Trying to counter the biasedness of faking left and its supporters by being rationally RIGHT.
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Anyone crying fr fairness, compassion in an unfair war of words/ideology/Dharma is an IMPOTENT.
Tht’s how we got Rama. Tht’s how we got Krishna. Tht’s how we got Kurukshetra.
-Ruthlessness for ruthlessness
-Deception for deception
-Annihilation for Annihilation
-Love for love
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Unka original certified copy public mai hai. Aapne dekha nahin? “The Hindu” ke maalikon ne AI photo lagaya kya? Ya “tharra certifying agency” ki tarah Kejru ne ab “degree certifying agency” bhi shuru kiya?
Waise zara Saurav ka paternity certificate+Dipke ka degree bhi dikha dena
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1/5 Sharjeel Imam has given an interview detailing his Islamist manifesto. Surprisingly, no storm has been kicked up over pronouncements that are so unapologetically anti-liberal, anti-secular, anti-democracy, anti-Constitution—in a word, anti-national.
2/5 He openly calls the Constitution fascist, labels secularism a trap, and denounces democracy as a contrivance to deny Muslims their political rights.
3/5 The piece is a litany of indictments against the liberal class. Imam rejects any difference between liberals and Hindutvadis. In his essentialist worldview, all Hindus are the same, unanimous in denying Muslims political power they claim as a divine right.
4/5 Inadvertently, Sharjeel has recognised something that liberals have been fighting shy of acknowledging: that Hindutva’s idea of India is anchored in the same “overarching nationalist framework”— that Muslims are Indians above all else.
5/5 For more, read this Opinion article by Ibn Khaldun Bharati, who looks at Islam from an Indian perspective:
Sharjeel Imam’s Islamist manifesto will be forgotten. The silence of liberals will not
theprint.in/opinion/sharjeel…
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This is real dictatorship!
Kejriwal and Bhagwant Mann can’t stop crimes, so they are hunting down everyone reporting those crimes!
An activist fighting against Punjab’s drug cartels was shot dead in broad daylight.
And what did the Punjab Police do? Hunt down the drug cartels across Punjab?
No! They filed cases against everyone who raised their voice for the activist on social media, including us!
Not a single warrior of democracy will utter a word. No cockroach will cry now.
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I literally checked twice if this was official account.
These people are evil man.
With each passing day, i am glad BJP is ruling this country.
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AN IMPORTANT QUESTION
A few days ago, these cockroaches were proudly proclaiming that they were here to launch a "Jail Bharo Andolan".
Now that their wish has been fulfilled, those inside the jail are crying and their fellow creatures outside are crying too.
Why do you think these filthy cockroaches are so confused?
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On 18 October, Rahul Gandhi went to Goa and said that he had drawn up a timeline to finish Modi and Shah in Delhi.
On 19 October, Rahul Gandhi was on a flight to Vietnam.
Does this timeline include a trip to Vietnam, or is this just a vacation?
In the past, Rahul Gandhi has openly sought help from Europe and the US to defeat Narendra Modi.
So, it would not be surprising if he were meeting international regime change operatives as part of his self described timeline.
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मेलबर्न में राष्ट्रवादी पत्रकार ने दो सवाल क्या पूछ लिए |
कॉकरोचों को समर्थन देने वाली एनआरआई कैमरा से भाग गई |
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Curfews in France: restoring order ✅
Barricades in Delhi: fascism ❌
Western democracy lecturers and their frustrated Indian cheerleaders really do make a cosy little hypocrisy club.
My take:
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Why isn’t Abhijit Dipke saying that if Ashutosh and Saurav Dass are not released he will Protest at Jantar Mantar?
Sari Hawa Nikal gayi🤣
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They celebrated when Congress and opposition groups burnt effigies of CEC Gyanesh Kumar.
But now the same ecosystem is crying when locals burn effigies of cockroaches to protest against the nuisance they’ve created in Delhi.
Hypocrisy Level : 786x72
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Netaji was secular in every sense of the word
But Netaji was betrayed by his most trusted INA commanders like Zaman Kiyani and Habib ur Rehman
They joined Pakistan and led the Pakistani attack on Kashmir in 1947-48.
Just to set the records straight…
For all non-Bengalis who confuse Durga Puja (of Bengal) with Navaratri (outside Bengal), there's a simple big difference in the way it's celebrated. While Navaratri could be religious (as people claim it to be), Durga Puja is a cultural festival. There's a remarkable difference between religion and culture.
