Prashant Pundir
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Dearest, I feel certain I'm going mad again [email protected] support: https://t.co/P8WcK7Uj9q NGL: https://t.co/KOGUC6OybO
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listen to this. he is saying that whatever happened on 20th July was “unfortunate”, but it’s okay since Delhi police had been cooperating with us all this while. this clown should apologise to all the people who had to endure the violence for his and his friends’ political ambitions.
Prashant Pundir17,163 views • 8 days ago
nothing is as important right now as materially supporting palestinians. as appealing as it is to put a watermelon emoji in your bio and declare support for palestine, that support is hollow if it is not followed by tangible action. right now, amidst a genocide, the most meaningful thing many of us can do is materially support palestinians and help them survive. over the past year and more, we've been in regular touch with palestinian families. they have been some of the kindest, most generous, and most resilient people we've ever met. long before we came to twitter, we were on instagram. long before we started making videos, we were involved in providing material support to palestinians through mutual aid networks. this work did not begin with content creation. one person spent a remarkable amount of time today attacking me over having a blue tick on x. so let me explain. one of our instagram accounts was already taken down for speaking about palestine. we have dealt with restrictions, harassment, mass reporting, and coordinated attacks. under india's increasingly restrictive digital environment, including broad government powers over online content and platform compliance, losing an account can mean losing years of work overnight. and the reality is that there is no large pro-palestine media ecosystem in india. there are no alternative mass platforms where palestinians can easily reach thousands of people, seek support, tell their stories, or connect with those willing to help. whether we like it or not, platforms like instagram, x, and meta-owned networks remain some of the few places where these connections happen. the blue tick was never about status. it was about access to support, account protection, and reducing the risk of being taken down through coordinated reporting campaigns, something many people speaking about palestine have experienced. while some people are busy auditing activists, palestinians are trying to stay alive. if you genuinely care about palestine, stay focused on palestinians. there is no competition here. no leaderboard. no prize for being the most righteous person online. genuine people in this movement know that. our priorities should remain exactly where they belong: with palestinians, and with providing whatever material support we can. shrishti
Prashant Pundir30,087 views • 1 month ago
Bollywood’s Palestine problem is a longstanding pattern. For years, celebrity culture and Indian influencers have trivialised, depoliticised, and sanitised Palestinian suffering, turning occupation and g*nocide into jokes, “conflict,” cinema, podcasts, and empty banter. This is peak elite insulation. Free Palestine.🇵🇸 shrishti
Prashant Pundir15,780 views • 23 days ago
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