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@Zakka_Jacob Do we say let smugglers do their job or terrorists do their job. You people are coming under those category. You are destroying this country; so why should v allow you to to do that.

CJP and protestors need to stop attacking reporters. They're doing their job and their amplifying your message to the powers that be. Stop shooting the messenger.

@tavleen_singh What is opposition party's job in a democracy. If you are not aware go and check CBSE 10th class Civics text book.

So every lefty activist and every opposition leader is now busy exploiting the Cockroach Janata Party. Not sure at all that this will help their cause.

@smitaprakash And what about YOU?

It’s a fashion magazine. On insta, it has a following. And even they are political now

@realpreityzinta 🤣

While it’s important to support our students and ask for educational reforms that positively impact the future of our youth, it’s also very important that peaceful protests by students are Not hijacked by anti national elements to create chaos & change the nature of the protest. Seeing so much hate & divide online makes me wonder if bad elements in & outside our country have already started to work overtime to weaponise the anger & frustration felt by our students. I have always believed in hard work, equality and excellence & that should never be compromised. I also believe in our democracy, law and order & our government, therefore I sincerely hope that both sides enter into meaningful & constructive dialogue & weed out any nefarious elements & agendas out of this protest & conversation , so the future is bright for our youth and for our democracy ! 🇮🇳 Jai Hind !

@Benarasiyaa But he has joined a criminal gang for his job. Better look for another job than be part of a gang/organisation which is working to destroy this country.

Have known Dev since our college days. He is truly a gem of a person- calm, composed, and not easily provoked. While I understand the frustrations with the media house he works for, there is no justification whatsoever for attempting to mob-lynch a journalist. An unruly crowd will only damage the credibility of the movement. @Cockroachisback @abhijeet_dipke

@thekiranbedi You are a disgrace

Every protest has an objective. When it is peaceful and remains within the bounds of law, it is a legitimate democratic expression. The role of the police is to facilitate, regulate, and ensure that peace is maintained. But when a protest turns into confrontation, violence, or serves extraneous interests, it ceases to be merely a protest—it becomes a law-and-order challenge. At that point, the police are duty-bound to act, in accordance with the law and the evolving situation, to restore order. The primary duty of the police is to protect life, safeguard property, prevent escalation, and restore normalcy as quickly as possible. Police accountability is essential in a democracy. Legitimate inquiries into police action have their place. However, making every operational decision the subject of routine inquiry can create hesitation and unpredictability in law enforcement, especially during rapidly evolving situations. Equally, police leadership must ensure that any use of force is lawful, necessary, proportionate, and exercised with utmost restraint. The purpose of policing is never to punish, teach a lesson, or seek revenge. It is to uphold the rule of law, protect citizens, and restore peace.

No! He was not just doing his job! We need to name, shame & ensure social boycotts for each of these brutes & take them to court. First is Sandeep Lamba . Mark him out, where he lives, what his record is. Can legal teams please start paperwork . Thks

@myopiclenses Why be part of a criminal gang. My suggestion to him would be there r several other jobs; why are you part of a mafia which is destroying an entire nation. Be a daily wage worker and live a dignified life.

Knowing Times Now's reporting standards, can't ry trust this reporter's claims. Maybe he tore his own shirt as per the directions of the bosses, you never know. Anyway, the anger that the godi media elements are facing is the reaction to over a decade of fake news and dishonest reporting which has put the lives of countless people in danger. So, no tear to shed for any of them!

@Aunindyo2023 Better stop working for criminals rt. They can always take that decision. We have many respectable jobs in this society than becoming a reporter with godi media. A daily wage worker earns much respect than working with a criminal gang or mafia.

The young godi media employees sent out with manufactured narratives are low-paid, blue-collar workers who have no other option but to work at those jobs. Abusing them is like shouting at a call centre worker for the defective product that was delivered to you.

@ians_india So u can slap a girl

Delhi: During yesterday's protest by CJP, Additional DCP of North-East Delhi Sandeep Lamba suffered an injury to his knee, and his police uniform was also torn. He says, "...A stone hit my knee. My dress was torn. I suffered a blunt injury and there is a crack..."

