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BHAI & FAMILY 10.12
Originally posted by: ~*sindhu*~
What bothers me about fake allegation and doctored proofs is that the government is using them to prove themselves right. Which in return when proven to be false shows the Kashmiri how India is indeed suppressing them and is against them . More material to brainwash thanks to the greed of political parties and headline makers. Atleast the government should be more mature and reasonable to first authenticate their data and then speak about it. And those silly BJP party workers finding condoms in JNU. Why do they exist.
Originally posted by: gatheringstorm
So Kanhaiya was not there but what about others?? And you ask how the police arrested him on the basis of a doctored video, well was the police aware that it was doctored when they arrested him?? Why such mollycoddling of these people, treat them on par as you would any other suspect and let the law take its course.
Originally posted by: Vedika211
Also organising a public meeting about any issue is not illegal in India. Any citizen of India who has a problem can call a public meeting to discuss that concern with other citizens. It is so ironic that the JNU students followed all the peaceful methods of expressing dissent - public meetings, slogans and demonstrations - and they are branded anti-national while other people (the Jats right now for example) protest through violence but are not seen as anti-national.
Originally posted by: angrybread
And a very convenient justification . Nobody would have questioned BJP if they wouldn't have promoted and screamed themselves to be diff from anti national congress party .Why don't all the people who question patriotism of others not go to border and fight with army instead of ganging up against a university ?Where were these BJP/RSS goons when army veterans were assaulted in Delhi - was that was a national pride for these people , where was the outrageWhere is justice for those who died in pathakot ? kya hua BJP ki pakistan policy ko ? now their policy is no diff to what congress had đđź
Originally posted by: Vedika211
Well, the point is this. Not a single person who actually shouted those slogans has been arrested. Should not the police verify something before arresting people. If you know someone who gets arrested on the basis of a doctored video, would you still say that it is ok to do it? That is why there is an investigation before an arrest, not a snap arrest based on hearsay.Why am I sympathising with him? Because I sympathise with anyone who faces injustice. Simple as that.Also, he is President of the student union at JNU. That does not make him personally responsible for what other JNU students do. By that logic, Modi would be personally responsible, as CM, for the Gujarat riots, because unlike Kanhaiya, he controlled the police force in the state.
Originally posted by: angrybread
And a very convenient justification . Nobody would have questioned BJP if they wouldn't have promoted and screamed themselves to be diff from anti national congress party .Why don't all the people who question patriotism of others not go to border and fight with army instead of ganging up against a university ?
Where were these BJP/RSS goons when army veterans were assaulted in Delhi - was that was a national pride for these people , where was the outrage
Where is justice for those who died in pathakot ? kya hua BJP ki pakistan policy ko ? now their policy is no diff to what congress had đđź
Originally posted by: Vedika211
Also organising a public meeting about any issue is not illegal in India. Any citizen of India who has a problem can call a public meeting to discuss that concern with other citizens. It is so ironic that the JNU students followed all the peaceful methods of expressing dissent - public meetings, slogans and demonstrations - and they are branded anti-national while other people (the Jats right now for example) protest through violence but are not seen as anti-national.
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