France protestors set schools on fire over bad classrooms.
CJP attempted the same with“School Thik Karo” script in India last month, then quietly switched to SIR when it didn’t work.
Same playbook, new trigger. CJP’s goal isn’t reform. It’s France-style anarchy here.
France protestors set schools on fire over bad classrooms.
CJP attempted the same with“School Thik Karo” script in India last month, then quietly switched to SIR when it didn’t work.
Same playbook, new trigger. CJP’s goal isn’t reform. It’s France-style anarchy here.
France protestors set schools on fire over bad classrooms.
CJP attempted the same with“School Thik Karo” script in India last month, then quietly switched to SIR when it didn’t work.
Same playbook, new trigger. CJP’s goal isn’t reform. It’s France-style anarchy here.
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Masks off! Frustration for all failed attempts leads to truth being blurted out like this.
Prashant Bhusan just spilled the beans on their plan for a Bangladesh & Nepal type regime change in India.
During our coverage of CJP protest on 10th in Delhi and the news of Dhruv Rathee being detained, we found him resting behind the police forces 😂
Some fun moments amongst the chaos.
CJP’s press conference: only their paid leftist and foreign media friends (BBC for example) get to ask. Rest of the reporters can sit quietly or get the “Godi media” label.
CJP & it's paid reporters want to question everyone, but can't handle questions themselves?
At the Press Club of India, Delhi, we asked uncomfortable questions and got labelled “Godi Media” instead.
So much for press freedom and accountability.
CJP cockroaches protested outside the Press Club of India, while some allegedly sneaked inside using fake media ID cards.
They also heckled some journalists labeling them Godi Media when asked tough questions.
CJP and their reporters targeted journalists simply for asking critical questions. Democracy is fine until the questions get uncomfortable.
In video: @thepamphlet.in journalist Prabhat Ranjan Mishra.