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If a Commission appears institutionally assertive in one context but conspicuously toothless in another, while proceedings against fellow Hindus are pursued with alacrity, the issue is no longer merely administrative. It goes to the credibility, consistency and constitutional neutrality of the institution itself. We cannot seriously invoke “Hindu unity”...

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Sumant Dubeyvor 2 Tagen

Dictatorship all general category people are targeted.

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Sunnyvor 2 Tagen

We need GC commission or else we are doomed @BJP4India do you have any spine will show you during vote

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Mansivor 2 Tagen

In tilchato ke pass kaam hi kya hai.... subah utho aur modi act laga do Don't worry didi we are with you Socially, mentally, financially. Jai bhawani 🚩

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Ajay Kumar Jhavor 2 Tagen

ये आरक्षण हटाओ आंदोलन को कमजोर करने का षड्यंत्र है, ये मूर्ख लोग जंतर मंतर से उन लोगों को मार पीट कर भगा चुके हैं, माफी मांगने के बजाय ��े षडयंत्र कर रहे हैं। कोई बात नहीं हम गांव में गली मोहल्ले में चौंक चौराहे में स्वागत करेंगे, बिच्छू पाल लिया है तो डंक तो झेलना पड़ेगा।

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JIX5Avor 2 Tagen

Show BJP their place at The voting boothsS

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Piyush पीयूषvor 2 Tagen

@narendramodi have some shame, stop this dictatorship on your own supporters.

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Mansivor 2 Tagen

Modi ka time pura ho Gaya hai.... shuruwat ho chuki hai didi

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Awadhesh Jhavor 2 Tagen

सरकार के संरक्षित गुण्डा एक्ट के बारे में कोई सामान्य जन बात कैसे कर सकता है।ये हिसाब चुकता महामानव का बदलापुर है। यहां सब कुछ वही है, बांकी कुछ नहीं।

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Narendra Pandeyvor 2 Tagen

मोदी के आब हारने की बेला आ गई है और दिया ���ुझने से पहले एक बार तेजी से जलता है वही हो रहा है

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Vikranthavor 2 Tagen

is this a recent escalation

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akivor 2 Tagen

Flower color has changed to blue

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Riya Sharma भूतपूर्व भाजपाईvor 2 Tagen

मोदी एक्ट

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Sumitvor 2 Tagen

BJP=new Congress

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Sujit Kumar Singhvor 2 Tagen

In reality, general castes are mintorities in India. Thus they should have had reservation rather than those majority so called oppressed vote banks.

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Bihari Grub With mevor 2 Tagen

Stand with you

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Er. Prahlad Kumar Ram ☸vor 2 Tagen

Caste census is only remedy

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Krish Aupamanyavavor 2 Tagen

This is the action of the BJP gobarmint.

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Civilvor 2 Tagen

She is such a scumbag and anti national can do anything to prove that she belong to upper caste 🤡

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Reena Sharmavor 2 Tagen

@BJP4UP

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sandy maxvor 2 Tagen

Mogliji ki pant ab fatne lagi hai

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Dogemonvor 2 Tagen

Very true.. And more importantly institutions should have unshakeable conduct irrespective of which government is in power, right @narendramodi ji? Else how would minimum government and maximum governance happen? How would people respect institutions? @jsaideepak @Sanjay_Dixit

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Manoj Bhai sahab ji🇮🇳vor 2 Tagen

Chalo eska bhi bandobast ho gya ..😎 Jail jayegi nafrati aunty 😎

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Hopefulvor 2 Tagen

Neele Modi ke neele log apna kaam kar rahe hain.

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Hopefulvor 2 Tagen

I think, GCs need to assemble. Otherwise, it will be the demise of our future generations.

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GC_URvor 2 Tagen

These all started after mahamanav came in power

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Sudhir k tiwarivor 2 Tagen

We are with you

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Treeni

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🚨 STEPHEN MILLER SAYS IT FLAWLESSLY: "One of the hallmarks of left-wing violence and terrorism is its completely pretextual and disingenuous appeal to civil liberties in an effort to shield its own violence." "This is the tactic that the left always uses to try to protect itself from facing criminal punishment." "It is essential that we are wise enough and strong enough to understand that these appeals must fall on deaf ears." "When the leftist who does not believe in freedom, who does not believe in civil rights, who does not believe in any ordered notion of justice, protest that we are violating his rights, understand that he is LYING to try to persuade people who are not closely following the political scene, that some injustice has been perpetrated against him, we must stay the course and be completely unflinching in the pursuit of justice against these enemies of civilization!" "If the left is allowed to use the real or actual threat of violence to destabilize our institutions, those institutions cannot and will not succeed."
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🚨 STEPHEN MILLER SAYS IT FLAWLESSLY: "One of the hallmarks of left-wing violence and terrorism is its completely pretextual and disingenuous appeal to civil liberties in an effort to shield its own violence." "This is the tactic that the left always uses to try to protect itself from facing criminal punishment." "It is essential that we are wise enough and strong enough to understand that these appeals must fall on deaf ears." "When the leftist who does not believe in freedom, who does not believe in civil rights, who does not believe in any ordered notion of justice, protest that we are violating his rights, understand that he is LYING to try to persuade people who are not closely following the political scene, that some injustice has been perpetrated against him, we must stay the course and be completely unflinching in the pursuit of justice against these enemies of civilization!" "If the left is allowed to use the real or actual threat of violence to destabilize our institutions, those institutions cannot and will not succeed."

Eric Daugherty

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Today, along with revered Hindu Monks, I personally submitted a Deputation at the Bangladesh Deputy High Commission in Kolkata, in unwavering protest against the brutal murder of our brave Hindu brother, Dipu Das, at the hands of fundamentalist mob in Mymensingh, and the relentless atrocities being unleashed on innocent Hindus in Bangladesh. The blood of Dipu Das cries out for justice. From mob violence to Temple desecrations and the systematic persecution of Hindus must end NOW. With roots deeply intertwined with the shared heritage of our subcontinent, I stand in solidarity with the Hindu Community of Bangladesh. We will not remain silent while fanaticism tears at the fabric of humanity, across the border. The Government of Bangladesh must act decisively against the perpetrators of the horrific crimes.
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Today, along with revered Hindu Monks, I personally submitted a Deputation at the Bangladesh Deputy High Commission in Kolkata, in unwavering protest against the brutal murder of our brave Hindu brother, Dipu Das, at the hands of fundamentalist mob in Mymensingh, and the relentless atrocities being unleashed on innocent Hindus in Bangladesh. The blood of Dipu Das cries out for justice. From mob violence to Temple desecrations and the systematic persecution of Hindus must end NOW. With roots deeply intertwined with the shared heritage of our subcontinent, I stand in solidarity with the Hindu Community of Bangladesh. We will not remain silent while fanaticism tears at the fabric of humanity, across the border. The Government of Bangladesh must act decisively against the perpetrators of the horrific crimes.

Suvendu Adhikari

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