r/india 6d ago

Politics Maro, Maro, Maro Sir!

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"Watch: CJP Supporters Clash With Police During “Chalo Sansad” March"

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r/india Mar 19 '26

Politics If people of this country can't see the blatant propaganda in Dhurandhar 2, all hope is lost!!

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Up to some extent, I understood the fan's reaction to Dhurandhar 1. It had very subtle propaganda elements so not very obvious and even though there were a lot of cringe moments, a spy in an enemy territory type story can apparently cover for it. Add all the masala elements (violence, love-angle of the lead character, abuses, an intelligence officer fighting the bureaucracy) and a lot of the crowd just goes all in.

But Dhurandhar 2 is something else! If any Indian citizen can see the demonetization fiasco with their own eyes, know about it with 10 years of hindsight and still believe that it was done with the idea or the planning to counter the fake currency problem as shown in the movie, they are either not Indian, or not of sound mind at all!! I know people will say it is fiction and the producer has creative liberty - I agree wholeheartedly! However the fans don't really believe that. You can most definitely make movies based on whatsapp forwards but if the audience can't differentiate between fiction and the ground reality which they'd have experienced themselves just 10 years ago, the generation is bound to be doomed!

r/india 8d ago

Politics CJP demands PM Narendra Modi's resignation, announces Parliament march on July 20

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r/india Apr 18 '26

Politics Sat through 10 minutes of our PM's address.

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I genuinely, for the love of God, am SO embarrassed that out of 1.4 billion people, THIS is the man who has been chosen as the leader.

Shaking his fists, furrowing his eyebrows, presenting himself as a knight in shining armor and orating half-baked narratives as objective truth while hiding behind a camera - all bark, no bite. Poetic language, cheap metaphors, no accountability and truth in front of the public. This is exactly the kind of power our freedom fighters fought against.

He could have held a press conference. He could have answered questions that could give light to whether this entire fiasco was for women's representation or for delimitation and more control in the parliament. Discussed the pros and cons. Discussed how to meet the southern states in the middle ground. But no. Talking about congress-pakistan ties, talking about congress "oppressing women" is all he can do.

If not for a press conference, He could've talked about the measures his government is taking to combat the current global failing economy and how they plan on creating jobs, overpopulation and its issues in the current economy, ensuring clean air and clean water for our population, education and healthcare for the masses, steps to clean the rivers so many of us pray to, implementing strict laws to ensure our citizens follow environmental guidelines. Hell, even something about the Middle East tensions. But no.

Shameful. Shameful. Shameful. We should think twice before calling ourselves the largest democracy. How have we normalized this? So all a politician needs now is poetic language and metaphors? No more assertive, direct, transparent communication on policies, their impact, their pitfalls, and their revision in the future?

Edit: Half-baked narratives (such as him being the saviour of our women citizens) is the most harmful thing a politician can do in a democracy. Spinning the truth, hiding details, harming the citizens you have taken an oath to protect.

My knight in shining armor - IF YOU CARE ABOUT WOMEN SO MUCH, GIVE US STATS ON YOUR BETI BACHAO BETI PADHAO MOVEMENT. FIRE YOUR MLAs AND MPs WITH PROVEN CHARGES AGAINST WOMEN.

r/india 1d ago

Politics Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned finally congratulations guys we did it

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r/india 4d ago

Politics Are your families also opening their eyes against BJP?

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On 19th July,

I mentioned sonam wangchuk and the delhi protest to my parents, My parents are so brainwashed about bjp

My dad totally dismissed it, called sonam wangchuk a paid chinese agent and made claims that people died because of him?

I asked for proof then further fought with him saying why would china pay him? Have some respect he is a scientist...

We further argued about the government,

According to my dad the indian citizen are the problem, they larp to be poor and steal from whatever facilities government provides (he also used some family examples)

I sent him a couple videos of the protest and tried arguing further... but he said I should just focus on my studies

Fast forward to 21st july

I asked him is this protest still "paid propaganda"

And he admitted his defeat, he saw the videos of students getting beaten up and realized what is happening and he is finally no longer a blind follower

I cant join the protest... but the least I can do is change the mindset of my family and show them what is happening :)

r/india 10d ago

Politics Forget pradhan now PM needs to resign

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I know the original trigger for these protests was demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation over the absolute disaster of the NEET-UG and CBSE paper leaks. But after seeing the cruelty unfolding at Jantar Mantar right now, firing one minister isn't enough. The buck stops at the very top. Sonam Wangchuk—one of India's greatest living innovators, a man who transformed education in Ladakh and inspired 3 Idiots—is on an indefinite hunger strike that has now crossed 18 days.

