Jebi Mather

Indian politician

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We will march to the Supreme Court—not as a political party, individuals, men, women, or belonging to any state, caste, religion, or creed, but as citizens who believe democracy needs to be protected. Rahul Gandhi, India Bloc leaders, and others are approaching every institution and authority in the streets... Today will be marked in golden letters as a protest of a magnitude that Delhi has never witnessed."
The police—coming under Home Minister Amit Shah—are ignoring the Supreme Court's clear ruling that metros should not be shut, and are taking every step to stop people by closing metro stations, altering routes, and gathering large numbers of police and CRPF forces, we remain undeterred..."
Before this matter went to the task force, what happened to the students? How did it happen?... Rahul Gandhi has asked many questions whose answers the Home Minister has to provide. We will continue to demand that answers to such questions be given... We will hold a meeting of the INDIA alliance and then decide on the course of action..."
Narendra Modi is a reflection that the Prime Minister is shaken, and the cabinet meeting which they are saying today is also a reflection that they are jittery. But just because they have come out with a midnight video saying strict action will be taken, or they are coming out with a cabinet meeting where they are going to say that tough action will be taken, is not sufficient. That's not our demand; that's not the demand of the students. That is not what is expected,
For hours together, women of Kerala, the members of Mahila Congress of Kerala marched and protested in front of Raj Bhavan, Thiruvananthapuram. We demand that Dharmendra Pradhan must resign, and though he is a culprit, the student movement cannot be stopped. We stand in solidarity with the students and Rahul Gandhi,
The rejection of Meenakshi Natrajan's nomination is yet another instance which reflects the attitude of the Election Commission of India, which is a puppet in the hands of the Central government and the BJP,

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India’s Cockroach movement threatens to restart protests after mass student arrests

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Senior advocate and Independent Rajya Sabha MP Kapil Sibal has pledged Rs 1 crore to a legal aid fund established by the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) to support students and protesters facing legal action following last week's demonstrations at Delhi's Jantar Mantar over the alleged NEET exam paper leak

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