If all of you don't deposit Rs.1000 in my account by tonight
Ill post more and more video of here

Atleast ambani ne cheapest internet provide ki hai india me joh log criticize kar rhe ho kuch list batao joh tumne kiya hai india ke liye

I can understand the police and other security officers being involved and protecting. Why is BJP so worried and making a fight against the protest ?

This protest is against the chief of EC who is supposed to independent and with no bias. Why is the BJ P members so angry for it?

Are they indirectly agreeing to unfair elections? What are these guys so afraid of?

Source: Indian Express

A bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant indicated that compensation for affected traders could be considered if the protests were found to be unlawful and had caused unjust business losses.

You are so doomed, people who have few braincells can see through these things clearly.

How did the protests suddenly became so main stream?

Like from CJP 1 protest to this protest how so many people are all aligned so fast?

Any political motivation?

Credit: u/krishnajindal

Their intention is as clear as day. They want situation like Nepal and Bangladesh.

From France... For those who don't know history, this is what a communist revolution looks like....

When the leftists/communists and radical islam join forces, you get a Civil War....

This the the "regime change" they want in India...

BJP saved you from exodus !! It was just on the cards !! One more term

True I saw mule capture our Pukur, Park , Empty spaces, occupations one at a time.

Only Bangladeshis to be seen

Anyone else noticing a rise in anti-Indian racism online and offline?

I've been seeing a worrying trend over the past few years, and I want to know if others are noticing it too.

Online, Indian"has become a go-to punchline.

Comment sections under almost any video or news story fill with the same stereotypes about accents, hygiene, scams, and "curry" jokes, and it's often upvoted rather than called out. Posts about immigration frequently turn into pile-ons against Indians specifically, with people treating an entire nationality as a single stereotype.

It's not only online. Indian students, workers, and families in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia have described more hostility, from slurs and "go back home" comments to discrimination in hiring and housing. There have also been reports of racially motivated attacks and vandalism of temples and community spaces