r/CriticalThinkingIndia

Imagine being such a horrible person that you celebrate the death of a person just because they are related to someone they hate

And this is not the first time the right wing has done it

They’ve constantly cheered and celebrated the deaths in Gaza

They cheer people getting beaten up as “treatment”

You will also find the same right wing subs who live the government, posting constant misogynistic stuff, like the meme about Dhruv Rathee’s wife. And general hatred towards women

The same people who claim women get special advantages, and say men should also have protections, are suddenly fully okay with goons beating up a person because he’s a man ( and a minor, mind you! )

The left wing gets accused of supporting Islamic terrorism and hating Hindus, is there a single example of anyone on the left wing celebrating and innocent person getting beaten or killed?

“We Will Not Drink Data, We Need Water”: Amazon’s 53-acre data centre project in Thane, Mumbai, is facing backlash from local residents over environmental and infrastructure concerns.

Residents from Balkum and Majiwada have raised concerns about water consumption, electricity demand, noise pollution, backup generators and the potential loss of trees. They also question whether such a large facility belongs in a densely populated residential area near homes, schools and hospitals.

Amazon says the facility will use closed-loop cooling technology without consuming water for cooling and will have a dedicated power connection. The controversy highlights growing concerns about balancing India’s digital infrastructure expansion with residents’ environmental needs.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DeRjQSeCBur/

Just see how inhumanly police detained a prominent independent journalist today. She was reporting on the ground and they picked her up, forcefully carrying her away to a bus. The officers' dismissive and rude tone can be seen throughout, imagine how insulting and traumatic this must feel.

Another female reporter tried to ask her why has she been detained, and you can see how police picks up even that reporter and throw her in the bus. At this point they are arbitrarily detaining anyone whom they don't like.

Detaining journalists isn't legal but delhi police still did exactly that, even after today's Supreme court's order. How can some people still defend this treatment?

The people supporting police action, tell me how do you justify this? Or will you again turn away your eyes from the sad reality?

Another video of police personnel trying to arbitrarily detain someone. But the shocking part of the video is, that person is standing alone! Not even in a protest area or with other protestors!! Does Section 163 of BNSS empower police to detain literally any random person?

I already know some people would say, maybe she was abusing the police officers or shouting something at them etc. But according to which law does that empower police to detain her? Are some people in our country that blind that they'll ignore, or even worse justify, this behaviour?

It was pure good luck that some advocates saw this shocking scene happening on the road and came there to assist her, wearing their official clothes. Apparently even if you know the law and your basic rights, you would still need advocates to protect you.

Similarly many other such videos have come out where police antics are totally illegal, like detaining single protestors or those talking to the media, beating up peaceful protestors, detaining journalists etc, but the law only applies to common people of our country.

We generally see the protests against govt in western countries like "no kings rallies" in the USA, throughout the Europe against Israeli genocide, against new nazism in Germany and others. These protests took place in the last 1-2 yrs in Europe. In Europe and the USA, large protests are normal.

But in india, protests are considered against democracy, against govt, against the law, against nationalism, against Hinduism and so on. People forgot about protests in the last 12 years. It was boomers and millennials, who don't like disruptions, who don't want to affect their work and participate in protests. But gen z isn't going to repeat the same mistake. They don't care about any party, they just care about their rights. And they exactly know how to regain their rights. Long live democracy.

This question is to those BJP zombies in this subreddit, how do you guys who oppose bail or even a proper trial for Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam actually expect the full truth to come out? Look at the Kasab trial. We got so much detail because everything was put before the court and tested, from his training in Pakistan and the handlers directing the attackers, to the GPS route, satellite phone, weapons, intercepted calls and how the whole 26/11 operation was planned and coordinated.

And honestly, wouldn’t it be incredibly brain dead to believe that the Delhi riots were somehow organised by just two people, Umar and Sharjeel, and that the answer is simply to keep those two in jail forever? Don’t you want the trial to actually establish who did what, what evidence exists, who else was involved and whether the prosecution’s allegations hold up?

Or is the real issue that you don’t want the trial to happen because you don’t want any other names or details to come out? If the evidence is rock solid, why be scared of putting everything on the table and letting the court test it?