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Btw, don't fall for the Liberal trap that makes you believe that Congress has entered the protests today.
It has been 10 days since Congress started its Movement. Jab baki log bas ULTIMATUM de rahe the!
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They are underestimating how many Rahul Gandhi supporters are actually there who don't work for the IT cell and just stand in his support because he is just a very decent guy with humility, intelligence and right intentions ... even when they may or may not be generational Congress supporters. Rahul has worked very hard for years on the ground to dismantle the entire dirty propaganda against him.
They need to stop playing the victim card after all the attacks on Rahul Gandhi, come on you want to dish it out but cannot take it? You will be criticised as long as you are playing a part in the political discourse. I'll just say one thing from everything that happened yesterday...people never forget how you make them feel. Yesterday Das made everyone who got detained even at the first protest for participating in a protest called by them, feel like a fool.
Rahul on the contrary has never mentioned them ever and has made people feel like they belong and they are important. Not performatively but organically because that's who he is. Not just the youth but people from all walks of life.
Multiple protests matter when our goal is to change the system and the people running it. More the merrier. And if the attacks are on Rahul Gandhi and not on MoSha who actually are accountable to the public, then I guess there is a fundamental problem. Rahul cannot fix anything unless he is the Prime Minister. Until then keep asking for one bureaucrat's resignation after another while the rot in the system persists.
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I love swimming in the sea when it's rough. It teaches you that rough is just another kind of calm.
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Honest opinion :
If Rahul Gandhi takes out Bharat Jodo Yatra 2.0 at this point of time on same scale like he did in 2022,
Then even he would be shocked to see where his popularity stands across India. Things have completely changed in the last 4 years
That time, RaGa hardly had any presence on social media. And the whole yatra people who supported him focused on rejuvenation of his image to prove he's not Pappu as IT cell & godi media propagated
Now he is the most powerful leader among GenZ on social media. Every step he walks will be historic and it will take humongous effort to control the crowd in yatra
Be it Instagram, Facebook or Twitter, all the platforms will be flooded with him 🗿
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What happened in Jamui, Bihar happens everyday in BJP ruled states. The toxic misogynist BJP culture where predators hunt in disguise as “Anti Romeo” squads has been promoted since 2014. Fake degrees, fake yogis & fake dharma - sick!
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The last wall standing between @RahulGandhi and the Prime Minister’s chair is Gyanesh Kumar and the Election Commission he heads.
@INCIndia has reached a point where it can deliver at least 220 seats on its own strength. The INDIA Alliance partners can take the rest. Together, 310-plus seats in the Lok Sabha are no longer a dream. They are within reach.
That is why the pressure on the ECI must now become relentless. The people of this country and the INDIA Alliance have to stand as one and force this system to answer. The time for polite appeals is over. Accountability cannot wait.
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पहले हमने कहा था की 'सूट-बूट की सरकार है', धीरे-धीरे आपको पता चलेगा की यह 'सूट-बूट और लूट की सरकार है' : राहुल गांधी
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“India’s tax structure is competitive with the US, but the public benefits are closer to countries like Bangladesh.”
— Ashneer Grover, Founder of BharatPe
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You know why this picture is so freaking liberating?
For 12 years we were handcuffed into believing that making fun of Modi is a sin. You never knew what would happen to you: abuses, threats and whatnot.
Today it is the most popular thing to do, still not on the level Manmohan Singh was mocked, but we will get there soon.
This is independence of speech once again, of criticism and freedom from the idea that an individual politician is god-sent on earth to bless us.
This guy Pulkit is a hero, so ignore the cries of Sanghis and keep being unapologetic. Only people like us know how much it has taken to bring that megalomaniac down to size.
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You should always remember …
RG has reached here in-spite of
- NO Support from Mainstream Media
- NO Support from majority of Liberal Journo’s
- NO Support from majority of own party leader’s
- Target of most opposition parties
So hold steady
Let’s continue the good fight
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THOSE WHO SUPPORT BJP ACTUALLY BELIEVES THAT
1. If BJP remains not in power, India will become Islamic nation.
2. Casteism was introduced by British before that all were considered equals.
3. West hates Modi because India has become Vishwaguru.
4. Ambedkar is responsible for caste based discrimination.
5. Manusmriti is a great book, it's just people can't translate it correctly.
6. Savarkar never wrote Apology letter and was better statesman than Nehru.
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Journalists, Lawyers & Authors play a big role in shaping a society's opinions on various issues. They should never bow down to any political party/person in power to an extent that if and when the government changes (which will), you'll not just be thrown out of system +
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🚨 FACT CHECK 🚨
"No abuse was hurled at PM's late mother. THE OUTRAGE IS FAKE."
