Three hearts, one mission, and a game played not for themselves, but for the benefit of others. ❤️ Abhijeet Dipke, Saurav Das, and Ashutosh Ranka are following their convictions, challenging the system, and daring to ask uncomfortable questions. Whether history calls them dreamers, rebels, or the Three Idiots, perhaps the real question is: What if sometimes, listening to your heart is the first step towards changing the world? @Cockroachisback @PeekTV_in @sundaysarthak @TheRedMike @SauravDassss @AshutoshRanka @abhijeet_dipke @whattalawyer @dhruv_rathee @ArvindKejriwal @RahulGandhi @rakhibirla @IYC @AamAadmiParty @SanjayAzadSln @pbhushan1 @_YogendraYadav @newslaundry

Thousands of Police for Protests, But Where Were These Resources During COVID? Or during any emergency situation for that matter !!!! During COVID-19, Indians struggled for hospital beds, oxygen, medicines and ambulances. Migrant workers walked hundreds of kilometres to reach home, while families desperately searched for basic medical assistance. The country was repeatedly confronted with shortages and inadequate infrastructure. Yet today, for a relatively small protest, thousands of police personnel and hundreds of buses can be mobilised. This raises a simple question: If the government can deploy resources on such a massive scale to manage protests, why can’t the same efficiency be demonstrated in providing healthcare, emergency services and public welfare? Maintaining law and order is necessary, but governance must be about more than controlling crowds. Public infrastructure and taxpayers’ money should serve citizens, especially during their most difficult moments. It’s time to demand accountability, not excuses. Citizens must question their elected representatives, demand transparent public spending and insist that emergency preparedness and essential services receive the same urgency as security arrangements. Governments must explain their priorities and be held accountable for how public resources are used. A government’s strength should not be measured by how efficiently it manages dissent, but by how effectively it protects and serves its people. Demand answers. Demand accountability. Demand better governance.