Yashu Vyas

Mostly Retweets about Indian politics, PRO anything/anyone ANTI - BJP/RSS 😎

[Pushkar Ranade @magicsilicon]

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[Yashu Vyas @vyasyash]

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[SriSathya @sathyashrii]

Wait… is this an airport or a Palace !! 😲

PM Modi inaugurates Jodhpur’s new ₹500 Cr terminal built in royal Rajasthani style.

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[Lip-Bu Tan @LipBuTan1]

250 years ago, a small group of people staked everything on an audacious idea: that ordinary citizens, given liberty and the room to invent, could build something extraordinary.

Today, every chip we design, every wafer we produce, every factory we build stands on that inheritance.

Happy 250th birthday, America!

Wishing everyone a Happy 4th of July!

[Shashi Tharoor @ShashiTharoor]

This moving article on @UmarKhalidJNU in prison prompts a simple question: if he really has incited terrorism, why not prove it in a court of law? Why deny him the basic right of any Indian citizen accused of a crime, the right to a fair trial? Languishing six years behind bars, without a chance to defend himself legally, is a travesty of justice and a blot on our democracy. I think the people of India have a right to know why.

And what he says from prison is sad to read:

https://t.co/y0ePYxZvyh

[Darab Farooqui @darab_farooqui]

The Law Is Not Apartheid. The Application Is.

In the narrow lanes of Kaserua, the Mustafa Qadri mosque was never grand. It was just a modest structure on the edge of the graveyard, the one place where the dead could be prayed over before they were buried.

For generations Janaza namaz was offered there. Everyone knew the land records called the plot government property.

Everyone also knew that half the temples and shrines across Uttar Pradesh sit on government land, on roadsides, in thana compounds and court premises, without a single paper to their name, and that nobody ever sends a bulldozer for them.

On 6 June the bulldozers came for this one. They cleared 120 square metres of the graveyard plot and called the mosque an encroachment.

And then they found the posters. The posters which have the power to break the peace of the land.

Forty-nine of them, each carrying the same three dangerous words:

"I ♥️ Muhammad."

Can you believe it, Muslims are proclaiming their love for their prophet. How seditious, how dangerous for the peace of the nation.

And they found a green flag too, the kind that hangs in countless homes and on the backs of trucks.

Within hours an FIR was filed against eight men from the mosque committee, and the posters and the flag were spoken of as things that needed investigating, as if a few words of devotion and a green piece of cloth were proof of some plot to break the peace of the nation.

The rule on paper is the same for everyone. It is only the hand that applies it that seems to know which god you pray to.

This is not some fringe complaint. In November 2024 the Supreme Court itself said punitive demolitions are unconstitutional.

It said no structure can be pulled down without proper notice and a hearing, and that the government cannot act as a judge by reducing a building to rubble.

In the same judgment the court condemned the exact logic that was used in Kaserua, the habit of calling one structure an illegal encroachment while the very same kind of illegal structures stand all around it, untouched. That is what happened.

The mosque was on government land. So are half the shrines in the district. Only one of them met a bulldozer.

And this is a pattern, the posters were not a local oddity. Since September 2025 those same three words, I ♥️ Muhammad, have led to more than twenty FIRs across the country, naming thousands of people.

The police have treated them as provocation, as the starting of a new tradition, as a threat to communal harmony.

Words that people write freely on rickshaws and shop shutters were suddenly read as evidence. When the same words become a crime in town after town, you cannot keep saying the case just happened to come up. A coincidence does not repeat itself on government orders.

And that is the tell. A demolition can always be dressed up in land records. An FIR over I Love Muhammad cannot.

It says the thing the bulldozer leaves unsaid, that the quietest expression of faith, the kind nobody would look at twice on a wall or a windshield, becomes a crime the moment the state decides whose faith it is.

One community's religious need is an encroachment that has to be crushed before nightfall. The other community's is tradition that has to be respected and flaunted on roads.

The words of the law never change between the two. Only the way it is applied does.

The graveyard is still there. The dead will still need their prayers, and now those prayers will be said in the open, under the same administration that decided a small mosque and forty-nine posters were worth a criminal case.

You do not need a grand theory to see what happened in Kaserua. You only need to ask why the law that could not tolerate this one structure has never once noticed the thousands of others exactly like it. The rule was equal. The hand was not.