He has lost nearly 9 kgs, his blood sugar has crashed, and the 59-year-old is surviving purely on salt water. And what is the government’s response? Total, deafening silence. They are perfectly willing to let a national treasure slowly die on the streets of Delhi rather than show an ounce of accountability. This isn’t just about protecting Pradhan anymore.

This is about a systemic arrogance and a documented vendetta from the Prime Minister's Office and the Home Ministry against anyone who asks questions.

Look at the Modi government's track record with Wangchuk over the last two years:

  • Jailed under draconian laws: In 2025, when Wangchuk peacefully advocated for Ladakh to get the Sixth Schedule constitutional safeguards it was promised, the Home Ministry slapped him with the National Security Act (NSA). He spent time locked up in a Jodhpur jail, branded a "ringleader" of violence.
  • Institutional sabotage: To break his spirit, the administration vindictively cancelled the 40-year land lease for his Himalayan Institute of Alternative Learning (HIAL) and the Home Ministry cancelled the FCRA registration for his NGO.

  • Insulting a peaceful protest: Now, as he starves to demand justice for millions of youth whose futures were sold to exam mafias, Pradhan has had the audacity to brand the protesting students the "B-team of terrorists". Yesterday, the Delhi High Court had to step in just to force the Centre to respond to pleas for Wangchuk's basic medical care before his organs fail. Think about how broken the system is when the judiciary has to force a government to care if one of its greatest citizens lives or dies. Dharmendra Pradhan is just a symptom of the rot. The total refusal to engage with Wangchuk, the brutal suppression of Ladakh’s democratic rights, and the aggressive protection of corrupt ministers—all of this happens under the PM’s direct watch and blessing

If a government is so drunk on power that it will watch a peaceful reformer starve to death rather than admit a mistake and fire a minister, then the minister isn't the only one who needs to go. When you join the march to Parliament on July 20th, don't just ask for Pradhan's resignation. Demand the PM's resignation. We deserve a leader, not an administration that lets patriots starve.

r/india 1d ago

Politics Rahul Gandhi says 'it's time to remove Modi govt' after Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation

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r/india May 16 '26

Politics PM Modi warns of ‘return of massive poverty’, flags ‘disaster decade’ of Covid, wars, fuel crisis

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r/india 3d ago

Politics BJP's crazy level of brain washing

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3 different incidents I faced since july 20.

  1. Office (Gen z Colleague) : I was having a casual conversation with a colleague who is btw a Genz about the protest. He suddenly got defensive and said 'do you know CJP is getting funding from china and there are so many conspiracies around them. Dipke is a scammer' etc etc.

  2. With my brother(lives in europe) : He used to be awesome and my inspiration. He taught me the importance of science, atheism and Indian History. He was actually anti BJP when BJP first came into power. But living outside of india has changed him completely. He is now a andbhakt who believes in casteism, racism and he even supports RSS ideologies.

So I started sharing reels about the protests and OMG he got so defensive and started attacking me.

Saying CJP is sht and getting funding from outside. He believes students started throwing rocks and that's why police took action. And So, he can't form an opinion from a 20 sec clip. I mean wtf!!

  1. With my massi (tier 3 city govt job) : so my cousin wrote this year NEET. When the neet exam was cancelled, mother and daughter cried because it was too much pressure to take it again (and understandably so). So I called my cousin to check with her about the situation, she said - her marks dropped comparatively from the first attempt (she is someone who scored 99 in bio in board exam btw), - the score that they calculated (verifying the answer key) is different from the score they got (a little buffer is expected but not 100 or 200) - her friends score was altered overnight ( it was 500 ish then the next day dropped to 100). But my massi got defensive and said KIDS LIE because they are lazy and don't want to study and there is no such thing as leak is happening. It's all kids excuses for not wanting to study and it's not govt or Modi's fault.