What was actually said from the stage was not an attack on Modi Ji's late mother, but an attack on HOW Modi Ji uses "Maa Samman" as a political tool.
The speaker was exposing how "Maa" is used for votes and sympathy.
The phrase "Mataji ko chair dijiye" (Give a chair to the mother) refers to a staged incident involving Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a Lok Sabha election rally in Howrah, West Bengal, in May 2024. While addressing the crowd, PM Modi noticed an elderly woman standing in the heat among the audience. He paused his speech mid-sentence, pointed towards her, and instructed the security team and organizers, saying, "Mataji ko chair dijiye..." (Please give a chair to the elderly mother). That elderly woman was not a common mother standing in the heat. She had a VIP card around her neck. She is the mother of a local BJP Mandal Pradhan from Howrah. It was a planted PR stunt, not real compassion.
The fact that you are now doing fake outrage over "Maa ka apmaan" actually proves the original point - that BJP uses Maa as a political shield whenever it is cornered.
There was no attack on anyone's mother. There was an attack on the politics done in the name of mother.
Also before preaching about 'Maa ka samman', look at your own record. Sonia Gandhi Ji has been called "Jersey Cow", "Bar Dancer", widow-mocking and worse by BJP leaders and your IT Cell for last 40 years. Was that not an insult to a mother?
आदरणीय प्रधानमंत्री श्री @narendramodi जी की स्वर्गीय माताजी के लिए आपत्तिजनक शब्द कहे जाएं और उस पर राहुल गांधी हंसें—यह दृश्य बेहद शर्मनाक और पीड़ादायक है।
मां राजनीति का विषय नहीं होती। मां का अपमान किसी भी सभ्य समाज में स्वीकार्य नहीं हो सकता।
राजनीतिक विरोध कीजिए, लेकिन प्रधानमंत्री जी की स्वर्गीय माताजी को लेकर कही गई अमर्यादित बात पर हंसना आपके राजनीतिक संस्कारों को स्वयं उजागर करता है।
राहुल गांधी जी, राजनीतिक विरोध में मर्यादा की सारी सीमाएं लांघ देना न लोकतंत्र है, न सेवा और न ही संस्कार। देश की मातृशक्ति सब देख रही है। ऐसी असंवेदनशीलता और उपहास किसी भी कीमत पर स्वीकार्य नहीं है।
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Rahul Gandhi exposed the reality about Ajit Doval. 💀
He taps phones and gives that information to Modi and Shah.
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Every time Rahul Gandhi mocks Modi, I remember this smile of Narendra Modi in Parliament.
The smile of someone who thinks he has completely destroyed his opponent’s image and he will never be able to rise again.
But Rahul Gandhi rose like a phoenix, just as he promised.
There is no need to take morality lessons from Sanghis. Even if Rahul Gandhi ridicules Narendra Modi on a daily basis, it would still be less than what he has faced over the last 13-14 years.
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Why should Rahul Gandhi always have to carry the burden of morality in politics?
The man sitting in the PM’s chair has been doing these theatrics, and much worse, since 2014, and even before that as Gujarat CM. We have normalised all of it. But the moment Congress does something, we start holding it to a completely different moral standard.
Question Congress, absolutely. As the main opposition, it shouldn’t get a free pass. But sometimes it feels like people are trying too hard to balance their political stand.
And come on, Rahul wasn’t even mimicking the PM. He just gave a comedian a stage. He wasn’t the comedian, and he wasn’t doing the act himself like others have.
Yes, yes, I know the “we expect more from Rahul” argument. Fair enough. But cut him some slack too. Many of you are always ready to call out Congress even when there’s nothing wrong. Remember the AI Summit protest? So many liberals immediately turned their guns on Congress then as well. So please do better!
@RahulGandhi
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#DUSUElection: Reducing the political mood of an entire generation of hundreds of millions of young Indians facing joblessness, broken education system, dilapidated schools, inflation and mass despair to the result of ONE student-union election, completely run on money and muscle power, is not great analysis.
And if that is the barometer, then what about the ABVP’s loss in Garhwal Central University just 8 days ago? Are those Gen-Zs less valuable Gen-Zs than those in one Delhi college? It has been a curse for this nation that a government thinks only elections are a barometer, especially when results clearly show fractured opposition votes is the only reason for their power.