After all, this Sanghi 5000-year culture has its own twist on apartheid. It is the new Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam, in equal parts communalism.

[Lip-Bu Tan @LipBuTan1]

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[Adv. M @RURALINDIA]

Almost half of this ever rising mountain of debt is being used to keep one man relevant. For projecting him larger than life & crediting him for election victories that are snatched away through fraud and Institutional capture.

One day, sooner than later, we all will pay.

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Listen, shouldn't the National Testing Agency and the Ministry of Education, Government of India be chargesheeted for abetment of suicide under Section 108 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for the loss of life of these "could have been" future medical students? In any other country, the Government would fall. India has been modified into a polarizing playground that has lost self esteem, standards of living, human value, morality and justice. Future is bleak doston.

[Rofl Gandhi 2.0 🏹 Commentary @RoflGandhi_]

ये बूढ़ा बेशक अनपढ़ है, लेकिन तजुर्बे में PhD है। ये अच्छे से समझता है कि पिछली सरकार का पतन भी तभी शुरू हुआ जब मंत्रियों के इस्तीफे लिए गए, उनकी CBI जाँच की गई।

इस्तीफा लेना मतलब गलती को स्वीकार करना। फिर पब्लिक को ऐसी लत लग जाती है कि एक के बाद के इस्तीफे माँगती है। और फिर एक दिन खुद का ही लवणेन भोज्यम हो जाता है।

इसलिए इस्तीफा माँगने वालों का मजाक उड़ाओ, इग्नोर करो, आगे बढ़ो, फिर किसी नए मुद्दे में उलझा दो, 2047 का सपना दिखा दो।

[Tribhuvan_Official @TheTribhuvan]

वंश सुविधा दे सकता है, इतिहास नहीं

रजत शर्मा जी का तर्क यदि यह है कि जवाहरलाल नेहरू किसी बड़े, संपन्न और प्रभावशाली परिवार से आए थे, इसलिए उनका बड़ा नेता बन जाना कोई असाधारण बात नहीं थी तो यह इतिहास को उसके परिणाम से पढ़ने की बहुत सुविधाजनक; लेकिन अत्यंत सतही पद्धति है।

उस समय देश में बड़े परिवारों की कोई कमी नहीं थी। राजे-महाराजे थे, विशाल जागीरों के स्वामी थे, नामी वकीलों और उद्योगपतियों के बेटे थे, अंगरेज़ सरकार से उपाधियाँ, पद और सम्मान प्राप्त प्रतिष्ठित घराने थे। लेकिन उन सबमें से कितने लोगों ने अपना सुख, अपना पेशा, अपनी स्वतंत्रता और अपने जीवन के सर्वोत्तम वर्ष उस संघर्ष में लगा दिए, जिसमें परिणाम निश्चित नहीं था। केवल जेल, लाठी, अपमान और संभवतः मृत्यु निश्चित थी? इसलिए यहाँ तक के वर्तमान के राष्ट्रवादियों के पुरखे भी उस समय आज़ादी के आंदोलन में कूदन के बजाय चरित्र निर्माण और धर्मभक्ति के अभियानों में जुटे थे। यहाँ तक कि सावरकर के बार-बार सक्रिय राजनीति में उतरने के पत्र लिखने के बावजूद।

विशेषाधिकार यह समझा सकता है कि नेहरू को हैरो, कैम्ब्रिज और इनर टेंपल तक पहुँचने का अवसर कैसे मिला; लेकिन वह यह नहीं समझा सकता कि इंग्लैंड से लौटा हुआ एक संपन्न बैरिस्टर अदालतों और क्लबों की सुरक्षित दुनिया छोड़कर किसानों, आंदोलनों, गिरफ्तारियों और औपनिवेशिक जेलों के बीच क्यों चला गया? पिता की संपत्ति पुत्र को आराम दे सकती है; वह उसके भीतर इतिहास से भिड़ने की बेचैनी पैदा नहीं कर सकती।

