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A new controversy happened at Jharkhand Students protest, Junaid vs Adarsh 🤯 >Earlier Adarsh said we don't need 'Junaid ki biryani' here >Junaid came, says I love Adarsh bhai >Junaid supporters started abusing Adarsh >Adarsh supporters bashes them with Vande Mataram slogans Finally, a same brain came and he... show more

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As expected, the drama has started at the Jharkhand students' protest after Mohammad Junaid arrived in Ranchi 💔 Social activist Adarsh Gupta has been working for the students since day one. Earlier, before Junaid arrived, he had said, "If Junaid doesn't come here, we are enough to take care of our people." Now that Junaid has arrived at the protest, some of his supporters have started targeting Adarsh Gupta and are trying to force him out of the protest. Adarsh is associated with the YSS group along with Sarthak Bhagat, and they have been helping the students since day one. However, Adarsh has started receiving hate after Junaid's arrival. 💔

As expected, the drama has started at the Jharkhand students' protest after Mohammad Junaid arrived in Ranchi 💔 Social activist Adarsh Gupta has been working for the students since day one. Earlier, before Junaid arrived, he had said, "If Junaid doesn't come here, we are enough to take care of our people." Now that Junaid has arrived at the protest, some of his supporters have started targeting Adarsh Gupta and are trying to force him out of the protest. Adarsh is associated with the YSS group along with Sarthak Bhagat, and they have been helping the students since day one. However, Adarsh has started receiving hate after Junaid's arrival. 💔

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The Muslim man, Junaid, who has been providing free food to the CJP protesters for the past 25 days, got into a heated argument with the protesters today. Due to heavy rain, Junaid was unable to reach the CJP protest with food on time and arrived 5 hours late. This made Abhijeet Dipke and the protesters angry. They said many harsh things to Junaid and even claimed that he had run away after betraying them. Hearing this deeply upset Junaid, and he went and sat alone in a corner. For the past 25 days, he has been providing free food to Abhijeet Dipke and the protesters, but when he was late for just one day, people started getting angry and saying that he had run away. According to a protester present there, Abhijeet Dipke also scolded Junaid. Because of this, the Muslims present at the protest came out in support of Junaid and left the protest. Junaid himself had to explain that he was late because he couldn't get a taxi due to the rain. What kind of protest is this, where people can't stay hungry for even 5 hours without food?

The Muslim man, Junaid, who has been providing free food to the CJP protesters for the past 25 days, got into a heated argument with the protesters today. Due to heavy rain, Junaid was unable to reach the CJP protest with food on time and arrived 5 hours late. This made Abhijeet Dipke and the protesters angry. They said many harsh things to Junaid and even claimed that he had run away after betraying them. Hearing this deeply upset Junaid, and he went and sat alone in a corner. For the past 25 days, he has been providing free food to Abhijeet Dipke and the protesters, but when he was late for just one day, people started getting angry and saying that he had run away. According to a protester present there, Abhijeet Dipke also scolded Junaid. Because of this, the Muslims present at the protest came out in support of Junaid and left the protest. Junaid himself had to explain that he was late because he couldn't get a taxi due to the rain. What kind of protest is this, where people can't stay hungry for even 5 hours without food?

Saffron Chargers

213,207 views • 1 month ago

Junaid, who served food 4 times a day to around 1,000 people for 40 days during the CJP protest, was asked now that the Kanwar Yatra has started whether he would also go and distribute food to Hindus during the Kanwar Yatra, just like he did at the CJP protest. Junaid immediately went silent and looked away. After thinking for quite a while, he finally said in a very low voice, If I feel that I should go and distribute food to Hindus during the Kanwar Yatra, then I will think about it and go. During the CJP protest, Junaid used to loudly raise slogans about secularism. But when it came to distributing food to Hindus during the Kanwar Yatra, his words started to falter. If Junaid can distribute free food worth lakhs every day during the CJP protest, then why hasn't he gone to distribute food to Hindus during the Kanwar Yatra yet? The Kanwar Yatra has already started.