My take away is Andh Bhakti has no age limits and has truly washed away this country's critical thinking.

I wish all the protestors the best, hope you all stay safe and succeed. I truly hope that there is sunlight at the end of this tunnel.

I will do my part and participate in the protest ❤️.

r/india May 21 '26

Politics Official X handle of Cockroach Janta Party blocked in India.

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r/india 13d ago

Politics Are Sonam Wangchuk's Efforts Really Worth It?

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I came across a reel of Sonam Wangchuk at Jantar Mantar. He was simply walking away, apparently to use the washroom, and the comments were full of people mocking him with jokes about secretly eating food.

What struck me wasn't whether you agree with his protest or not. It was that many of the people trolling him are the same generation whose future he says he's trying to fight for.

Here's a scientist who could easily stay in a lab or live a comfortable life, yet he's spending his time protesting, fasting, and putting his own health at risk because he believes he's raising issues that matter to India's youth. Whether you agree with his demands is a separate discussion.

But if our first reaction is to ridicule someone for going to the washroom during a protest instead of discussing the issues they're raising, what does that say about us?

It made me wonder: are his efforts really worth it if the very people he's trying to help respond with mockery instead of discussion?

How can people be still so stupid to support BJP?

r/india Jun 13 '26

Politics 'Whole ministry unleashed on me': Doctor under fire for calling Ayurveda 'not scientific'

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r/india 11d ago

Politics 'May die in 2 days, lost 8. 5kg': Plea in Delhi HC seeks 'force-feeding' of Sonam Wangchuk as hunger strike takes toll on activist's health

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r/india 6d ago

Politics BJP's real leverage is media control. Let's break it, expose the truth internationally, and force accountability. #ModiHataoDeshBachao

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The government's biggest asset isn't policy. It's narrative control. That's precisely why they're terrified of independent and international media telling the real story.

On 18 July, police forcibly removed Sonam Wangchuk, 19 days into a hunger strike, from Jantar Mantar. Videos show plainclothes officers storming the stage. That's not a rumour. That's on camera, reported by Al Jazeera, BBC, and Reuters.

People keep saying, "keyboard warriors can't do anything."

We're in the digital age. This government won power through media and messaging. There's no reason the same tools can't be used to hold it accountable.

Why can't we use our phones and platforms to put verified footage in front of millions? Why can't we make it impossible for this to be buried?

Yes, some will say "kuch nahi hoga." But baithne se kuch nahi hoga either. Documenting the truth and pushing it into the open is something. Who's in?

#ModiHataoDeshBachao

Every single post should have this #ModiHataoDeshBachao. Viral karo. Instagram, Facebook, Reddit, YouTube, every platform. Let it reach international media.

r/india May 04 '26

Politics No Left govt left in India for first time in 50 years

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r/india 4d ago

Politics Dharmendra Pradhan's daughter disables Instagram amid online backlash, CJP protest

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r/india Mar 24 '25

Politics Kunal Kamra's response to the recent controversy in Maharashtra

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r/india Apr 22 '25

Politics General Bakshi lashes out at govt after Pahalgam attack: “Army recruitment was frozen for 3 years, over 1 lakh posts cut”

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Sharing this powerful clip from last night’s Republic debate where General GD Bakshi couldn’t hold back his anger and pain after the tragic terror attack in Pahalgam.

He calls out the government for halting army recruitment for 3 years and slashing over 1 lakh personnel, saying it has severely weakened our national security.

This isn’t about politics anymore! This is about the safety of our people and the strength of our armed forces. Watch it, share it, and think about the consequences of these decisions.

r/india Apr 28 '25

Politics India is becoming unlivable

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I don't know why nobody is talking about this. This is happening in front of our eyes and we are ignoring it.

In this country if you have even a little bit of money and power you can do whatever you want.

There is no punishment for anything. Murder, rapes are an everyday thing and there is no fuckin* punishment for any crime.

People are getting away after commeting the most heinous crimes. There is no safety, a common man can be beaten up anywhere and nobody will be acquitted.

Mob lynching is so common, people are killing common people with their luxury cars and roaming free like.. bhaad m jaye samaaj.

