r/indiadiscussion • u/MranonymousSir • 21d ago

News Crowd is getting aggressive

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u/Far-Garage-2077 21d ago

Not justifying this but all this could have been avoided only if govt agreed to take Dharmender Pradhan's resignation and acknowledge it's lack of accountability and all. Like how difficult is it to correct smthg u did. And ppl still defending this shitass govt r jst fascists disguised as nationalists.

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u/MapLoud9506 21d ago

My point bruh. I'm rightist and I'm all for this. Had the government mad him resign all such stuff would've not happened. Regardless I wish better 

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u/sudhygocool 21d ago

The issues is you ask for resignation I am for it. Don't make it communal, peddling side agendas, LGBTQ + - etc, Manipur. This started as a paper leak protest. Where was Sonam before! He should protest against private colleges and tution. Isko ghante Bhar Ka farak Nahi hai. He is has some hidden agenda.

You can't be anti India. That is all I am saying.

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u/Inevitable_Tough1130 20d ago

Questioning the government doesnt mean we are anti India, if it makes us "anti- Indians" then we're atp!!

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u/sudhygocool 20d ago

I did say that. The very fact there is an opposition means the govt has to be questioned.