions they are ordered to perform; therefore, they cannot be held solely responsible. But who gave the authority to the system that issues orders for such ruthless beatings? Do they consider themselves above the Constitution?

There are certain key United Nations principles, also adhered to by Amnesty International, dictating that whenever the use of force becomes necessary, the action taken must be constitutional, essential, and proportionate, and must entail accountability.

Today, in countries like Norway, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and New Zealand, any use of police force is subject to rigorous inquiry. An inquiry that focuses heavily on those who issued the orders. We need to see this happen here as well.

The question remains: who will ensure this happens? On one hand, the Chief Justice of the country dismissively refers to these young people as "cockroaches," while on the other, the Supreme Court itself states it has no time to view videos of the beatings. It is baffling. What do they have time for then? Young men and women are forced to take to the streets because they no longer have any expectations left from the current government. Civil society must reflect on this issue. It needs to be debated. Members of Parliament must insist on a discussion regarding this matter in the House.

The issue is not whether the State possesses the authority to use force against its citizens; almost every State holds that power. The real question is whether a constitutional democracy demonstrates the capacity to exercise restraint in the use of its authority. A democracy’s maturity is not measured by how harshly dissent is suppressed, but rather by how it handles dissenting voices, with restraint and due consideration for the consequences.

Raj Thackeray

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

Dekho ek mahine baad kaun aaya hai... Welcome back @raghav_chadha 👋

[Cockroach is Back @Cockroachisback]

Wow Mumbai! 🔥🔥🔥

[Vaibhav Kokat @ivaibhavk]

A sea of young protesters gathered in Mumbai today, demanding Dharmendra Pradhan step down.
@abhijeet_dipke @AUThackeray

[Kunal Kamra @kunalkamra88]

Indian Celebrities - Don’t Politicise Politics

[Rajdeep Sardesai @sardesairajdeep]

Wow! Our Honourable Courts have time to hear whether CJP is foreign funded (with ZERO evidence of this) but no time to watch videos of Monday’s violence against students? Said this before: STOP THE CONSPIRACY THEORIES, YUVA KI AAWAZ SUNO! 🙏