My simple philosophy is, if politicising gets you justice then it must be politicised.
Else in a country like ours, you keep fighting cases for life even if it's crystal clear and you keep living on the mercy of executives.
Replying to @vimallakhotia
Sir I know what has happened and have written in detail about it , my concern is the way this case is being politicized but no where it is near closure even after 4 years .
I really don't understand the logic behind this, if a person coverts from Hinduism to Islam or any other religion he still have to live among the same society.
Changing religion particularly to Islam won't give you higher social status by default.
Person who converts from Hinduism to Islam can't claim Backward Class Muslim status: Supreme Court
Read here: barandbench.com/news/person-…
That's the difference between a politician and a statesman. Politician stands by politics, political rivalry and revenge.
A statesman will stand for values, ideals and people as a whole.
Waving the Tricolour at Jantar Mantar in a peaceful protest is not a crime. Jailing youth for it is an act of cowardice.
Students. Youth. Journalists. The INDIA bloc. Different banners, one cause. All protests are one: citizens demanding their constitutional rights.
Jantar Mantar belongs to the people of India. We will reclaim it.
Honestly speaking, I haven't seen any leader other than Rahul Gandhi who had been spent this much time on ground,
have walked this much through out India along with his followers.
And I am not talking about last 14 years, even during UPA rule, no opposition have done this.





















