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🛑🛑 A Bengali Woke Tourist hails kashmiri Locals, while expressing concern for local tourism..! She begs everyone to visit kashmir once in their life, so that local muslims can make some money. This after many Bengali tourists were killed. 😨😠🤔👇

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JSRHG1 year ago

Sorry to say but it's this same stupidity that led to the current situation in W Bengal and B'desh. Majority of my personal contacts from Bengal are the same as her, not ready to read the writing on the wall.

Naren Mukherjee1 year ago

True 👌

Vijay1 year ago

Speak the most horrifying words that the terrorists never want you to speak, "Boycott all muslim businesses nationwide. "

Naren Mukherjee1 year ago

🛑🛑 I support this and I Follow this in Real Life also 👌👌👌🤔😡😨

bhaskar1 year ago

Rampaging stupidy everywhere and bongs are the icing on this cake....

Naren Mukherjee1 year ago

🛑 They are basically named as "KHANKI MAGI", do you know what that means? 🤔😡😨

Idha Rehman1 year ago

Bengalis have been brain washed to this extent that they think its ok to pay blood money to these Kashmiri rascals!

Right Guy1 year ago

I refrain myself from saying this but many Bengali Hindus deserve the current situation.

S Roy1 year ago

Etake topkalo keno.. atleast ekta secumaku kom hoto.

Naren Mukherjee1 year ago

😂

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People often stereotype France and Poland as having some of the rudest locals, but this reputation is usually the result of cultural differences rather than genuine unfriendliness. In France, people tend to value politeness, formality, and social etiquette, so tourists who don’t follow these unwritten rules may receive a cold or direct response, which can be mistaken for rudeness. In Poland, locals are generally more reserved around strangers and are less likely to engage in small talk, smile at people they don’t know, or display the kind of outward friendliness that visitors from some countries expect. Because many tourists judge friendliness based on their own cultural standards, these differences can create the impression that people are rude,

People often stereotype France and Poland as having some of the rudest locals, but this reputation is usually the result of cultural differences rather than genuine unfriendliness. In France, people tend to value politeness, formality, and social etiquette, so tourists who don’t follow these unwritten rules may receive a cold or direct response, which can be mistaken for rudeness. In Poland, locals are generally more reserved around strangers and are less likely to engage in small talk, smile at people they don’t know, or display the kind of outward friendliness that visitors from some countries expect. Because many tourists judge friendliness based on their own cultural standards, these differences can create the impression that people are rude,

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