यह ऐतिहासिक तथ्य है कि मोतीलाल नेहरू और जवाहरलाल नेहरू की शुरुआती राजनीतिक दृष्टियाँ एक जैसी नहीं थीं। मोतीलाल नहीं चाहते थे कि उनका इकलौता बेटा गांधी के सत्याग्रह और आंदोलन की अनिश्चित, टकरावपूर्ण राजनीति में उतर जाए। वे जवाहरलाल को एक सफल वकील, व्यवस्थित गृहस्थ और सुरक्षित सार्वजनिक व्यक्ति के रूप में देखना चाहते थे। उन्हें लगता था कि उनका बेटा अपना सुस्थापित भविष्य बिगाड़ रहा है। पिता-पुत्र के बीच यह केवल पीढ़ियों का तनाव नहीं था; यह दो जीवन-दृष्टियों का संघर्ष था। एक ओर अर्जित वैभव की सुरक्षा थी, दूसरी ओर पराधीन देश की बेचैनी।

लंबे समय से राजपरिवारों के यहाँ काम करते आए पुरखों के बेटे मोतीलाल नेहरू ने अपने बेटे जवाहरलाल को राजनीतिक जोखिम से बचाने की कोशिश की। वे गांधीजी के पास भी इसी आशा से पहुँचे कि शायद पुत्र को आंदोलन की इस आग से कुछ पीछे खींचा जा सके। लेकिन वहाँ भी बेटे की जिद, तर्क और नैतिक आग्रह पिता की सावधान व्यावहारिकता पर भारी पड़े। इतिहास ने फिर एक विलक्षण उलटफेर किया और वह यह कि पुत्र पिता की सुरक्षित दुनिया में वापस नहीं लौटा; पिता ही विवश होकर पुत्र की जोखिमभरी राह पर आ गया। यह इतिहास का एक विरल उदाहरण है।

जलियांवाला बाग के बाद मोतीलाल नेहरू की राजनीति में निर्णायक परिवर्तन आया। वे गांधी के असहयोग आंदोलन से जुड़े, अपनी चमकती वकालत छोड़ी, पश्चिमी जीवनशैली से दूरी बनाई और उस राष्ट्रीय संघर्ष में उतर गए, जिससे वे पहले अपने पुत्र को बचाना चाहते थे। 1921 में पिता और पुत्र दोनों जेल गए। यह प्रसंग इसलिए महत्वपूर्ण है कि यह नेहरू परिवार को किसी सहज राजनीतिक वंश की तरह नहीं, भीतर से परिवर्तित हुए एक परिवार की तरह दिखाता है। एक संपन्न पिता अपने विद्रोही पुत्र को रोकते-रोकते अंततः उसी के साथ कारावास की ओर चला गया।

नेहरू का जन्म निस्संदेह अत्यंत संपन्न और प्रभावशाली परिवार में हुआ था। इसे छिपाने या छोटा करने की कोई आवश्यकता नहीं है। लेकिन उतना ही अभिलेखित तथ्य यह भी है कि उन्होंने स्वतंत्रता आंदोलन में लंबी सक्रियता दिखाई, बार-बार गिरफ्तार हुए और अपने जीवन के कई वर्ष जेलों में बिताए। वे केवल सभाओं के मंचों पर खड़े नेता नहीं थे; उन्होंने औपनिवेशिक राज्य की दमनकारी मशीन को अपने शरीर, स्वतंत्रता और समय पर झेला था। लेकिन देश में उन जैसे लाखों नहीं तो हज़ारों परिवार तो थे ही। वे सब तो अंगरेज़ों के ख़िलाफ़ नहीं उतरे।

नेहरू की आलोचना अवश्य होनी चाहिए। हम लोग तो छात्र जीवन से नेहरू नीतियों के विरोधी ही रहे हैं। लेकिन इतिहास के सच भी तो होते ही हैं। नेहरू की आर्थिक नीतियों, चीन संबंधी आकलन, कश्मीर नीति, अत्यधिक केंद्रीकरण अथवा समाजवाद की उनकी व्याख्या पर गंभीर असहमति संभव है। लेकिन नीतियों से असहमति और इतिहास से बेईमानी दो अलग बातें हैं। नेहरू की ग़लतियों पर प्रहार कीजिए, उनके निर्णयों की जांच कीजिए, उनके मॉडल को अस्वीकार कीजिए; लेकिन उनका संघर्ष मत चुराइए।उसे थोड़ृा अपने दिल में जगह दीजिए। वे भारत का इतिहास हैं। उनके योगदान को भूलना भारत के योगदान को भी भूलना है।

