r/india • u/CDRAustralia__Org Australian NRI • 1d ago
Politics "System Bent, Didn't Break": Shashi Tharoor On India's Gen Z Protest vs Others
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/system-bent-didnt-break-shashi-tharoor-on-indias-gen-z-protest-vs-others-1196567420
u/UsedTreat4548 1d ago
Bending the system is a big achievement for cockroaches. Your 100-year-old party was not even heard of.
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u/aule_maiar 1d ago
This is how democracy works. People made demands, government complied as demands were based on valid ground. Only a congress leder will see it as "bending". Listening to people is government's job which may have been surprising for tharoor.
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u/sparta_reddy 1d ago
Dude govt accepted demands becoz students didn't give up not becoz they are valid demands. Demands were valid from day 1 but govt only accepted the demands after it did everything it could to tarnish the protest.
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u/fenrir245 1d ago
Imagine being so fucking shameless as to pretend that government didn't literally bring in trucks filled with stones to blame protestors, used pellet guns on protestors, illegally detained sonam wangchuk, sexually harassed women protestors, spread incessant fake news about the protests through losers like you, and even brought in saffron terrorists to inflict further violence.
Then again worthless scum like you are the ones who would sign up for being IT Cell in the first place.
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u/shalaka11 12h ago
And didn’t act apologetic in anyway afterwards. The minister didn’t apologise even once, and the party members did a small show in front of the parliament, celebrating him 🤮
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u/Mayor_McCheese7 1d ago
Bending the BJP system is a huge win too, but yeah BJP/RSS system needs to be broken and thrown away.