@Benarasiyaa Ask your editors why common people r so much against them. Resign you job and join an independent media. Thats the only way out

Dev Kotak, a reporter with Times now, was attacked by a mob of protesters at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. This is absolutely disgraceful. You can request a reporter to leave the spot if you don't want him/her around but resorting to violence is absolutely unjustified.

@RoshanKrRaii Who??

INSIDE SCOOP : A big industrialist who also owns media networks is quietly supporting the students in this protest. Thank you sir 🥳

Sandeep Lamba, Additional DCP of Delhi Police, slapped a girl in the face on camera. How can a male police officer even touch a female protestor, let alone slapping her? I hope someone sue this arrogant prick. #CJPProtests

IMPORTANT — please share widely. Me along with some MPs are documenting video evidence of police brutality against peaceful protestors in Delhi yesterday during the Jantar Mantar protests. The purpose is to identify the officials who assaulted protestors, so that legal action can be taken against them. If you filmed any part of it, please send it. Videos where the assaulting officer’s face is clearly visible are especially valuable since it makes it easier to file complaints against them and hold them accountable. You will remain completely anonymous. The upload page asks for no name, no email, no phone number, and no account. Link 👉 sites.google.com/view/delhiprot…

@matkashbakihai @mogrekagajra @Go_Movie_Mango That you will not understand

@mogrekagajra @Go_Movie_Mango Why

I don't understand why Pradhan should resign? Is his policy or inaction directly responsible for the NEET leak Or similar problems? The leak has been found, acted against, exams conducted and even results announced. Can someone help me understand what is Pradhan's fault here?

@Vishal_1108 @sattrueblue @prady7777 @AdityaRajKaul CJP had reported it to police around 3 AM in the night. Then again they reported to DCP. Still the truck was left there. Why?

Heart goes out to NEET Aspirants and Student community across India who feel cheated and want transparency and accountability. Peaceful protest is a right. But stone pelting, violence and vandalism is not the way to protest. Nor a violent regime change or attacking journalists.

@sardesairajdeep @CJP_for_India Why its always common men who have to be right n condemned the violence while state can unleash violence against them

IMPORTANT: Several videos showing police excesses against student protestors are deeply disturbing and must be investigated. But there are also videos of stone-pelting and vandalism by some protestors. Violence, whoever commits it, cannot be justified. @CJP_for_India must unequivocally condemn ALL violence to ensure legitimate anger does not descend into anarchy. And the real issues of urgent exam reform don’t get lost as a result.🙏

@PTI_News The only democratic act, which can happen in India is democratically elected opposition MPs and MLAs joining BJP, toppling Peoples mandate. We are mother of democracy and hence common men have no say in governance or even electing their MPs n MLAs.

VIDEO | Delhi: On 20th July’s CJP protest over NEET issue, BJP leader K Sudhakar says, “…The whole of India is watching it. This is a toolkit matter. There is very little that is genuine and much that is fake. They are trying to dislodge democracy, which will never happen in this country. Perhaps the opposition has plans to do what has happened naturally or artificially in countries like Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. They are daydreaming that the same will happen in India, but it never will. India is a deeply democratic country. The people are very wise and know what the truth is. They know who is telling the truth and who is lying. That is why nothing like that can happen here.” (Full video available on PTI Videos - ptivideos.com)

@blrtvm Indian Middleclass cannot tolerate anything which destroys their children's education. This agitation would grow, if opposition too joins in.

This is upper class urban Gen Z who is on the road. All systems crumble once the majority wakes up and decide to revolt against corruption and injustice

@smitaprakash And what happens when the ruling party's buys MLAs and MPs and topple govts in state. What is it called @smitaprakash . Does it come under your toppling list or only when common men ask for a resignation that becomes a regime toppling slogan?

The slogans last night moved from asking for resignation of Pradhan to regime toppling, similar to the slogans in Kathmandu and Dhaka.