Junaid, who served food 4 times a day to around 1,000 people for 40 days during the CJP protest, was asked now that the Kanwar Yatra has started whether he would also go and distribute food to Hindus during the Kanwar Yatra, just like he did at the CJP protest. Junaid immediately went silent and looked away. After thinking for quite a while, he finally said in a very low voice, If I feel that I should go and distribute food to Hindus during the Kanwar Yatra, then I will think about it and go. During the CJP protest, Junaid used to loudly raise slogans about secularism. But when it came to distributing food to Hindus during the Kanwar Yatra, his words started to falter. If Junaid can distribute free food worth lakhs every day during the CJP protest, then why hasn't he gone to distribute food to Hindus during the Kanwar Yatra yet? The Kanwar Yatra has already started.

Saffron Chargers

200,889 views • 1 month ago

At the CJP protest, a Muslim man named Junaid was distributing free food and bottled water. When a journalist asked him where the money and funding came from to distribute so much food and so many bottles of water throughout the day, Junaid suddenly went silent. He then said that people bring him all the food and bottled water to distribute at the protest, and that he doesn't buy any of it with his own money. What kind of logic is that? If someone wants to give food and bottled water to the protesters, why would they give it to Junaid instead of handing it directly to the protesters?

At the CJP protest, a Muslim man named Junaid was distributing free food and bottled water. When a journalist asked him where the money and funding came from to distribute so much food and so many bottles of water throughout the day, Junaid suddenly went silent. He then said that people bring him all the food and bottled water to distribute at the protest, and that he doesn't buy any of it with his own money. What kind of logic is that? If someone wants to give food and bottled water to the protesters, why would they give it to Junaid instead of handing it directly to the protesters?

Saffron Chargers

74,964 views • 2 months ago

During the CJP protest, Junaid used to claim that he alone was distributing all the food. He proudly took the credit, and even the CJP leadership only mentioned Junaid's name, saying he was feeding the protesters with his own money. But now that the protest has ended and the police are asking Junaid to explain the daily food distribution and where all the money and funding came from, he is now saying that a team of 25-30 people was distributing the food during the protest. He also claims that he only served the food, while other people arranged and brought it. Now he is mentioning many names of people who supposedly distributed the food - names that were never heard during the protest. Now that Junaid is in trouble, he is coming up with a new story.

During the CJP protest, Junaid used to claim that he alone was distributing all the food. He proudly took the credit, and even the CJP leadership only mentioned Junaid's name, saying he was feeding the protesters with his own money. But now that the protest has ended and the police are asking Junaid to explain the daily food distribution and where all the money and funding came from, he is now saying that a team of 25-30 people was distributing the food during the protest. He also claims that he only served the food, while other people arranged and brought it. Now he is mentioning many names of people who supposedly distributed the food - names that were never heard during the protest. Now that Junaid is in trouble, he is coming up with a new story.

Saffron Chargers

66,096 views • 1 month ago

Junaid, who fed around 2,000 people every day for 40 days during the CJP protest, started playing the victim card after the protest ended when the police questioned him about the funding and asked where the money for feeding so many people was coming from. He claimed that he had nothing to do with the protest or the CJP leaders and said he had only served food to students. He even claimed that Abhijeet Dipke and Saurav Das had abandoned him, trying to gain sympathy and portray himself as a victim. Now the same Junaid is saying that they are holding meetings to discuss CJP's next plans, future protests, and what bigger steps they should take together. He is also preparing on a large scale to provide free food again. Junaid was simply playing the victim card to avoid police action. In reality, he is part of the CJP gang.

Junaid, who fed around 2,000 people every day for 40 days during the CJP protest, started playing the victim card after the protest ended when the police questioned him about the funding and asked where the money for feeding so many people was coming from. He claimed that he had nothing to do with the protest or the CJP leaders and said he had only served food to students. He even claimed that Abhijeet Dipke and Saurav Das had abandoned him, trying to gain sympathy and portray himself as a victim. Now the same Junaid is saying that they are holding meetings to discuss CJP's next plans, future protests, and what bigger steps they should take together. He is also preparing on a large scale to provide free food again. Junaid was simply playing the victim card to avoid police action. In reality, he is part of the CJP gang.

