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#Watch | A student backed PM Narendra Modi's proposal for setting up fast-track courts to ensure the swift resolution of paper leak cases, she says, "Our PM has taken the initiative about establishing fast-track courts to protect the dreams of youth and fair and transparent results, so looking forward... show more

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Lakshetty2 months ago

@narendramodi Why did it take 12+ years for such a great Non - biological person to do this, if it's so great achievement?

Mujahid abbas chhapiya2 months ago

@narendramodi This is paid vedio...this script given this lady...sab dikh raha hai

आलोक 🇮🇳2 months ago

@narendramodi The amount of Bully she will gonna face in near future is unimaginable.

Rajat Mittal2 months ago

@narendramodi This is forced and managed PR. Just like everything Modi does. It's all PR and marketing. You guys stand exposed now.

Linux2 months ago

@narendramodi Who even believes such garbage PR videos? Ofcourse other zombie bhakts & Godis

Dushyanth DS2 months ago

@narendramodi CJP bots are crying in the comments 😂😂 Keep crying.

Just Saying2 months ago

@narendramodi You know why are this video's out now supporting the Govt ??? All are all paid video of ppl who have some good followers ... Read the colab offer emails ... Upto Rs 60,000 ordered ...

Somu Odisha2 months ago

@narendramodi just a courts final decision

Harsh Ketan Jakhar 🇮🇳2 months ago

@narendramodi But, what about Dharmender Pradhanji’s resignation??

koustav🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴🏴🏴🏴2 months ago

@narendramodi Dd news is new godi now

Tauseef Akram2 months ago

@narendramodi Only 1 student view.. what abt d thousands of students Protesting against d education Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan..

Pramod Singh2 months ago

@narendramodi Didi kitne me biki?

kumarmanish32 months ago

@narendramodi A student and may be she needs money and we are ok. But meanwhile how fast the Modi moved in the background is here. First the suspect got bail and then CBI could not find anything. Now against whom the courts will go.

Priyanshi2 months ago

@narendramodi Ismei jaarha hai humara tax ka paisa.

ANJAN SAHOO2 months ago

@narendramodi Court comes into picture when a crime is commited. Stopping it from happening is what people are protesting for, where ministers holding power comes into picture

محمد فیصل2 months ago

@narendramodi Wah kya acting hai

Tejash Chauhan2 months ago

@narendramodi Mil gya 40000 inko

Raghav Gupta2 months ago

@narendramodi cjp ke protesters ki english appse acchi hai

Sublime Zelda2 months ago

@narendramodi Ask her caste we will know her privileges

2Cents2 months ago

@narendramodi Array DD News tum isse duur hi raho🤣🤣🤣 no body watches you anymore. Also if u read this.. fire that clown Sudhir..

veeraiah konduri2 months ago

@narendramodi Finally the national media platform turned into Godi Media

Abhishek bharti2 months ago

@narendramodi Pura tantr. Sare actors jo abhi tk chup the. Dekho kese modi k khne p aaa gye sab k sab.

Lucifer2 months ago

@narendramodi Ok. We believe you 🤣

NoCallSign 🎗️ 🇺🇦2 months ago

@narendramodi everyone is laughing on you .. why you’re voluntarily posing as a clown 🤡

samik ray choudhury2 months ago

@narendramodi She was paid 20K for the video...

Rajesh Gupta2 months ago

@narendramodi Modibney to J&k ko State deney kaa b promiss kiya thhhhhhhha

Dr.Mohammed Zakaullah2 months ago

@narendramodi Scripted!

ভারতীয় বাঙালি🇮🇳2 months ago

@narendramodi Lol

Saurabh Mishra2 months ago

@narendramodi Dharmendra Pradhan must resign

JPL2 months ago

@narendramodi This student will regret this. lol Some people never learn

Arpan Mehra2 months ago

@narendramodi 50 rupay kaato iske

Repost2 months ago

@narendramodi Papa ne fast track establish kar dia

Aditya Ghosh2 months ago

@narendramodi Yeah the same FT courts jo pending cases ko deal karte hai, rape cases ko deal karte hai.. everything can be done .. par "sorry we failed you" ye nahi hoga

Avinash Zutshi2 months ago

@narendramodi Looks kiddish...what a shame to setup a narrative to make fool of your self...laighable stock

GAURAV2 months ago

@narendramodi Paid by BJP, yeh kaun mention krega

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