#narendra modi

“First they came for the Muslims And I did not speak out Because I was not a Muslim Then they came for the Dalits And I did not speak out Because I was not a Dalit Then they came for the trans people And I did not speak out Because I was not a trans person Then they came for the students And I did not speak out Because I was not a student

Then they came for me And there was no one left To speak out for me”

always the women being subjected to puritan culture. citizens are being booked for using slurs. fifteen year olds. are we serious?

why only "daughters"? why is it less surprising to see "sons" as well using crass language? because "boys will be boys", apparently.

the prime minister of the country with the largest population in the world has nothing better to do than making a reel, saying he forgives everyone who verbally insulted him during the recent protest that was highly against the political party he belongs to.

On 20th of July 2026, India witnessed one of the biggest protests in the past decade. Millions of students came together to protest for the resignation of the Union Education Minister, Dharmendra Pradhan.

The education ministry has failed the students time and time again. This year's question paper of one of the biggest exams in the entire nation, NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), which is conducted for students who wish to pursue medical studies from renowned institution across the country were leaked. This led to National Testing Agency announcing a re-test which led to the suicide of 20 students due to immense stress and anxiety.

Led by Mr. Abhijeet Dipke, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), launched a peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar, located in Central Delhi on 6th of June 2026. It gained momentum and significance when a renowned scientist, engineer and environmental activist Mr. Sonam Wangchuk joined the protest and went on a hunger strike on 28th of June 2026. On the 20th day of his hunger strike, he was forcibly taken to the police station and detained.

The CJP then launched a parliament march on 20th of July 2026.

The demands were simple: 1) Resignation of the Union Education Minister 2) Compensation of ₹ 1 Crore (≈$ 1,03,803.90) to the parents that lost their children 3) Release of Mr. Wangchuk and all the other protesters that were detained

Millions of students and non-students, which included social media influencers, normal people, kids and the parents of the students who lost their lives, gathered to express their support. But the Union wasn't very pleased by it.

Section 163 under the Bhartiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) was imposed ahead of the march. It explicitly prohibited any gathering of 5 or more individuals. What started as a peaceful protest, soon turned violent when the people that gathered were beaten by the Delhi Police. Many were injured. Women who showed up, including little girls, were groped by the male police officers, some had their clothes ripped and some were even given rape threats. Female police officers weren't any better. They too were stripping clothes of the female protesters and telling them to have shame. Ironic. Expired tear gas shells were thrown which could've led to life-threatening events.

However, the worst part was that none of these police officers wore uniforms with their names on it. CCTV cameras were disabled and so was the internet, leaving people stranded and helpless. The bare minimum of basic human right was stripped away from the hands of the protesters.

People were hospitalised, many with wounds and some with concerning head injuries. Little kids that showed up were also beaten while their parents begged the police to spare them.

This is what happened on 20th, 21st is a whole another story.

I am not asking for anyone's support. The reason why I made this post is because I know my immediate circle on tumblr is diverse and I wish to use it to spread this news to people beyond borders.

I know this is not a platform where issues from the global south get any attention, but I'm still going to write about it because it's something I can do. For the past month, young people in India have been protesting the country's education system and demanding the resignation of the education minister, Dharmendra Pradhan, following the leak of the country's medical school entrance exams after which 21 students committed suicide.

Today, 20 July 2026, police in Delhi and Mumbai beat protesters with batons, tear gassed them, shot them with rubber bullets and illegally detained them. Protesters included students, children, young people including young women whose clothes were torn, and people of all ages.

The Modi government has done this MANY times before. In Kashmir, in Manipur, multiple times in Delhi itself. They are banking on people getting scared and the protest losing steam. I beg you to not let that happen. I'm not a huge account, I don't have thousands of followers. The only thing I can do is speak with the voice I have.

Delhi isn't even the only place they have treated protestors this way TODAY. Police beat up adivasi protesters in Madhya Pradesh who have been trying to protect their land. This protest has gotten significantly less attention but it stems from the same vile nationalist government.

this reminds me of smth rajnath singh said more than a decade ago during the lalit modi shithousery: "isme mantriyo ke tyaagpatr nahi hote hai bhaiya, yeh upa government nahi nda government hai". even ravishankar prasad had similar things to say, as if the nda government is entirely exempt from taking accountability. ministers of the nda government surely walk in the naksh-e-kadam of their beloved modi ji, who has never taken accountability for anything and won't ever sit for an unscripted interview (cuz he once did and the interviewer made him shit his pants.)

you may hate the rw, lw, bjp, congress, cjp, all other political parties, and even sonam wangchuk, but why does anyone have to stop eating food just to demand basic accountability from the government?? and it wasnt just wangchuk who was sitting on a hunger strike, three STUDENTS were sitting right there along with him. are they so wrong for demanding answers and a resignation from the government??

Ayodhya mein mandir banwane ke bawajood waha ki seat haar gaye the na, iss baar taiyyar rahe yeh log sab kuch haarne ke liye. Jis bhagwaan ka hawala deke vote bank politics karte hai yeh log, ab wahi bhagwaan karmo ka phal denge inhe.

20+ suicides and the government doesnt give a fuck. not a word from the PM, who is busy spewing bs in his never-ending foreign tours. mazaak bana kar rakha hua hai sab cheezon ka. their vision of acche din apparently includes: not saying a word about the martyrdom of soldiers (6 Indian Armed Force personnels lost their lives in Op Sindoor but the government denied it at that time) for a whole year, killing off hundreds of farmers when they protest, ignoring student suicides, aur mandir se chanda chori.

the selective outrage that some people had for kunal kamra's statement is mind-boggling because i don't even see half of it for any of the above matters. and what wrong did kamra even say?? "Sita ke pati ka naam leke nita ke pati ka kaam kar rahe hai" where exactly did he disrespect Shri Ram?? agar isme disrespect laga toh aaj se kabhi mat kehna Siya-var Ram Chandra ki jai!! kamra's statement was just a jibe at how modi uses vote bank politics to his favour while serving the interests of his corporate billionaire friends only.

many students in the protest have been beaten to unconsciousness. the team of doctors that came to help them, who werent even saying any slogans, were beaten too. absolute apathy in the streets of delhi today.

this government is disgusting, so is the delhi police for what they did today, and so are the andhbhakts who will still support them. i hope a movie is made soon about all of this, proving how the paper leak was a masterstroke by the government cuz some anti-national elements had taken the neet exam on May 3rd.