Arvind

@SurajKrBauddh They are chosen by their heights and builds; not by their minds.

"Police terror in UP." 🚨❌😡 A cop, Anupam Singh, harassed & publicly thrashed a woman during vehicle checking in Jaunpur. He also assaulted her brother and sister who came to save her. Police in India are become so cruel that people are more scared of them than goons.

@MeruOnX We Indians are known for arriving very early at Rly stations to board a long journey train, then why such videos keep saying otherwise?

India🇮🇳: A Vande Bharat Express Train stopped again shortly after departure because late passengers pleaded with the train driver to stop. Should the train have done that? Does this set the wrong precedent?

Nifty

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 You’re arguing against something no one said. Opposing actions doesn’t mean endorsing people—it means staying rational instead of turning everything into extremes.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 Again the same Advice - Actions to be opposed& the person to be loved. Then pl. condemn R*apes& start loving the R*pists.

To all Hindi speakers moving to Maharashtra to work, learn and speak Marathi. The outdated excuse 'Hindi works everywhere' doesn't hold up anymore. Respect the local language and culture of the State.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 If every disagreement becomes “you’re supporting them,” then it’s not a debate—it’s just deflection.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 You don't judge the quality of my arguments. Better see yours and stop justifying the Imposition acts.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 Wrong actions should be opposed—completely agree. But so should exaggeration and generalization. Both can be wrong at the same time.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 No - My question is whether you justify such criminal acts or not. If you are justifying such and the language imposition, then there's no point in continuing this. Good Night.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 If you have to twist what others say to make your point, the argument isn’t strong to begin with.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 So, the Group who barge in is not at fault. Thanks for your insights. Pl. keep loving r*pists and hate only the r*pe as you advice. Leave us.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 You’re right to resist disrespect. But there’s a difference between asserting your rights and normalizing hostility. One solves the problem, the other spreads it.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 Where did i use Physical force? Are you out of your mind? We're at the receiving end. I'm only asking them to give the reply in the same tone which should be justified. One needs to speak the same language the criminals understand.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 You’re mixing two things—personal misconduct and broad identity. If someone abuses you, report or confront that person. Extending it to a whole group weakens your case.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 Hey man, who does such acts? Whom should I debate? With a Person who's abusing me for not talking in their language in our place? You're sickening, trying to justify your point by asking us to Hate the *ape and love the *apists.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 You’re taking repeated bad experiences and turning them into a blanket conclusion about millions of people. That leap is the problem. Fix the behavior, enforce the rules—that’s the real solution.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 That was the Group of People from the Hindi Belt who occupy the reserved seats regularly& causing harassment. In your logic, the So-Called Holy innocents.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 Failure of TTE/RPF to act is the issue here. That’s governance and enforcement—not language identity. Mixing the two only dilutes your argument.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 Wow. Either you don't see such videos or you are too naive or you deliberately pretend as if you don't know the reality. When 100s barge into the reserved coaches, even TTE or RPF never dare to enter in. Keep calling these mobs as Holy and keep complaining about me.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 You’re using “force” as a common word to equate very different things. Legal force, social pressure, and physical violence are not the same. Collapsing them into one category weakens your argument.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 I repeat *ape - a forceful act is a crime, so is the language imposition - another forceful act is also a crime. If you have so much of fondness towards Hindians for some reasons, It's your choice. But don't try to buttress their language imposition acts.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 You say you don’t label everyone—but then you label anyone who disagrees with your framing as a criminal. That’s the contradiction.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 Everyone who tries to Justify *ape or language imposition is a criminal. I don't call everyone who disagree as criminals.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 You’ve moved from specific problems to sweeping conclusions. That shift weakens your point. Criticize the behavior, the policy, the system—but not an entire group of people.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 Not one Rude Employee. Almost all Hindians behave as if this land is their father's Property. They think as if they're born to rule us& we're here to take orders despite Our states makes maximum revenue.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 That’s a law-and-order issue, not a language issue. If someone occupies your reserved seat without a ticket, they’re violating rulesreport it to the TTE or railway staff. You’re not expected to “debate” with them, but that doesn’t justify turning it into a wider label on communit

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 Try travelling in a the Sleeper class Train on occasions. Many times, they enter without tickets, occupy our seats which we reserve 2 months prior to plan our travel, refuse to vacate& make us to travel by standing or sitting. Do you want me to debate with them?

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 One rude employee isn’t proof of a grand conspiracy. Fix the issue—don’t inflate it.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 Whom should we debate? To Those who're posted in Bank Counter to serve us, but demand us to speak their language in our places and get irritated with us not speaking their language in our places.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 You’ve moved from debating policy to questioning intent. Whether I support or oppose Hindi is irrelevant—the issue is your claim that it’s a “crime” and beyond debate. That’s what’s being challenged

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 The Policy of Imposition is a crime. I'm clear. Maybe due to your extreme fondness towards Hindi belt, You're trying to point fingers on me by justifying the Language Imposition.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 If everyone who disagrees with you is a “criminal,” then it’s not justice—it’s just labeling.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 When someone seeks vote Supporting *ape& the People support such act and vote overwhelmingly, What do call? Both the voters& Contestant seeking such act are criminals. Period.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 If it’s truly correct, it won’t fear debate.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 Then take a side which is Correct. Period.

@vijay_thevictor @shashankraut005 You’re confusing disagreement with wrongdoing. In a democracy, people vote based on different views. If every opposing vote becomes “criminal,” then democracy itself stops making sense.

@arvindthane2012 @shashankraut005 How can You all the criminals then? When people vote for such Principle of Imposing their language on our lands, How else can be called? You are more bothered about your fav. Hindians to be called that way than those ppl. try to force their language on us. Hmm.