Cockroach Janta Party zindabad

[samsite84]

This just happened today.

"Indian forces have launched one of their biggest crackdowns in recent years, detaining more than 3,000 people across India-administered Kashmir after the killing of a police officer in Anantnag.

Critics, including political leaders and human rights organisations, say the mass arrests, house raids and demolitions amount to collective punishment of civilians"

Genocide, ethnic cleansing and collective punishment is the name of the game in India for minorities, be it muslims or sikhs.

Yes 100% agree - India is (the C word), bad and all other things.

Pakistan is exemplary - a few examples:
1. Most popular leader in jail shows how Pakistan is full of real leaders and doesn't need anyone,
2. Prominent journalists jilawatan shows how deep Pakistan's resources are when it comes to free and fair press,
3. Fake cases shows how Pakistan has to invent cases just so judges could be employed,
4. army ruling masses de-facto so heaven on earth
5. DHA and all other benevolent corruption so that ample employment opportunities can be created
6. Situation in KPK, Balochistan and AJK peaceful - Pakistanis sacrificing for greater good and Ummah ka Chumma

 

[HAIDER]

Good to see no one is shooting bullets these student protestor....democracy at work...great work Indian students ....

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

Are you confused?
FoA, all are traitors and harami like Pravin and Dhuruv for Dehli? Except TLP and somewhat MQM and ANP, nobody in his right mind would rally for ethno-superiority.
Demanding free and fair elections and constitutional rights is not terrorism.
We all saw how the army raided polling stations, ended and split courts, ran military trials, opened fire on protestors (just 52 were killed in AJK), etc.

52? Are you getting news from India?

JAAC killed half dozen police men in AJK, there was no mass arrests or collective punishment. They are still being treated like kids despite making anti-Pakistan rants on daily basis. India doesn't tolerate this shit even in Indian occupied Kashmir which is disputed.

Yes 100% agree - India is (the C word), bad and all other things.

Pakistan is exemplary - a few examples:
1. Most popular leader in jail shows how Pakistan is full of real leaders and doesn't need anyone,
2. Prominent journalists jilawatan shows how deep Pakistan's resources are when it comes to free and fair press,
3. Fake cases shows how Pakistan has to invent cases just so judges could be employed,
4. army ruling masses de-facto so heaven on earth
5. DHA and all other benevolent corruption so that ample employment opportunities can be created
6. Situation in KPK, Balochistan and AJK peaceful - Pakistanis sacrificing for greater good and Ummah ka Chumma

1. He was a watch thief, a Taliban Khan for his constant justification of TTP terrorism. Deeply unpopular before his ouster. He came to power thanks to same establishment in 2018. But once establishment remove someone then he become darling of public, thats how Pakistan is. But he had to be removed because he was ruining Pakistan from with in and foreign policy wise. He only cared about Taliban/Afghanistan.

2. All these "journalists" were touts of establishment before 2022. Still Pakistan rank better in press freedom index then India.

 

[Neojinnah]

Yes 100% agree - India is (the C word), bad and all other things.

It quite literally is. It is the pre-eminent power in South Asia with 1 billion+ people falling under its governance, and it's ruled by extremist Hindu criminals. It is objectively bad for humanity that 1/6 of the world's population is currently being indoctrinated into adopting cow fanaticism

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@Goenitz @hydrabadi_arab @HAIDER

I see a lot of Pakistani commentators in SM hailing the Indian GenZ students (if they are students in the first place) protest as some sort of a role model for PAK. Nothing could be more misplaced and more dangerous. We have seen the disastrous consequences of GenZ movement in BD and NEP, and what may happen in IND if this mischief is not nipped in the bud.

My humble advice to all Pakistani youngsters is to focus on education and skill development, respect your government and work for a New Pakistan in the truest sense; and not fall in the trap of malicious forces.

Regards

 

[Neojinnah]

@Goenitz @hydrabadi_arab @HAIDER

I see a lot of Pakistani commentators in SM hailing the Indian GenZ students (if they are students in the first place) protest as some sort of a role model for PAK. Nothing could be more misplaced and more dangerous. We have seen the disastrous consequences of GenZ movement in BD and NEP, and what may happen in IND if this mischief is not nipped in the bud.

My humble advice to all Pakistani youngsters is to focus on education and skill development, respect your government and work for a New Pakistan in the truest sense; and not fall in the trap of malicious forces.

