Chief Justice of India dehumanised youth by calling them cockroaches, parasites in open court. When students are being beaten up by State under his nose, he tells us he has no time to watch the brutality. What a legacy. Unfit for high judicial office he holds. Please step down
The biggest crime these b@stards have committed is changing the NCERT textbooks.
I was reading the new Class 9 Social Science NCERT book, and it's astonishing how the entire narrative is built around the claim that everything originated in the Rigveda.
Democracy, rights, justice—almost every foundational idea is presented as having its origins in the Vedas. This is not education; it's an attempt to reshape history and social science into ideological propaganda.
They're not just rewriting textbooks—they're reshaping young minds. By replacing critical thinking with mythology and ideology, they're putting the future of this country at risk.
This tech was NEVER neutral, it was built for surveillance from day 1 and was bound to be used by the state against us. Every influencer who sold it as fashion accessory and made reels with it deserves to get their ass handed to them
@LiveLawIndia It happens only in India 🫡
July 17: SC agrees to an urgent hearing to clear the release of the animated film Mahaprabhu Jagannath. 🎬
July 22: SC refuses urgent hearing for students beaten by police because "we don't have time to watch videos." 🚫
https://t.co/oCY5L6OTSC
The Rajya Sabha was adjourned six times on Monday (July 20, 2026), with the Opposition demanding action against those guilty in the NEET examination question paper leak case.
https://t.co/32r93Gd46r
He is the same officer who climbed on the truck to hit Geetanjali Wangchuk before we all jumped in to save her. Later he grabbed her hair.
Sandeep Lamba is not mentally fit to serve in the police.
30th October 1928
Lala Lajpat Rai took out a peaceful protest against the Simon Commission in Lahore.
The Superintendent of Police, James A. Scott ordered his forces to lathi charge the crowd.
98 years later, not much has changed.
Visuals from the Parliament have security forces taking firing positions. Please don’t shoot at our country’s youth. They’re not making any unreasonable demands. They just want accountability for students dying because of govt incompetence!
How can this be the response?
VIDEO | Parliament Monsoon Session: On Opposition's issues in the parliament, Congress MP Shashi Tharoor says, "One issue is the theft of donations in Ayodhya, the second is the NEET examination, matters concerning students that the Congress has been raising for several months now. Our request was simply that these issues should be discussed. The government is not ready to accept anything. If a discussion takes place inside Parliament, it is good for everyone. I don't know what they are so afraid of when it comes to having a discussion. They have a massive majority, so let the voice of the country be heard in Parliament; that is exactly what Parliament is meant for. But when you refuse and insist on only raising your own topics, the opposition naturally becomes dissatisfied. That is the whole point."
On the lathi charge at Jantar Mantar, Tharoor says, "It's very sad. I mean, I don't understand the spirit in which some of these things are being done. When a non-violent protest is taking place, what is the reason for a lathi charge? A lathi charge is not an act of non-violence; it is an act of violence. I don't understand the logic of this."
(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/bIyFWTfmBd)
POLICE IS USING TEAR GAS TO CRUSH PROTESTS
These visuals resemble an authoritarian regime - not a democracy.
Our democratic right to protest for our future, our education is being shelled with tear gas right now.
- Metros stopped
- Roads blocked
- Internet jammed
- Students lathi-charged
- Complete blackout by much of the mainstream media
Yet 50,000+ people have gathered within a 3–4 km radius of Jantar Mantar
Every dirty trick has failed
You can block the city. You cannot block the anger
Dharmendra Pradhan MUST RESIGN
Whatever you say but I am so proud of the protestors who are physically present there, protesting in this heat and rain. You can't be sitting comfortably in your AC cabins & saying how the protest have anti-national agenda lmao. Asking for your rights isn't anti-national.
> monsoon session begins today
> leader of opposition mallikarjun kharge raises the neet scam.
> he questioned the government’s handling of the protest
> he also brings up the jantar mantar protest & lathi charge on students
> cp radhakrishna didn’t even discussed the issue & adjourned the house.
> first they silence students on the streets. now even parliament can’t have a proper discussion.
> yes india is the largest democratic nation in the world