Saffron Chargers

101,163 views • 29 days ago

A poor protester's iPhone was stolen at the CJP protest. He had worked really hard to buy that iPhone for his studies. There are no real protesters at the CJP protest. Every day, around 500 people just come for the free food, and along with that, they steal people's phones, money, and other belongings before disappearing. If all the protesters were genuine, this theft would never have happened. The CJP protest has now become a hub for thieves. Abhijeet Dipke and Junaid should now buy that protester a new iPhone because he came there to support their protest.

A poor protester's iPhone was stolen at the CJP protest. He had worked really hard to buy that iPhone for his studies. There are no real protesters at the CJP protest. Every day, around 500 people just come for the free food, and along with that, they steal people's phones, money, and other belongings before disappearing. If all the protesters were genuine, this theft would never have happened. The CJP protest has now become a hub for thieves. Abhijeet Dipke and Junaid should now buy that protester a new iPhone because he came there to support their protest.

Saffron Chargers

41,111 views • 1 month ago

A very interesting thing happened at Jharkhand Students protest. Dafli gang of AISA reached there and started chanting "halla bol", "azadi" and "Hum Dekhenge" shit. A nationalist came and said this is not your Jantar Mantar, No one will be allowed to raise Azadi slogans here. My request to all Jharkhand Students, this is how you should stand. Please keep AISA, AISF, SFI and CJP away from this protest. They will do all efforts to capture your protest and do backdoor setting with government.

A very interesting thing happened at Jharkhand Students protest. Dafli gang of AISA reached there and started chanting "halla bol", "azadi" and "Hum Dekhenge" shit. A nationalist came and said this is not your Jantar Mantar, No one will be allowed to raise Azadi slogans here. My request to all Jharkhand Students, this is how you should stand. Please keep AISA, AISF, SFI and CJP away from this protest. They will do all efforts to capture your protest and do backdoor setting with government.

Chota Don

276,215 views • 29 days ago

Senator Tuberville Says Maduro's Capture Will Lead To FULL Exposure of Election Fraud And Foreign Interference, 'He Will Sing' "I don't think there's any doubt. This didn't start under Maduro, it started under Hugo Chávez. He came up with this system of machines that got himself elected. When that happened, he said, 'Heck, we'll just do this internationally.'" "They started selling them all over the world, and that's how we ended up with them here, and now they're all controlled by a tech group in Venezuela. But I would hope that, he would be singing like a canary, and telling people what's really going on."

Senator Tuberville Says Maduro's Capture Will Lead To FULL Exposure of Election Fraud And Foreign Interference, 'He Will Sing' "I don't think there's any doubt. This didn't start under Maduro, it started under Hugo Chávez. He came up with this system of machines that got himself elected. When that happened, he said, 'Heck, we'll just do this internationally.'" "They started selling them all over the world, and that's how we ended up with them here, and now they're all controlled by a tech group in Venezuela. But I would hope that, he would be singing like a canary, and telling people what's really going on."

Benny Johnson

219,464 views • 7 months ago

#WATCH | Hyderabad, Telangana: On the ongoing students' protest in Jharkhand, BRS Working President K.T. Rama Rao says, “…Why is Rahul Gandhi silent today regarding the youth protests in Jharkhand? If students there are raising questions, why don't you and your alliance partners step forward to engage with them and find a solution or offer some relief? Rahul-ji, this double standard, making promises here while playing a game of 'running with the hare and hunting with the hounds', will not work for long; you need to be consistent…”

#WATCH | Hyderabad, Telangana: On the ongoing students' protest in Jharkhand, BRS Working President K.T. Rama Rao says, “…Why is Rahul Gandhi silent today regarding the youth protests in Jharkhand? If students there are raising questions, why don't you and your alliance partners step forward to engage with them and find a solution or offer some relief? Rahul-ji, this double standard, making promises here while playing a game of 'running with the hare and hunting with the hounds', will not work for long; you need to be consistent…”

ANI

27,920 views • 29 days ago

#WATCH | National Conference MP Aga Ruhullah Mehdi joins the protest of students demanding rationalisation of reservation in Jammu and Kashmir, outside the CM's residence Aga Ruhullah Mehdi says, "People's aspirations must be given importance. We hope that the govt will listen to us and will address our aspirations. We are here - to the govt which was formed by us. We need the govt to work for the people. We are here with the hope that we have replaced dictatorship through you (the J&K govt)... I don't want chaos... We have seen a punitive calm here. If the students think that they need to talk about reservations - why we are being called as if we are here to create a divide?... I thank Iltija Mufti for extending her support to this protest."

