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A Dravidian goon is seen beating & abusing a poor North Indian guy for speaking Hindi. People from south India also live in other states like Delhi, Gujarat but have you ever heard anything like this? Really shameful!!

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Sahil Sharma3 years ago

Mr Sinha do not make this a North vs south issue. We can find miscreants in every part of India 🙏 there is no statistics to suggest it is more prevelent in 1 part vs another

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Mr Sinha3 years ago

I just said we don't see such things in north India & used Dravidian word but not Tamilian! So clearly I didn't generalise it.

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மாயோன்Tweetz | GTSR 🚩🕉️ (Modi Ka Parivar)3 years ago

@Rwind_13 As a tamizhan I am really sorry for the way my brethren from north states are treated here by some goondas. Its bcoz of rise in prominence of regional separatist parties like 'Nam tamilar katchi' (NTK)that actively campaigns against north Indians. I request GOI 2 ban such outfits

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Rafa Siempre 🐐3 years ago

The core of Dravidian politics is xenophobia. Hate against Brahmins, North Indians, regional chauvinism and looking down on other states. When you normalise gau mutra, Pani puri wala jibes, the next step is obviously violence.

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shivam3 years ago

@Warlock_Shabby Face can be seen clearly. Take necessary action! @AshwiniVaishnaw @IRCTCofficial

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Siddh3 years ago

In Mumbai the same people roam door to door selling Idlis and Wadas🤫 We are just fooling ourselves just in the name of different states, languages, caste and creed. Especially South region where in these incidents are increasing day by day.

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RailwaySeva3 years ago

Sir may please provide train no./coach no./journey details for further action RPF- INDIA

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Ashwini Upadhyay3 years ago

What is the root cause and permanent solution

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Mr Sinha3 years ago

You can describe it better but in my opinion no strong presence of national parties & lack of national leaders in such states creates such issues.. Most of regional parties play dirty politics in the name of language/region & brainwash common people.

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Anubhab3 years ago

Don’t generalise this incident as entire ‘South India’. This happened in Tamil Nadu and this has been happening since long. And this needs to stop.

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