Maturity is when you realise that people who will actually vote in the election are miles away from this noise. 1. Engineers, doctors, accountants and finance professionals are busy building their careers, not chasing street theatrics. 2. Bankers and civil servants understand that policy decisions require more than slogans. 3. A protest’s visibility does not automatically reflect public opinion. 4. Political participation means more than gathering crowds; it means showing up at the ballot box. 5. The real test of a movement is its public support, not its social media noise. Interesting.

Abhijeet Dipke will think twice before facing this female reporter again. 🚨 Dipke: Watch Dhruv Rathee’s latest video and you’ll understand how much electoral manipulation Modi has carried out. Reporter: That video doesn’t make sense, Abhijeet. Modi won in 2014, Modi won in 2019, and Modi won the last election. Gyanesh Kumar wasn’t even the CEC back then. Dipke: So you’re calling a former CEC a liar, but you refuse to accept that the present CEC could be lying? Reporter: The former CEC you’re referring to used to laugh at people who blamed EVMs after losing elections. His argument was that people who criticise EVMs after defeat are the same people who celebrate victories through those very machines. Yet you blame EVMs too. Dipke: Okay, we get it. So we’re all anti-national in your eyes. Only Modiji is right. Dhruv Rathee might also be spreading an agenda against India while displaying the Indian flag in his video. Reporter: We’re not here for this, Abhijeet. And since you brought up the Indian flag, in Dhruv Rathee’s previous videos, the flag was simply thrown into a corner. There’s a difference between protecting the Indian flag and hiding behind it to protect yourself. Abhijeet Dipke had no reply to the female reporter’s comebacks. His entire argument was put under scrutiny in front of the media. 🙏 #Cjp