#WATCH | National Conference MP Aga Ruhullah Mehdi joins the protest of students demanding rationalisation of reservation in Jammu and Kashmir, outside the CM's residence Aga Ruhullah Mehdi says, "People's aspirations must be given importance. We hope that the govt will listen to us and will address our aspirations. We are here - to the govt which was formed by us. We need the govt to work for the people. We are here with the hope that we have replaced dictatorship through you (the J&K govt)... I don't want chaos... We have seen a punitive calm here. If the students think that they need to talk about reservations - why we are being called as if we are here to create a divide?... I thank Iltija Mufti for extending her support to this protest."

ANI

24,863 views • 1 year ago

For the past few days, I've been receiving messages asking the same question: Is Junaid simply a volunteer, or is he a political actor in the making? It's a fair question. When someone repeatedly appears at high-profile protest sites, people are bound to wonder what motivates them. Rather than speculate, I decided to ask him directly. Junaid's answer was clear: "We aren't against any government. We are against the system." He insisted that his role at places like Jantar Mantar is purely humanitarian. According to him, he is there to provide food and water to students because, as he puts it, "No movement runs on an empty stomach." At the same time, his presence raises an interesting question. Even without belonging to a political party or speaking in carefully crafted political language, showing up at protest sites, supporting demonstrators, and engaging with the media inevitably carries political significance. So where do we draw the line between humanitarian support and political participation? Can an act of solidarity at a protest ever be completely apolitical, or does the context itself make it political? Watch the video to hear Junaid's answer in his own words.

Harsh Yadav

38,810 views • 25 days ago

VIDEO | Jharkhand Students' Protest: Student leader Ravindra Paswan says, "Let me tell you, we have been protesting throughout the day as part of the Vidhan Sabha Gherao March. We reached here and sat peacefully. There were hundreds of thousands of students here. Isn't it the government's moral responsibility that when lakhs of students are out on the streets, it should respond to them and take their demands seriously? But what does the government do? As darkness falls, the entire area is turned into a police camp, and lathis are used against us. The police detain and separate us, while our friends are beaten with lathis... The people of Jharkhand will not tolerate this at all. Now, this movement will intensify. We are announcing today that this student movement has now become a people's movement..."

VIDEO | Jharkhand Students' Protest: Student leader Ravindra Paswan says, "Let me tell you, we have been protesting throughout the day as part of the Vidhan Sabha Gherao March. We reached here and sat peacefully. There were hundreds of thousands of students here. Isn't it the government's moral responsibility that when lakhs of students are out on the streets, it should respond to them and take their demands seriously? But what does the government do? As darkness falls, the entire area is turned into a police camp, and lathis are used against us. The police detain and separate us, while our friends are beaten with lathis... The people of Jharkhand will not tolerate this at all. Now, this movement will intensify. We are announcing today that this student movement has now become a people's movement..."

Press Trust of India

58,009 views • 22 days ago

#WATCH | Ranchi | On the students’ protest, Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren says, "...Many individuals have already been arrested and sent to jail, and investigative agencies are conducting raids at multiple locations. Overall, the agencies are working diligently and effectively on this matter, and I believe we will move forward towards a concrete resolution...I have not spoken with the Home Minister yet, but if the need arises, I will discuss the matter with him...The government's doors are open to everyone. Anyone who has demands can come forward and present their concerns. We are already aware of the issues to some extent, and if they present their views, the government will certainly consider them seriously..."