नेहरू केवल मोतीलाल नेहरू के पुत्र होने से नेहरू नहीं बने। वे स्वतंत्रता आंदोलन के कठिन मैदानों, किसान यात्राओं, कांग्रेस के वैचारिक संघर्षों, बार-बार की गिरफ्तारियों और वर्षों के कारावास से होकर उस ऊँचाई तक पहुँचे थे। उन्हें विरासत में एक बड़ा घर मिला था; लेकिन राष्ट्रीय कद उन्होंने स्वयं अर्जित किया।

परिवार दरवाज़ा खोल सकता है, पर उस दरवाज़े से इतिहास में प्रवेश करने के लिए व्यक्ति को स्वयं चलना पड़ता है। उस समय बड़े घरों में पैदा हुए लोग अनेक थे; सत्ता, संपत्ति और अंगरेज़ी शिक्षा पाने वाले भी अनेक थे। लेकिन जवाहरलाल नेहरू की तरह किसने अपना जीवन उस संघर्ष में झोंका, जिसने अंततः उसके पिता को भी बदल दिया? रजत जी, वंश नेहरू को सुविधा दे सकता था, पर नेहरू का संघर्ष, कारावास, बौद्धिक निर्माण और राष्ट्रीय हैसियत किसी वंश की देन नहीं थी।

[Gurdeep Singh Sappal @gurdeepsappal]

https://t.co/PvgfG0BxRM

[Darab Farooqui @darab_farooqui]

Frankly, it is not Modi's fault. Not RSS. Not BJP.

They simply don't know better. You can't fault someone for not having what they never had.

They are mediocre, incompetent people who couldn't have helped this nation even if they tried. That is not an insult. That is just the truth.

Every genuinely intelligent person I have known in my life has had one thing in common.

Humility.

They know what they don't know. They start with the acceptance that they don't have enough answers yet.

And they go find them. With effort, with intellect, with help. And if they can't solve the problem, they will at least understand it better than when they started.

That is the starting point of all real progress. Knowing your limits.

Now ask yourself. Does even one person in that entire Sanghi world have that humility? Can even one of them say, I don't know enough, I need help, I might be wrong?

If you think yes, you are not just mistaken.

You are dangerously wrong.

Mediocrity is not a crime. But handing 1.4 billion lives to mediocre, brazen people is not just a mistake.

And who put them there?

BJP voters did. With the same absence of humility. The same refusal to say, maybe we don't know enough. Maybe we should think harder. Maybe we should question more.

They got exactly what they gave. Certainty without understanding.

In January 2014, Dr. Manmohan Singh said it plainly, quietly, and precisely.

"Having Mr. Modi, whatever his merit, as the Prime Minister, will be a disaster for India."

He was right. But even he could not have known how completely, how devastatingly right he was. Because he was a man who never claimed to know more than he did.

Today we need no such caution.

We are not predicting. We are not warning.

We are simply describing what is.

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

A Brahmin student being called a 'Pakistani' by Modi Bhakts shocked and rightfully hurt many people across ideological lines, including several from the Right Wing itself. Because suddenly, people realised how dehumanising that label is.
But for years now, countless Indian Muslims especially those who speak up or question the government or criticise the PM are casually branded 'Pakistanis' or 'Bangladeshis' or a 'Rohingya'.
Our loyalty is questioned, our identity is regularly mocked, our citizenship treated as conditional.
And the society has normalised it so much that most people don’t even react anymore.
An insult that rightfully outraged people when used against a Brahmin student is thrown at Muslims every single day without guilt or an outrage, or without any consequences. No Indian should have to constantly prove they belong to their own country.
All thanks to the Media and the Politicians for Normalising this Hate against Indian Muslims.

[Yashu Vyas @vyasyash]

@DeepikaBhardwaj Is the song also AI generated?

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

It was planned, it was planned way before Modi landed in Norway

Deep state in action, along with Congress

[👑Che_ಕೃಷ್ಣ🇮🇳💛❤️ @ChekrishnaCk]

Congress agent defaming India before 2014.