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[SuperDroidBond @SuperDroidBond]

@AdityaRajKaul Evidence are we talking about ?

Here's Bitta Karate's video. I've shared it twice already today and will keep on sharing till people remember each n every line of that video.

[We, the People of India @India_Policy]

Some peaceful protest

[BALA @erbmjha]

90% of the comments are by Muslims who are celebrating the lynching of RAF officer by CJP protesters.

You don't hate them enough

[Amit Kumar Sindhi @AMIT_GUJJU]

Watch this video.

The police repeatedly announced, "Please do not throw stones, or we will be forced to carry out a lathi charge."

Even after those warnings, the CJP protesters kept throwing stones and brandishing swords. Yet this biased media guy still claims that the police are the ones ruining the protest.

So, according to these liberals' logic, protesters can throw stones, hurl shoes, brandish swords, and the police should just stand there and watch the spectacle.

[Ankur Singh @AnkurSingh]

These are NEET Students?

CJP Supporters came with swords, started beating and abusing Delhi Police.

[Abhijit Majumder @abhijitmajumder]

He has apologised for abusing Indian Army.
Feel bad for these youngsters. Raging hormones, temptation of views on reels, and brainwash by external and internal forces trying to destabilise India 🇮🇳 is a deadly mix.
Please stay away.
Build your career, bring change legally.

[Facts @BefittingFacts]

The faces of all the people seen in Nihang attire are clearly visible in this video.

They are the ones who attacked the RAF last night with swords, in which five personnel were injured.

@DelhiPolice should arrest them.

[Political Kida @PoliticalKida]

Now, AISF workers have assaulted a Zee News reporter and cameraman.

These are not protesters. They are nothing less than rioters.

[Mr Sinha @Mrsinha]

Big news : In this video, American Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun claims that he had a zoom meeting with cockroach Janata party leaders.

He further said that the fall of Delhi and Modi is invitable.

He said that the fall of Modi is not a permanent solution but disintegration of India is the only solution.

[Mahesh Jethmalani @JethmalaniM]

4 videos. One unmistakable story.

This isn't a student protest. So what exactly are we looking at?

One video has people talking about assassinating the Prime Minister.

Another shows RAF personnel being attacked.

Another captures police officers describing how they were assaulted while protecting Parliament.

The result: 118 police personnel injured, scores of protesters injured, public property vandalised, government vehicles attacked and multiple FIRs registered.

So here's the question.

Why did all of this explode only after Parliament convened?

For nearly three weeks, the agitation never reached this stage. Then Parliament opened. Political crowds appeared. The violence escalated.

Coincidence?

Or is there a far bigger objective?

My reading is that this is not about examinations anymore.

It is about disrupting Parliament itself.

The Opposition knows it does not have the numbers to stop the government's legislative agenda inside the House. Whether it is the proposed FCRA amendments, delimitation or other politically contentious legislation, the arithmetic in Parliament is against them.

So shift the battle outside Parliament.

Create chaos.

Manufacture international headlines about "democracy under threat."

That is the heinous conspiracy I believe these four videos expose.

The students are not the masterminds.

They are the shields.

Behind them stands the familiar ecosystem: radical Left networks, Urban Naxal elements, political operators, activist NGOs, foreign-funded influence networks, professional agitators and the same ecosystem that appears every time India is on the verge of taking difficult political decisions.

The policemen bleed.

The students are arrested.

Public property is destroyed.

The organisers disappear.

The foot soldiers are visible.

The conspiracy is not.

The law must identify, investigate and prosecute those who planned, financed, coordinated and incited this organised assault on Parliament and democracy itself.

[Monica Verma @TrulyMonica]

What kind of “Students” carry swords at protest?

Khalistanis or students, you decide

[Mahesh Jethmalani @JethmalaniM]

This is not a student protest anymore.

This is an anarchy project wearing a student ID card.

For nearly 20 days, the so-called CJP movement did not reach this level of violence. Then Parliament opens, political parties join, confrontation begins, and Delhi is suddenly pushed towards ANARCHY.

That is not spontaneity.

That is choreography.

Look at what was left behind: 118 cops injured, scores of protesters injured, public property damaged, 15–20 government vehicles attacked, dozens detained, multiple FIRs and charges of rioting, assault on public servants and destruction of public property.

And yet the real beneficiaries are nowhere near the receiving end.

The cop bleeds.
The taxpayer pays for the damage.
The ordinary citizen gets trapped in chaos.
The political handler gives interviews.
The deep-state ecosystem writes reports on “democracy under attack.”

This is the oldest trick in the destabilisation manual.

Street violence, attacks on police and vandalism of government vehicles, then it is organised anarchy.

And organised anarchy must be crushed by the iron hand of law.

And crush the ecosystem using students as riot-fodder.

Identify the organisers. Trace the money. Map the WhatsApp groups. Expose the political handlers. Prosecute those who incited violence. Make every professional anarchist understand that Delhi is not a playground for regime-change theatre.

Democracy gives you the right to dissent.

It does not give you the right to hold Parliament hostage.

The law must now show it has teeth.

Because if the state hesitates before organised anarchy, the deep state wins.

[Priti Gandhi @MrsGandhi]

Clear video of rioters assaulting an Rapid Action Force personnel during last night’s violence around 9 PM. (21.07.2026)

The RAF personnel is seen running to escape the violent mob. While trying to flee, he falls to the ground, after which the rioters catch him and begin assaulting him, kicking and punching him repeatedly.

[Ankur Singh @AnkurSingh]

This is how CJP Goons attacked Police Officers.

No creators of celebrities will share these videos.

Are they Students?

This is how one does Peaceful Protest?

[Monica Verma @TrulyMonica]

Multiple videos of Mandir being attacked with stones by the Hinduphobe protesters but never let facts interfere with agenda. “Journalist” 🤡

[Abhijit Majumder @abhijitmajumder]

Is the govt going to mutely watch a Rapid Action Force personnel being thrown to the ground and kicked like this?
@AmitShah-ji, sooner or later, please make sure they can never walk with those legs.

[Swati Goel Sharma @swati_gs]

They tried to lynch a paramilitary personnel last night in Delhi’s Connaught Place during Cockroach protest

Unbelievable

[Lala @FabulasGuy]

-Lynching Delhi police soldiers

-Lynching media ground reporters

-vandalised and destroyed police and public property

Student protests my foot. These are terrorist

[Political Kida @PoliticalKida]

Punjab’s Pharmacy Exam leaked, and large-scale cheating took place using camera pens and Bluetooth devices in exchange for money.

But no cockroach or krantikari will question AAP, Bhagwant Mann, or Kejriwal.

Why?

[BALA @erbmjha]

Horrific!!

Supporters of Abhijeet Dipke physically assaulted a woman journalist.

How are Leftists any different from Bangladeshi Islamist protesters?

[Monica Verma @TrulyMonica]

North East Delhi gangsters are coming to protest against exam leak. Mera desh sach mein badal raha hai 😂🤡