#WATCH | Ranchi | On the students’ protest, Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren says, "...Many individuals have already been arrested and sent to jail, and investigative agencies are conducting raids at multiple locations. Overall, the agencies are working diligently and effectively on this matter, and I believe we will move forward towards a concrete resolution...I have not spoken with the Home Minister yet, but if the need arises, I will discuss the matter with him...The government's doors are open to everyone. Anyone who has demands can come forward and present their concerns. We are already aware of the issues to some extent, and if they present their views, the government will certainly consider them seriously..."

ANI

52,837 views • 27 days ago

VIDEO | Ranchi: AISA president Neha Bora, addressing press conference after ink-throwing incident, says, "...To justify this criminal act, he (unidentified man) did the same thing that people affiliated with the RSS do, he invoked religion and raised slogans like 'Jai Shri Ram'. After that, the people who were present at the protest caught him and handed him over to the police. He is currently at the police station, where his details are being taken and questioning is underway. I want to speak out against this kind of violence, which people from the RSS and BJP have repeatedly carried out to weaken the students' movement. Those who claim that they are running the student movement in Jharkhand at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium, that it is being run by the right wing or the BJP, and that they will not allow anyone else to enter, I want to ask them, when we take out a march based on the very same demands raised by the aspirants and students there, why do you feel the need to disrupt that march and resort to violence?" (Full video available on PTI Videos - #Ranchi

VIDEO | Ranchi: AISA president Neha Bora, addressing press conference after ink-throwing incident, says, "...To justify this criminal act, he (unidentified man) did the same thing that people affiliated with the RSS do, he invoked religion and raised slogans like 'Jai Shri Ram'. After that, the people who were present at the protest caught him and handed him over to the police. He is currently at the police station, where his details are being taken and questioning is underway. I want to speak out against this kind of violence, which people from the RSS and BJP have repeatedly carried out to weaken the students' movement. Those who claim that they are running the student movement in Jharkhand at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium, that it is being run by the right wing or the BJP, and that they will not allow anyone else to enter, I want to ask them, when we take out a march based on the very same demands raised by the aspirants and students there, why do you feel the need to disrupt that march and resort to violence?" (Full video available on PTI Videos - #Ranchi

Press Trust of India

41,411 views • 25 days ago

Banks and Paper Bitcoin: “We don't want that centralization. It's not a victory. It's not what we are here for. We're here to replace these guys. We don't need them. They came to this kicking and screaming after a decade of making fun of us. They are not here because they like this. They're here because we beat them year after year after year after year for a decade. We said, "We have the best performing asset in the last 100 years and you're not allowing people to do it." They didn't come here for cypherpunk values. They came here to grift and make a buck. They don't care about our values. They're not a victory. They need us more than we need them. Personally, I recommend that everybody tell them to go pound sand and go and take self-custody and self-sovereignty and replace them, grind them into the dust. That's what we were supposed to do with this industry.”

Banks and Paper Bitcoin: “We don't want that centralization. It's not a victory. It's not what we are here for. We're here to replace these guys. We don't need them. They came to this kicking and screaming after a decade of making fun of us. They are not here because they like this. They're here because we beat them year after year after year after year for a decade. We said, "We have the best performing asset in the last 100 years and you're not allowing people to do it." They didn't come here for cypherpunk values. They came here to grift and make a buck. They don't care about our values. They're not a victory. They need us more than we need them. Personally, I recommend that everybody tell them to go pound sand and go and take self-custody and self-sovereignty and replace them, grind them into the dust. That's what we were supposed to do with this industry.”

Bruce Fenton

95,074 views • 8 months ago

#WATCH | JPSC-JSSC aspirants' protest in Ranchi (Jharkhand) | Student leader Piyush Kumar says, "We are in a wait and watch situation. We are still waiting for the Govt to strike a dialogue with us, they will decide the date and time. We have not received any official intimation regarding the same...Everyone is welcome to extend their moral support, we are accepting only moral support. Ours is a student platform. All parties, who want to extend moral support, are welcome. Our stand is clear from day 1 that our platform will continue to be a students' platform. We have nothing to do with any political party. We want only moral support. We will not let our stage turn imto a political akhara." On speaking with Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi, he says, "We are positive about this. We feel that our demands will be met. We want our demands to be met at the earliest. We do not want to create ruckus. If our demands are met, we will leave tomorrow. He has assured us that he is serious about our demands and that he will take it up with the Govt."