Why is Durga Puja not religious, but cultural? Here's a Bongs take!
1. For most Bengalis, they have nothing to do with devotion, and everything to do with celebration. Religion (as it has become) is an organized way to deal with devotees, and the Bengalis are far far away from any sort of blind beliefs.
2. God/Goddess is an image that's alienated from family of our own lives and seen as an authority. To Bengalis, Durga is just a part of our family. She could be termed as the Goddess, but never seen with a God-like image. There's way more love than devotion. It's a very human connection. She's the daughter of the house who's come for Autumn break to her parents house with kids and friends
3. While people outside Bengal may fast as much as they like, Bengalis will continue to feast on Mutton Biriyanis and all sorts of delicious non-veg food (even at Puja premises where organizers often arrange for meals). Had there been any religious angle, things might not have been so simple.
4. Durga Puja as a festival is deeply connected to arts, crafts, music, theater, films ... everything! It's an all-round celebration. Only a very tiny percentage of people would bother to offer prayers. For the rest of us, Durga and the spirit of Durga puja is all in our heart. Even if we offer 'Anjali' (a prayer), our eyeballs hover all over the surrounding beauties in laal-paar-sada-sarees (a beautiful dress that ladies prefer to wear).
5. Durga puja is all-inclusive. Many Muslims in Bengal celebrate it too. Even there are religious Muslims who are the Presidents and Secretaries of Puja committees. No 'religious' festival could ever break these barriers!
6. There are hundreds of government and private awards given for 'Best Puja'. Not a single parameter in judgement relates to the devotion aspect of it. The Best Puja judgement takes into consideration the artistic finesse of the idol-making, the decorations around it, the lights, the sound, the safety measures, the theme, the concept, the social relevance of the theme, etc. It never considers how devotedly people offer prayers. So, devotion doesn't even come in our way of celebrating Durga Puja.
For those who have never witnessed Durga puja in Kolkata but have a lot to comment on it, please do make a visit. Your idea of a festival will change. Our country had no religion, but we thrived on our culture. It's time we pack religions into the sacks and throw them back to the western world (from where it has come) and fall back on our all-inclusive cultural ways of celebrating life once again.
Originally penned by Niilanjanaa Daschakraaborty
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Abhijeet Dipke, why this sudden performance of sainthood!
They are not in jail because they “cared too much.” They are in jail because they broke the law. Full stop.
You cannot expect to threaten a judicial officer and still roam free. You cannot expect to deliberately violate the rules and still roam free.
Actions have consequences, something your lot seems allergic to acknowledging.
If your concern was so pure, why deliberately choke the entire CP market during peak festive season and inflict ₹2,000+ crore losses on ordinary traders who have zero connection to your ideological circus?
Those traders also have families. Those traders also struggle. But their suffering doesn’t fit your narrative, so it doesn’t count. Classic selective compassion.
Your own previous posts and your circle’s open admiration for Bangladesh-style street violence, “streets will decide,” and regime-change fantasies are still available for anyone with a working memory and a search bar.
Don’t gaslight people into believing this is some pure-hearted struggle for the voiceless.
You always wanted Jail Bharo Andolan theatre. Now you’re getting the stage time you craved. Enjoy the performance.
People are not as stupid as you need them to be.The sudden saint act after years of public arrogance, explicit calls for chaos, and open contempt for rules and institutions is transparent.
Stop trying to launder law-breaking and threats into moral superiority.
A few years ago, Ashu had a high-paying corporate job in London, earning millions. Saurav was writing about the country’s legal system and living a great life. Both had successful careers, financial security and every reason to continue living the lives they had built for themselves.
But they chose to give it all up in the hope of making this country a better place. They had absolutely no reason to leave behind their comfortable lives, take to the streets, face uncertainty and eventually end up in jail. Yet they did.
What I admire most about these two is that despite coming from privileged backgrounds, they chose to fight for those who aren’t as fortunate. They could have easily looked the other way, enjoyed their lives and never bothered about the struggles of people they had never even met. Nobody asked them to make these sacrifices. Nobody expected them to. But they did, because they genuinely care about people beyond themselves.
And to me, that is the greatest quality a human being can have. To stand up for people you don’t know, to fight battles that aren’t your own, and to risk everything you have so that someone else might have a better life.
That’s the kind of people Ashu and Saurav are.