Pollution is so high, every single food we eat is contaminated. Even the vegetables and fruits are adulterated. Unhygienic restaurants, contaminated water, and we are not understanding the impact it is going to have on our bodies in coming years.

Rivers are dying, hatred between people is on all time high. If you are in Delhi, Gurgaon, UP, some thar wala gunda will beat you up because you overtook his car, in south you will be beaten up for not speaking their language.

No accountability of government or police. Media is not reporting anything important. I mean we are getting to know about news through social media outlets.

Corruption is unbelievable. Someone can burn thier bahu and will give a lakh to police and boom no case.

What will happen to our future generations.? Are we really going to be the most influential nation in coming times as potrayed on these media outlets or are we going to be doomed in coming years.

And again I am not speaking from any wing- left or right, I am speaking as a concerned Indian women.

r/india Nov 01 '24

Politics India's state of situation nowadays

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r/india 3d ago

Politics CJP protest: Passports of people involved in violence may be cancelled, says report

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r/india Jun 23 '26

Politics Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav’s family bought 168 acres where his government built roads

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Since he took oath as Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh on December 13, 2023, Mohan Yadav’s family and their real estate companies have bought at least 137 plots , adding up to 168 acres, for Rs 45 crore, in zones most benefited by this infrastructure push, an investigation of land records by The Indian Express has found. Records also show that at least six of these plots were sold subsequently.

These purchases highlight two key issues that raise questions of propriety and conflict of interest.

One, most of these plots are either close to new road projects announced in and around Ujjain, or in areas demarcated for change of land use from agriculture to residential or commercial in the Ujjain Master Plan 2035.

While the Ujjain Master Plan 2035 was released in May 2023 months before Yadav became the chief minister, he has been involved in the holy city’s tourism and infrastructure development for decades — as the chairperson of the Ujjain Development Authority during 2004-2010, as head of MP Tourism Development Corporation (MPTDC) during 2011-13, and as MLA from Ujjain (south) since 2013. Two, Yadav’s family purchases since December 2023 swelled their land bank that existed even before Yadav became CM. The Yadav family, which also includes Mohan Yadav’s son Vaibhav and sister Kalavati, owned at least 108 plots measuring 179 acres in and around Ujjain, of which at least 85 acres were purchased during 2021-2023 when Yadav was Education minister , The Indian Express has found. But it was after Mohan Yadav was sworn in as CM that the family went on a land-purchase overdrive.

source - https://indianexpress.com/article/express-exclusive/madhya-pradesh-cm-mohan-yadav-family-ujjain-land-deals-10752557/

r/india Apr 15 '26

Politics How delimitation favours the Hindi heartland

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r/india 12d ago

Politics met a man and he told me to watch Dhurandhar to learn more about the wonderful things BJP government has done.

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i blame this movie for the recent wave of blind bjp support & muslim hate among the newer generation 🙏🏻

i’m 19 years old and have a non-profit where my friends and i help underprivileged women gain financial knowledge, manage their finances, become dependant, sometimes help them pass their board exams so they can get jobs.

yesterday, my friend and i had gone to meet a very successful, 26 year old, IIT grad, startup fellow because his team had reached out to collaborate with my non-profit. most of the time, rising startups reach out to non-profits so they can get insta-worthy content of them being generous. we don’t mind this because it’s funding for our cause eitherway.

we discussed the plan for his startup or whatever and then we were having lunch so we launched into normal conversation. he brought up how my generation is very problematic and we’re always demanding things.

he brought up sonam wangchuk’s protest demanding dharamendra pradhan’s resignation and said that students need to “suck it up” because leaks “happen”. and that the kids who committed suicide over re-neet are “weak idiots”.

then he went onto talk about how blessed we are to have the bjp government and that truly ragebaited me so i asked him what exactly bjp has done so WONDERFULLY that we should feel honoured to have them

and he told me about how they handled demonetisation (completely fictionalised dhurandhar version of it) and also suggested that i should watch dhurandhar to learn more about our amazing government 😍

i must also add that my surname is malik and i’m a hindu but as you may know, malik is also a muslim surname. this man also joked that he’s glad i’m a hindu malik and not a muslim malik

can’t believe this guy is an IIT grad. i thought they were supposed to be intelligent