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Ashwin Karthik retweeted
The French riots and Indian "Jantar Mantar" protests are part of the same global protest ecosystem, which is expanding, a Fox News Digital report says.
timesofindia.indiatimes.com/…
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
REVEALED: HOW PARIS AND DELHI PROTESTS ARE CONNECTED
The lens is on two separate organisations: the Indian Alliance Paris (IAP) and Progressive International (PI).
The IAP grouped the protests in France, India, Albania and Spain, claiming that it was working to “Support and Connect” the “new rebellions” so they could “change the conditions that produced them”. These remarks appeared on the IAP website on October 16.
Interestingly, Indian-origin, France-based scribe Joy Banerjee is the secretary of the IAP and has deep associations with the French Communist Party, which has infiltrated the French protests. Banerjee has links to the People's Forum, based in Manhattan, which is funded by China-based millionaire Neville Roy Singham. Singham's own outlet, BreakThrough News, has amplified coverage of the protests in France and India.
The IAP has been stridently anti-Modi, opposed action against Naxals in India, and has links to the CPI(ML) Liberation in India, whose student wing, AISA, is led by Neha Bora.
The second organisation is HfHR. It has been at the forefront of anti-Modi campaigns in several countries and has organised the “Main Bhi Cockroach” protests in cities across the US and UK. In fact, it took part in the Dhruv Rathee-starring London protest. Several members of this group are also members of ultra-Left Indian communist parties and have supported the French and Indian “rebellions”.
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
🚨 Have a look at the cheap reality of Dhruv rathee's audience
Peaceful girl - Gyanesh Kumar and Modi are chor. They are deleting votes of people who want to live with peace and love.
Interviewer - Why do you even care? You are an NRI.
Girl - I'm an NRI because of Modi only. I left the country because of the fear Modi has given my gujarati family
Interviewer - What fear exactly? Kashmiri Pandits also had to leave their homes because of some of your brothers. They didn't leave their country out of fear
Girl - I'm talking about just maintaining peace and you always bring up Kashmiri Pandits. That's your only answer.
Interviewer - Be it Kashmiri Pandits, Jats of Muzaffarnagar or Sikhs of 1984, every community has faced pain and lost loved ones. But why is it only your brothers who cannot forget what happened in Gujarat, even when you guys were the ones who instigated it?
This girl walked away and the reporter started laughing because he knew she had no reply. She just needs a reason to hate Modi 🙏
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
Shocked and horrified by the brazen threats to @ajeetbharti from a public platform. To single him out for his Brahmin identity and then to threaten to skin him alive, is unacceptable. The state must provide him adequate security immediately.
Stay safe, Ajeet. We stand with you.
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
🚨 Hats off to this reporter for exposing Abhijeet Dipke's lavish lifestyle
Dipke - We won't stop. We will fight this. Once Ashu and Saurav come out, we will plan everything again
Reporter - If you only wanted to fight back, why did you even sign the bond? You should have stayed longer in jail, and the police would have automatically freed you, just like Neha
Dipke - I am not a coward, but to plan everything perfectly, I need to be out here, not in custody
Reporter - Ashutosh and Saurav will come out on a personal bond. You will again have to pay around 1 lakh. How come you're getting so much money while being middle class?
Dipke - Don't you see I wear the same five-six shirts every day? Isn't that a sign of me being middle class?
Reporter - That's what you show. But even today, you came by business class. You always travel business class on flights. You don't even think twice before doing something that costs you 50K in just a bond. Your middle class claim will never make sense.
Abhijeet Dipke started thinking about what to reply to this reporter. She exposed his so called middle-class lifestyle from top to toe 😂🙏
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
Dhruv Rathee is back in Germany. Do you know why he left so suddenly?
In 2018, he made a video claiming that a private social media user, Vikas Pandey, had offered a Rs 50 lakh bribe to a man named Mahaveer Prasad Khileri to make him speak against Rathee. The video was then retweeted by Arvind Kejriwal.
Following this, Vikas and his family faced abuse, harassment, and threats from Rathee and AAP supporters. He took legal action against both Kejriwal and Rathee for defamation.
The video was so baseless and unfounded that despite being represented by top lawyers like Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Kejriwal had to admit his mistake and apologize in the Supreme Court.
While proceedings against Kejriwal were dropped following his apology, the criminal defamation case against the video's creator, Dhruv Rathee, continued. The courts kept issuing summonses and notices to Rathee in connection with the ongoing trial, but sitting abroad, he did not bother to respond.
