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‘50,000 Palestinians Were Killed Using Microsoft Technology. You Are All Hypocrites.’ Dramatic scenes at an event where a Microsoft employee questions Satya Nadella, Bill Gates. She was thrown out.

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Sanket Upadhyay

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Sanket Upadhyayvor 1 Jahr

The employee here is an Indian American Vaniya Aggarwal. Who has now resigned and made her resignation letter public.

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MANNU INDIANvor 1 Jahr

Coward's are silent watching childrens being bombed

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THE FIGHT VISTA 🔞👊🏻vor 1 Jahr

Mad respect for Vaniya!

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GG Pattnayakvor 1 Jahr

Her voice will reverberate in the conscience of the mankind in the time to come.

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Syed Abdul Azimvor 1 Jahr

That's petty pitiful, but need to realize, MS trio has got far ulterior motives than that.

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Hardikvor 1 Jahr

Sanket dhandhaa dhandhaa hotaa hai. Bechnaa , Kharidnaa aur Bhaav.Ab Harvard me bhaav kaa naamkaran hua "Value Proposition".Isme ye sab emotion nahi chaltaa.Ham log yaa to Gandhi Ji ho sakte hain,yaa phir "ham log" ho sakte hain, kabhi Gandhi Ji kabhi ham log ye nahi ho saktaa.

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Narutovor 1 Jahr

what have you done to help them ?

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Manjit Singhvor 1 Jahr

@sanket भाई आप वानिया की बहादुरी को ड्रामा क्यों बता रहे हो???

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Harsha Anandvor 1 Jahr

Such a disgrace to India.

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Nitish Kumarvor 1 Jahr

Why didn't she resign if she knew it wasn't a company which was following her ideology.. ? Shamless Indian origin dumb girl

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