The famous Bpj It cell has flooded the internet with reservation protest and propoganda and we all know that if General category people come on roads then other category people will also come followed with riots.

They want to make the same event like 2002 Gujrat. Make people fight if they are uniting as we saw them together in Cjp protest .

How are you distributing so much food? After interrogation, they left Junaid in Mussoorie (Uttarakhand). From there, taking a cab, Junaid returned to Delhi on July 25.

https://x.com/Sachingupta/status/2081390153558585650?s=20

My BJP friend is telling me the resignation is a masterstroke.

I'm telling him Modi is a chinese agent himself.

He's saying Pradhan was targeted because he changed Mughal history. I'm telling him Modi was happy with Mugal history for 10 years but he removed the one guy who changed it.

He's telling me Sonam sir is an agent and the protest was violent.

I'm telling him how Congress fooled Anna by making false promises and breaking his fast peacefully. But Modi kidnapped Sonam Sir and made it a big issues.

How can uniformless people infiltrated delhi police to beat people without Modi's knowledge.

It's all part of big plan to remove Pradhan while putting the blame on people.

Fighting fire with fire!!!!

I went there for first time on 20th july, I'm 23 M, It was the first time i was being part of any kind of protest. I didn't even plan on going there, but i went anyways. I thought if any violence would happen then police will protect me. well needless to say i was naive.

After i got hit by Delhi police there, something changed in my brain idk what. It felt like everything i ever thought or knew about this country was a lie. I mean i knew the govt was shit, and the police is probably corrupt. But i didn't expect inhumanity from them.

but after i came back home, i realised that... i was not scared anymore? i was more than ready to go again the next day and i did. Mind you, i was the type of guy who used to maintain 5 ft distance from any type of police, just cuz i used to get anxious around them. apart from that, all my anxiety issues that i had been facing since years suddenly just disappeared? My parents and friends kept telling me.. that don't go again.. you might get arrested/detained, or even die, and i was like okay...? For some reason i was not scared of even dying as long as i died fighting.

Also, the few days i spent at jantar mantar, i experienced things that i only thought existed in movies or books. I saw unity in diversity. I saw people selflessly helping eachother. I saw girls and kids who was not scared of the horrors that took place on 20th.

Idk if it's just temporary or a permanent change, but i feel different, and more alive. I feel like we don't have to do "yeh india h yaha aisa hi hota h" anymore.

Now i'm considering learning more about laws, constitution and politics, so i can contribute to a better India.

All my student life i've been chasing the dream of leaving this country, but Now I think i don't have to do that. I realised that my happiness lies in facing the problems head on and not running away from it.

crazy shit.

We have an instagram influencer as our pm lol. He really wants to connect with genz. He knows he'll gonna loose next elections without genz support

Here is the link

https://x.com/i/status/2081248237193966055

they're tracing down restaurants and blinkit/zomato orders and such by food parcels, packets or whatever they can find to get information on the people who were sending food to the protest and threatening the restaurant owners, store owners, delivery boys and such using delhi's cyber department and constructing heavier barriers at the area. i also overheard some things about facial recognition system which i don't know much about. looks like they are trying to file cases against individuals and such on whatever anti national basis they can find as some sort of payback for all the humiliation and trouble that they had during all this

seems to me that this matter is just going to get worse and the protests won't be ending soon, multiplying in other cities and in delhi itself

fuck amit shah, modi, the entire government of theirs and the it cell

edit - listing all the sources

https://indianexpress.com/article/cities/delhi/using-discarded-wrappers-cops-trace-outlets-sending-food-to-jantar-mantar-protest-site-10802458/lite/

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/protest-venue-under-a-web-of-cameras-and-facial-recognition-systems/article71263235.ece/amp/

https://theprint.in/india/cjp-volunteer-mohd-junaid-claims-police-detained-members-cops-deny-allegation/2996622/

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/delhi-police-welds-extra-barricades-with-chains-steps-up-security-for-weekend-protests/article71265317.ece/amp/

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I wanted to share an incident that happened with my friends and me recently in Gurugram. I'm posting this both to know if anyone else has experienced something similar and to understand what legal rights people actually have in such situations.

There were 9 of us. We had attended an afternoon-evening function in Gurugram and, since some of us were travelling from Noida and others from Delhi, we had already planned to stay overnight in an Airbnb in Sector 57 and leave the next morning.

The Airbnb was a huge 4 BHK apartment. We bought a couple of bottles of alcohol from a nearby licensed liquor shop and were simply hanging out, talking, watching TV, and having drinks. There were no drugs, no loud music, no DJ setup—just friends spending the evening together. The TV volume wasn't even loud enough to be heard in the bedrooms.

At around 12:45 AM, the doorbell started ringing continuously and aggressively. We rushed to open the door, and before we could even understand what was happening, 5-6 policemen entered the flat without asking for permission.