He came to India recently to join the CJP's regime-change protests. Two days ago, Vikas Pandey's legal team tracked him to his residence in Sector 56, Gurugram. After Rathee refused to take phone calls or accept the documents directly, the lawyers pasted the summons outside his Gurugram home with the help of the society's security guards.
Realizing that he could be arrested in this case for repeatedly ignoring summonses over the last eight years, he chickened out and left India in a hurry. So much for his respect for the law and the judicial process!
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
Hey Abhijeet Dipke,
Do you know ??
During the peak of militancy in Kashmir, terrorist and separatist groups issued open challenges and put up posters declaring that no one could dare hoist the Indian Tricolour at Lal Chowk and return alive.
The Congress, at that time hid under their beds.
A young convenor of the BJP publicly challenged the militants during a rally ahead of the event, stating he would reach Lal Chowk on January 26 at 11:00 AM to unfurl the flag.
On January 26, 1992, the young man and BJP President Murli Manohar Joshi traveled to Srinagar, Kashmir, to unfurl the Indian national flag at Lal Chowk.
And he hoisted the Tiranga in Kashmir, despite the threat to his life. This young man was none other than Narendra Damodardas Modi.
The same man you are accusing of being averse to Tiranga hoisting.
Nothing can be more ironical than this accusation.
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
Spare us the lecture on “regime change is normal in a democracy.”
You know exactly what the phrase means when Prashant Bhushan and AISA’s Neha Bora use it while invoking Bangladesh’s Gen Z street movement that toppled a government outside the electoral calendar. That is not “oppose, expose and depose through elections.” That is a deliberate attempt to normalise extra-constitutional pressure, street veto and manufactured unrest.
If it is only about elections, why the hurry? Why the Bangladesh template? Why frame protests against the Election Commission as a “fight for regime change”?In a real democracy, governments change when voters decide at the ballot box, not when a handful of activists and opposition leaders decide the system is “dictatorial” the moment they keep losing. You yourself have used the phrase in purely electoral contexts before. The difference is context, and this context reeks of anarchy-shopping.
The BJP is not “apoplectic with feigned rage.” We are simply refusing to pretend that “regime change” + Bangladesh reference = routine parliamentary opposition. India is not Bangladesh. Our institutions, our voters and our Constitution will decide the next government in 2029, not street theatrics dressed up as high principle.
Do your job in Parliament and on the campaign trail. Stop trying to import instability and then gaslight the country about dictionary definitions.
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
This bas**rd wanted a France-like situation in India...
For me, Abhijith Dipke is no longer just an anti-national.
He is a terrorist.
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
Modi literally saved India from this.
CJP wanted this type of situation in India.
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
Tomorrow, PM Modi will deliver another historic speech from the Red Fort.
And he will return to power again in 2029.
RT if you agree.
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
Let’s not forget Devendra is still fighting for students…. He’s still on hunger strike against Jharkhand’s INDI alliance gvt…
Support him…
महत्वपूर्ण संदेश- मेरे द्वारा कही गई हर एक बात की अपनी कीमत है।
कृपया इस संदेश को पूरा सुनिए, समझिए और हमारे साथ खड़े होकर छात्रों की आवाज़ को आगे बढ़ाने में मदद कीजिए।
#devendranathmahto
#JharkhandProtest
#JharkhandStudentProtest
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
Kabhi Jharkhand ke Hemant Soren aur Punjab ke Harjot Singh Bains ka bhi isteefa maango?
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
This man
1. Has NO answer for the funding of his NGO
2. Has NO answer for 12 lakh rental agreement against a market value of 84 Lakhs
3. Has NO answer for income to afford 12 lakh annual rental
4. Has NO answer to his links with foreign foundations
5. Has NO answer for an undercover agent of AAP
But wants answer for whole of Galaxy
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
The great feminists, equalists, gender rights activist of Lutyens silent as this sordid sexist skit was played out objectifying a woman politician: The first elected woman Prime Minister of Italy Georgia Meloni who had to fight prejudice, sexism on her way to the top.
Ashwin Karthik retweeted
-PETA has no branch in Pakistan, which has a 99% non-veg population.
-PETA does overtime in India, which has the biggest vegetarian population in the world.
-CJP has no branch in Punjab, where paper leaks, farmers’ issues, etc. are normal. Kejriwal spends crores on ads
-CJP does overtime in Delhi, Maharashtra, UP, etc over similar issues
Both are frauds!