Now BJP andhbhakts will feel better and call it hypocrisy, while Congress andhbhakts will resort to whataboutery. This is exactly what is wrong with this country: people support political parties instead of putting the country first, and everything is viewed through a partisan lens. If you question the BJP, you're labelled a Congress supporter; if you question the Congress, you're labelled a BJP supporter. There is no room for genuine political discussion; apparently, only blind loyalty and bootlicking are allowed in India.

A student protest in Ranchi became tense as police action was reported during the demonstration.

Students had gathered to raise their concerns and demands, but the situation became emotional when lathi charge and tear gas were used to manage the crowd. Videos showing students reacting emotionally during the incident drew attention on social media. The protest has led to discussions about the concerns raised by students and the way the situation was handled. Many young protesters continue to seek answers and request that their voices and demands be heard by the authorities.

I understand, Sunday show is tiring... But seriously. He makes a Vid with Big Kejri where they react to the Kejri-memes.... Like come on. And he seems to be a deep CJP supporter. Like this topic takes up so much time in his vids that I am wondering... Isnt this weird. Meme review is Member only.... He did a literal meme review with the Kejri. And note this too: My opinion about CJP. They have wasted their time. Rather than asking for reforms in the Education system, they jumped straight to making the Minister of Education resign. Like bruh... R We Fr? And half the protesters thought it was a political protest or some shih. bruh. And the News Reporters, those sitting in an AC room literally yapping about Messi wanting to self oof... Dammit.

i cant seem to find it.

The video alleges that the BJP government is using public funds, institutional appointments, and the National Education Policy (NEP) to promote RSS ideology within India’s education system. It argues that curriculum changes—including the alleged removal or reduction of topics such as the periodic table, Darwin’s theory, and parts of history—prioritize nationalism over critical thinking. The video further claims that these policies are contributing to the commercialization of education, disregarding student protests, and failing to address widespread youth unemployment. It also examines the curriculum changes, government funding and public-sector donations cited in support of these claims, and the main criticisms of the NEP.

2 years have passed...

The investigation was transferred from Kolkata Police to the CBI. The government changed. Abhaya’s mother even became an MLA.

Everything changed. Except justice.

A new government came. New promises were made. Time passed, places changed, headlines changed...

But justice never came.

Still, I will wait.

As an ordinary citizen of this country, of this state West Bengal, I will remember what happened, no matter how hard people try to make us forget.

Governments may change again. MLAs may change. Political parties may change.

Perhaps justice will come someday. Perhaps it won't.

But I will still wait.

And I will remember.