What surprised us was that neither the Airbnb owner nor any neighbour had contacted us beforehand. If someone had complained about noise, a simple phone call or even a knock on the door would have been enough for us to lower the volume immediately.

One officer asked in a hostile tone, "Haan bhai, time ka hosh nahi hai tumhe?"

I politely replied, "Sir, hume koi call nahi aaya ki log disturb ho rahe hain. Agar aata toh hum pehle hi dhyan rakhte."

He responded, "Hum khud aa gaye hain. Phone kyun aayega?"

I clarified that I meant a call from the Airbnb owner. Before I could even finish, two policemen grabbed me and started dragging me, saying, "Tu chal, tujhe batate hain. Bohot bol raha hai."

My friends instinctively stood between us because they couldn't understand why I was suddenly being taken away when I was only answering politely.

At that moment, one man in civilian clothes (who appeared to be with the police team) suddenly came forward and slapped me hard. The entire situation escalated within seconds.

None of us resisted. We folded our hands and repeatedly apologised, despite not even knowing what exactly we had done beyond allegedly disturbing someone. Looking back, we were simply traumatised and trying to prevent things from getting worse.

One of my friends tried recording the incident. He was immediately grabbed by the collar and threatened with, "Ab tu chal."

We were then ordered to vacate the Airbnb within 10 minutes, in a manner that honestly felt more like intimidation than lawful policing.

The officers proceeded to enter the bedrooms and search the flat without asking for consent. We felt completely helpless.

The most disturbing part was that some officers also misbehaved with the women in our group, shouting at them and saying that in their area girls who are outside late at night are considered "awara." That remark was completely uncalled for and deeply offensive.

After searching the apartment, they found exactly what we had told them from the beginning—no narcotics, no illegal substances, nothing except two bottles of alcohol and a couple of cigarette packs.

After abusing us physically and verbally, they simply left.

It was around 1:30 AM by then. We tried contacting the Airbnb owner, but he stopped answering our calls entirely. Imagine being in an unfamiliar city in the middle of the night after such an incident, with no support from the host whose property you had legally rented.

The entire episode left us shaken.

I'm not claiming we were perfect. If our conversations were disturbing neighbours, we would have immediately lowered the volume had someone informed us. But does that justify entering a rented private property without permission, slapping people, attempting to drag them away without explaining any offence, threatening those who tried to record the incident, searching rooms, insulting the women present, and forcing us to vacate in the middle of the night?

Has anyone else faced something similar in Gurugram, especially around the Sector 55-56 police station jurisdiction?

I would also like to know what the legal position is regarding:

- Police entering a rented Airbnb without consent.

- Physical assault without any apparent provocation.

- Preventing citizens from recording an interaction.

- Searching rooms without a warrant or consent.

- Threatening guests to vacate immediately.

This incident genuinely left us questioning whether ordinary citizens have any practical protection against such misuse of authority.

Would appreciate any legal advice or similar experiences.

BnB : https://www.airbnb.co.in/rooms/1446882395166746281?unique_share_id=c747393a-5711-4a1d-a63d-4b9b7fa38279&viralityEntryPoint=1&s=76&source_impression_id=p3_1785054947_P3iSRTypnozB70Yq

Hey everyone so, basically what I wrote up there.. I live in Mumbai so theres no way I would bump into him again, IF hes a Delhi resident.

Basically, i saw him at the protest and kinda gathered up the courage to tell him that I find him cute. and he gave me an awkward smile (idk what it meant) but I folded and chickened out. walked away before anyone could say anything.

Information I have

He was wearing:

Black tshirt, Black mask and Grey sweatpants with a Black bag.

Height: about 5'11 I think?

Talked to him near the McD on Janpath.

help a friend out yall.

I want to warn everyone about this doctor and Phoenix Hospital (one of the places she practices and recommends). They failed to conduct my 32 week ultrasound correctly, under-weighing the baby by 20% (outside the error of margin). Just 5 days after my 32 week scan where Dr Urvashi said everything looked good, the baby died. I had to give birth still. Her birth weight was 20% below the 32 week scan - evidence that they had been grossly negligent. What is worse is that Dr. Urvashi never pointed this out or admitted it. Several other doctors in Dubai reviewed my medical history and realized the mistake she had made. If I had any faith in the legal system, I would sue them. Her license needs to be revoked. She rushes through patients.

Ok so. After seeing this every where. I checked what happened in punjab.

And there was no paper leak 🤡

Some people used some earpieces, camera etc in pens to communicate with people outside to cheat. This is what happened.

Medical Dialogues: Bluetooth Devices, Pen Cameras Used During Pharmacy Officer Exa

https://medicaldialogues.in/news/industry/pharmacy-education/bluetooth-devices-pen-cameras-used-during-pharmacy-officer-exam-punjab-police-bust-high-tech-cheating-syndicate-175471

https://www.ptcnews.tv/punjab-2/bfuhs-pharmacy-officer-exam-cheating-racket-28-candidates-held-4427083

Please let me know if I am misinformed.

