What agenda are you gonna find to discredit this? Or are you gonna label them as naxalite

• The NRI YouTuber said that pandits have polluted the Ganga and all other rivers in India, and now they are polluting American beaches with their religious rituals.

Just because of these meritdharis all Indians have to face racism.
These meritdharis have ruined india.

Key points:

"Our Tractor trolley are ready for 20th"

"Dictatorship will End"

"Modi will exit in middle of his term"

"He is not maintaining good relations with neighbors (🇵🇰,🇧🇩,🇨🇳)"

Source: https://x.com/indian_analyzer/status/2077805460489703744?s=46

Context: For Dhurandhar, Kaul worked as a Research Consultant. His contribution was primarily behind the scenes: he provided research and real-world context concerning intelligence operations, counterterrorism, India-Pakistan dynamics, terror networks, and covert operations, helping director Aditya Dhar make the film's espionage and geopolitical elements more authentic.

The guy hasn’t made a single tweet about major national issues like the NEET paper controversy or the ongoing ethanol scam allegations, yet he seems deeply concerned about FIFA—all while calling himself a “geopolitics and national security nerd.”

Before everything, I am not trying to divert attention from Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike, no I am not a paid bot, I stand with no political affiliations, I am just a student.
I do not aim to promote any caste or religious differences through this post, my views can be biased.

Recently, I have seen many posts about "NOO THIS GOVERNMENT DOESNT CARE ABOUT HUNGER STRIKES, LOOK AT ANNA HAZARE, INC BENT IN 11 DAYS", however people fail to realize that both protests were in VERY different contexts, the simple truth is, NO GOVERNMENT cares about the students.

In 1990, during protest against VP Singh's government (Congress era btw), 2 people self immolated, 62 other died during protests or due to suicides, yet the government didn't budge, the Mandal Commission was implemented.

Same story is following today, 12 students committed suicide (yet the government (this time the BJP) didn't budge.

This is a pattern, the governments do NOT budge to student protests, nobody cares about us.

Even in 2006, many AIIMS Delhi students were hospitalized after police lathicharged them during their indefinite hunger strike.

It's not just the BJP, it's basically everyone at this point. We truly are cooked

More power to the students.

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Just saw this person comment where he supporting bjp while using names and abusing other buddhist and sonam wamgchuk and decided to check his profile , it was filled with all hate post related to minorities , buddhist , the protest and sonam wangchuk

Profile https://www.reddit.com/u/Both_Lecture313/s/pNuHlF9LSc

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How EASY Is It To Defame Any Protest In India?

Every major protest in India seems to follow a familiar pattern.

A protest begins with a demand.

Within hours, it's no longer about the issue.

Instead, social media is flooded with short clips, cropped videos, old footage, and emotionally charged captions. Suddenly, the conversation shifts. The protest is labelled as "anti-Hindi", "anti-BJP", "pro-Islam", "anti-Hindu", "Khalistani", "Urban Naxal", or "anti-national" before most people even know why the protest began.

But how much can a 15-second clip really tell you?

In this episode of Cerebo, we decode how selective editing, missing context, algorithm-driven outrage, and confirmation bias shape public perception of protests in India.

This isn't about defending any protest or political ideology. It's about understanding how narratives are manufactured, amplified, and consumed in the age of viral content.

Before you judge a movement, ask yourself one question:

Did I see the whole story, or just the clip that went viral?

Source https://www.instagram.com/reel/Da2bJzWSVDj/

Source: The Hindu 17 July 2026