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Swara Bhasker schools BJP ITCell who can't understand basic English. "Never called Padmavati coward but what's the use of glorifying Jauhar now in a country plagued by rape culture. Is a woman’s chastity more valuable than her life?Don't rape survivors deserve to live?"

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Proud_Indianvor 11 Tagen

Padmavati was not a rape survivor who committed suicide.. you and that rotten bitch don't get it. She committed jauhar so she won't become a sex slave for life ..Would you rather be a sex slave raped everyday by different muslim men. Perhaps Swara would enjoy being one.

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Satyendra Singh Raghavvor 11 Tagen

@ReallySwara not bjp only , the entire country against this women on Johar issue .

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Aditivor 11 Tagen

Bhakts of BJP still won't understand.

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Chinmoy Mishravor 11 Tagen

Wow, so whoever called her dimwit comment out is a BJP bhakt... hilarious...😀

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HP HQvor 11 Tagen

कटा हुआ ही पसंद आया तुझे haaaaaa

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Christina k.vor 11 Tagen

Call her out on her clothes that is enough. How can one dignity be dignified by another dignity. Traction समजो। @ReallySwara

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Kana Ayubbvor 11 Tagen

@ReallySwara Baap ka naam dubane wali भैस

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The Wordpreneur, Translating English to Englishvor 11 Tagen

#भाजपा_हटाओ_देश_बचाओ #BJPFailsIndia #WomensRightsAreHumanRights

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DeepStrike101vor 11 Tagen

@ReallySwara Chutiyon ki jamaat… Jo bhaijaan ko hubbyjaan bana sakti hai, usko kya farak padta hai…?

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Satya Prayutsuvor 10 Tagen

Haha! Classic left-libtard. Showing true history is now a problem for them. Those claiming to be "masters" of all languages don't even understand the difference between "surviving rape" and "avoiding rape". And then they boast about education. What a travesty! 😅😂🤣

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Stanvor 11 Tagen

Madarsa chapp Jihadi 🐷 can’t school her own husband!!

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HP HQvor 11 Tagen

@ReallySwara तेरी नीचे वाली बहुत #बदबू देती है chiiiiii

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olchikivor 6 Tagen

Both communist and rss sanghi/jihadis are the biggest hypocrite of 21st century !! Uss samya leftist gandhi jo ko support kar rehe the aur sangji unhe kyar bata reh teh !!

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Dr Medha Naikvor 10 Tagen

Bhaskar is comparing pie wuth an apple.. The question is not what you do after you are raped. The question is what do you when you are sure that you are about to be raped. Kahan se laye jine ki lalsa?

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Layma.لیمه🇦🇫❤️🇨🇦vor 9 Tagen

In 1987 when widows were being burned alive at the funerals of their dead husbands, nobody spoke against it and a lot of politicians even praised the act in the name of tradition and Indian values. Now when it’s reflected upon, everyone agrees that it was horrible act that should have been spoken against. I feel what swara baskar spoke against is no different. “Suicide in defiance” is still suicide and should not be encouraged. What happened in the past was a horrible situation but laws and other means should be used to protect a woman and her honour rather than her having to burn herself alive to preserve it or avoid an abuser.

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bumble boavor 6 Tagen

Itni moti ho gyi hai aur public bhool hi chuki hai isko! Tob kuch bhi ulta sidha bol rahi hai limelight me aane k liye! Inke liye best saja hogi inko ignore marna!

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