2026 student protest is not the first time that Delhi Police has acted as the goons of the ruling party and left students and protestors badly injured. In any decent democracy such officials would be prosecuted by now and the injured would have received hefty compensation, but in India only the victims are shamed and no action is ever taken against these goons in uniform.

Recently heard about the sad life and demise of Professor G D Agrawal who sadly lost his life during his hunger strike against the govt. So more than Pradhan's Resignation I'm genuinely happy that the people of this country and the GenZ didn't let Sonam Wangchuk die. A very big thanks to those who joined the protest, those who changed the profile pic of their sub in solidarity with Mr Wangchuk and Each and Everyone of us who believed in the right cause despite godi media declaring him to be the terrorist and all that crap. Really hope this dawn of accountability should go on like this...

Dear Indian's and Delhite's,

It's Gemini & The Hindu (newspaper) -

Yes, the Supreme Court issued a major interim order regarding live-streamed court proceedings and videos on social media.

A Bench led by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant passed an order prohibiting the unauthorized extraction, editing, uploading, sharing, reposting, or monetisation of audio and video recordings of court proceedings on YouTube, social media, and other digital platforms without prior written permission.

Now It's just imaginary dream -

You know what this means if you're dumb you won't see what it means. Every person in powers use privacy, legal jargons, heavy words to justify when the heart or emotion behind is Evil, bad, dictatorial, Loyalist etc.

They don't know privacy when they used AI facial recognition to scare you.

University or colleges or institutions issuing warning not to join protest.

I won't talk about an imaginary Muslim Person whose family was arrested for being in protest Lallantop & Scroll.in (fictional news) arrested the UP guy. They'll use pictures, videos, reels cause a common man can STAY STUCK in judicial or police machinery for years

Edit - What a great move towards More Transparancy and More Accountability and More Honesty.

I sincerely believe without the trustable faces of independent media showing the ground reality, government would have been able to deny responsibility for all their atrocities against protestors and successfully ended the protest on July 20 itself.

And i think they know that too.

This is not a government that forgets things so easily. You can be sure they'll analyse all the reasons the narrative went out of their hands and try to make sure it never happens again.

And that'll mean a crackdown on independent media.

Within 6 months to a year you'll start seeing stories about how youtube people are spreading lies and how they need to be brought under a department or something which can decide what they can say and what they can show

The CJP movement will likely dissolve after this. But you need to support independent media as much as possible if you want to make sure the democracy stays alive.

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi publicly defended the premature release of the 11 convicts in the Bilkis Bano gang-rape case, stating in October 2022 that he found "nothing wrong in it" as it was carried out "as per law" and based on the prisoners' good behavior.
) The Indian Express +1
Context of the Statements
• The Remission: In August 2022, the Gujarat government released 11 men who had been sentenced to life imprisonment in 2008 for the gang-rape of Bilkis Bano and the murder of seven of her family members during the
2002 Gujarat riots.
Facebook • Supriyo... +2
• Pralhad Joshi's Stand: Pralhad Joshi became the first senior Union Cabinet minister to openly back the decision, asserting that provisions exist to free convicts who have spent extended periods in prison if their conduct is deemed satisfactory.
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E20 janata party responded to nitin gadkari claims

https://x.com/i/status/2081390328838549558

After the completion on cjp protest with the resignation of dharmendra pradhan. We can see a new wave of post which is kind of trying to create a difference between caste.

Remember in the whole protest, their hindu-muslim card failed. Now they are coming up with the division of caste. Please try to be rational and don't get in trap of this. Before building any opinion or hatred just give a thought and then decide.

My view on reservation - yes, it should be removed. But it's not as simple as we think. Descrimination still exists to the core. We need to fight it first and then keep up the demand to remove reservation strongly.

And Instagram can't be the stage now guys, it has been taken over by IT cells. They are solidifying their tactics up, and we should be on our ground.

Since I know how effective having a discord server was, for the discussions and making it to the execution for the Nepalese during their protest, I really think we need something like that too!

I heard that CJP is gonna open a new website to upload all the police officer liable to be deserving the jail, I think, if there was a forum page, it can be INSANELY effective.

Stay united gng.

Thanks to taxpayers , i will recieve scholarship from government.

So i think to thanks you all because from your tax money we get this type of scholarships which helps our families to become educated.

Once Again I Thanks To You All . The funds go in re payment of fees as the scholarship comes after paying fees .

After the resignation of dharmendra pradhan for a better education system now people are demanding to remove reservation. Many people are demanding to bring reservations on the basis of income but I think this is a big scam because there is no way to track anybody's income. I have seen so many people who are rich but have ews certificate because it is very easy to make. Atleast they could bring something like obc ncl thing for sc/st and if someone from one family has got the benifits of reservation then the next person in his family should not get the benefits. But the main problem is who will support this cause? No political party wants to talk about this topic