#WATCH | JPSC-JSSC aspirants' protest in Ranchi (Jharkhand) | Student leader Piyush Kumar says, "We are in a wait and watch situation. We are still waiting for the Govt to strike a dialogue with us, they will decide the date and time. We have not received any official intimation regarding the same...Everyone is welcome to extend their moral support, we are accepting only moral support. Ours is a student platform. All parties, who want to extend moral support, are welcome. Our stand is clear from day 1 that our platform will continue to be a students' platform. We have nothing to do with any political party. We want only moral support. We will not let our stage turn imto a political akhara." On speaking with Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi, he says, "We are positive about this. We feel that our demands will be met. We want our demands to be met at the earliest. We do not want to create ruckus. If our demands are met, we will leave tomorrow. He has assured us that he is serious about our demands and that he will take it up with the Govt."

ANI

22,482 views • 26 days ago

🌟 Builder Spotlight: MagicMinute by Adarsh Singh Chauhan Email overload is universal. Every inbox fills faster than we can clear it. Adarsh built an agent that takes that weight off your shoulders. 📥 The pain You open Gmail. 43 unread messages. Half need a quick reply. The rest can wait, but they’ll slip through the cracks if you don’t set reminders. That’s where MagicMinute comes in. 🗣️ From intent to draft in seconds No need to write long messages. Just say what you need. “Email Sarah about the project delay. Mention the client pushed back the deadline and ask if she needs help with the presentation.” MagicMinute turns that into a draft right away. Then you say: – “Send it” – Or “Schedule at 9:45am” 🧠 Contextual smart replies Toggle on a simple away message when you’re off. Or let the agent read and reply for you. You can switch static or smart replies in the sidebar. Example: Mail: “Can you share the prime number code in Python?” Reply: “Here’s a short snippet that does it…” The agent remembers your conversation context. It responds in the same tone as you would, but faster. 🗂️ Memory and follow-ups Scheduling, follow-ups, and memory make this more than just a ChatGPT wrapper tapped into your Gmail. MagicMinute remembers what's scheduled and what needs attention. That’s the superior agent loop in practice: Read → Decide → Act → Remember. 📌 Use cases Students set reminders for assignments and track professor response times. Assistants handle routine email while flagging anything that needs personal attention. Founders can do more outreach while keeping their personal voice. Anyone buried in email can use it. 🧭 What’s next MagicMinute roadmap includes: – Voice & SMS input – Contact memory – Digital signatures – Metadata export as ERC-3525 profiles – Multi-agent inbox delegation Adarsh built this MVP in four weeks during the Summer Residency, using our open-source framework. His demo had that mix of polish and curiosity we look for, so we offered him an internship on the spot. Today he’s co-authoring a paper with us on the learnability of prime number sequences by ML models. This is a great reminder: good agents don’t always need to be flashy. They just need to solve problems people face every day.