Regards

I'm sure if the Gen Z youngers in India got drunk and intoxicated, armed themselves, and then wandered around rioting and shrieking JSR like wild chimpanzees you wouldn't be so opposed to them

 

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[Sam6536]

I'm sure if the Gen Z youngers in India got drunk and intoxicated, armed themselves, and then wandered around rioting and shrieking JSR like wild chimpanzees you wouldn't be so opposed to them

The BJP goons who tried to do that in Gen Z protests were beaten. BJP MLAs were trashed at protest sites in Bihar.

The major point of this protest was promoting secularism and BJPs anti minority hate rhetoric. You might've seen multiple clips of "Godi media" being kicked out of protest sites and called sellouts live on camera.

Print media barring some was neutral but mainstream TV media was biased. The last one month had a lot of politically charged discussions in many Indian homes.

The impact led to Modi creating a "reel" on insta at midnight assuring students of their demands. Well he was still reading from a teleprompter but his more formal style of communication was reversed this time around.

 

[Neojinnah]

The BJP goons who tried to do that in Gen Z protests were beaten. BJP MLAs were trashed at protest sites in Bihar.

The major point of this protest was promoting secularism and BJPs anti minority hate rhetoric. You might've seen multiple clips of "Godi media" being kicked out of protest sites and called sellouts live on camera.

Print media barring some was neutral but mainstream TV media was biased. The last one month had a lot of politically charged discussions in many Indian homes.

The impact led to Modi creating a "reel" on insta at midnight assuring students of their demands. Well he was still reading from a teleprompter but his more formal style of communication was reversed this time around.

This is just the middle class letting off steam because they're forced to be in a super competitive rat race to get into a good college and eventually out of India, and the rat race is completely rigged. It is not an ideological shift. Disorganized protests won't change the fact that there's a parallel institution which has its tentacles all over the country which has captured the state and is openly organizing and arming rioters, rapists, lynchers, etc

 

[Goenitz]

52? Are you getting news from India?

JAAC killed half dozen police men in AJK, there was no mass arrests or collective punishment. They are still being treated like kids despite making anti-Pakistan rants on daily basis. India doesn't tolerate this shit even in Indian occupied Kashmir which is disputed.

from JAAC itself.
If ts not true, then let there be an open investigation, media access, etc to debunk that claim.
India can treat Kashmir whichever way they want. They are treating their elite or main class well in their capital; that is the point.
Whereas we treated Kashmiris preferentially. Still, they are deprived of basic things like CTR or other basic machines in the hospitals, besides subsidies. I hope you know that the only contention is 12 seats and not any subsidy, assembly members' perks or any other matter.

 

[Sam6536]

This is just the middle class letting off steam because they're forced to be in a super competitive rat race to get into a good college and eventually out of India, and the rat race is completely rigged. It is not an ideological shift. Disorganized protests won't change the fact that there's a parallel institution which has its tentacles all over the country which has captured the state and is openly organizing and arming rioters, rapists, lynchers, etc

That's the way it is in high population societies like India. People have to compete for a limited number of seats. Govt does need to ramp up the number of Government medical colleges. Education is still prioritised by most Indian households for a better future.

And given our huge population we will always have people who find better alternatives outside. Nothing wrong with that. If the government wants to retain them they'll need to pay better.

BJP currently has around 32% of the nation's mandate. That vote share is dwindling so can't really say what will happen in the next general elections. People are more aware of the rigged mainstream media now.

India is a quasi federal state. Regional politics on the basis of langauge is more prevalent than RW hindutva politics.

 

[Neojinnah]

People are more aware of the rigged mainstream media now.

The BJP didn't win just because of mainstream India. It won because India is more than just a small middle class which uses its vote to protest against sold out media (which I have yet to see happen). It wins because of handouts and freebies to India's impoverished masses, cow fanatic politics, staged attacks, buying out opposition and bureaucracy, etc.

 

[Ali_Baba]

Now that the Education minister has resigned, is this the end of the "Cockroach Janta Party" or will it metamorphose into an actual political party to force real change in India?

I would like them to continue and become a long lived movement for change led by the youth of India.

 

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[Starlord]

I support Modi, I think these Students are anti-national's and are on China/American payroll, Narrander should never surrender... and hopefully next PM of India is also is as strong as Modi, with even bigger 57 inch chaati, I'd say that phapoond Lagi Fanta ki bottle aka Yogi will make even a greater PM for India, please elect that guy.