🌟 Builder Spotlight: MagicMinute by Adarsh Singh Chauhan Email overload is universal. Every inbox fills faster than we can clear it. Adarsh built an agent that takes that weight off your shoulders. 📥 The pain You open Gmail. 43 unread messages. Half need a quick reply. The rest can wait, but they’ll slip through the cracks if you don’t set reminders. That’s where MagicMinute comes in. 🗣️ From intent to draft in seconds No need to write long messages. Just say what you need. “Email Sarah about the project delay. Mention the client pushed back the deadline and ask if she needs help with the presentation.” MagicMinute turns that into a draft right away. Then you say: – “Send it” – Or “Schedule at 9:45am” 🧠 Contextual smart replies Toggle on a simple away message when you’re off. Or let the agent read and reply for you. You can switch static or smart replies in the sidebar. Example: Mail: “Can you share the prime number code in Python?” Reply: “Here’s a short snippet that does it…” The agent remembers your conversation context. It responds in the same tone as you would, but faster. 🗂️ Memory and follow-ups Scheduling, follow-ups, and memory make this more than just a ChatGPT wrapper tapped into your Gmail. MagicMinute remembers what's scheduled and what needs attention. That’s the superior agent loop in practice: Read → Decide → Act → Remember. 📌 Use cases Students set reminders for assignments and track professor response times. Assistants handle routine email while flagging anything that needs personal attention. Founders can do more outreach while keeping their personal voice. Anyone buried in email can use it. 🧭 What’s next MagicMinute roadmap includes: – Voice & SMS input – Contact memory – Digital signatures – Metadata export as ERC-3525 profiles – Multi-agent inbox delegation Adarsh built this MVP in four weeks during the Summer Residency, using our open-source framework. His demo had that mix of polish and curiosity we look for, so we offered him an internship on the spot. Today he’s co-authoring a paper with us on the learnability of prime number sequences by ML models. This is a great reminder: good agents don’t always need to be flashy. They just need to solve problems people face every day.

Superior Agents

12,203 views • 1 year ago

CIA trained CANVAS activist and chief moderator of this regime change operation Yogendra Yadav shared blueprint of his entire plan in coded language I simplify it for you 👇 As I said in my privious post, the plan is way more bigger that many people think He said today's protest was not for Parliament March, it was a prototype testing for the real future plans and we were successful in mobilizing people and narrative setting Today's protest put foundation of our larger plan. It gave a current to govt and put them into backfoot He shared 3 points future plan also He said now it's time to expand 1. Now don't limit it to education only. Bring more new issues 2. Expand it from Delhi to every city of India 3. Bring new leadership, new stakeholders, new resources into protest By doing this we will remove Modi govt

CIA trained CANVAS activist and chief moderator of this regime change operation Yogendra Yadav shared blueprint of his entire plan in coded language I simplify it for you 👇 As I said in my privious post, the plan is way more bigger that many people think He said today's protest was not for Parliament March, it was a prototype testing for the real future plans and we were successful in mobilizing people and narrative setting Today's protest put foundation of our larger plan. It gave a current to govt and put them into backfoot He shared 3 points future plan also He said now it's time to expand 1. Now don't limit it to education only. Bring more new issues 2. Expand it from Delhi to every city of India 3. Bring new leadership, new stakeholders, new resources into protest By doing this we will remove Modi govt

STAR Boy TARUN

133,040 views • 1 month ago

Hear what Iranians in Karaj have to say: Man says: "There are 3 banks down there: Refah, Iran Zamin, and Sepah. Right there is an eyewear shop, a supermarket, and a Police center, I’m a shopkeeper from here, the rioters (terrorists) set all of them on fire….! Firefighter: “This is called a riot; this is no longer a protest. What is this situation?!" Man says: “This is nothing but an attempt to create a situation that portrays the system and the government as weak. However, naturally, our people have proven that the path of those creating these riots is separate from the legal and real protests of the people.” Man says: "I’ve been going to this mosque since I was a kid; I grew up here and they came and set it on fire. These are not 'the people'; these are rioters!" A municipal worker says: "I beg you, don't do this. We are human too. I've been here since 5:00 AM and I’d have to work until tomorrow. I’m here day and night. All because of the riots.”

Hear what Iranians in Karaj have to say: Man says: "There are 3 banks down there: Refah, Iran Zamin, and Sepah. Right there is an eyewear shop, a supermarket, and a Police center, I’m a shopkeeper from here, the rioters (terrorists) set all of them on fire….! Firefighter: “This is called a riot; this is no longer a protest. What is this situation?!" Man says: “This is nothing but an attempt to create a situation that portrays the system and the government as weak. However, naturally, our people have proven that the path of those creating these riots is separate from the legal and real protests of the people.” Man says: "I’ve been going to this mosque since I was a kid; I grew up here and they came and set it on fire. These are not 'the people'; these are rioters!" A municipal worker says: "I beg you, don't do this. We are human too. I've been here since 5:00 AM and I’d have to work until tomorrow. I’m here day and night. All because of the riots.”

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