"Yeh sab protest karne say kuch nahi hota"
"Speaking up doesn't matter, just learn to accept it"
Gen Z, I am so proud. I love you. I love you for always defying norms. They call us difficult, too sensitive, too opinionated. Now, we have shown them what a spine looks like. This is what a victory feels like. DHARMENDRA PRADHAN FINALLY RESIGNS WITH THE BLOOD OF COUNTLESS STUDENTS IN HAND.
We have done this. Done this without the support of traditional media. But we must remember one win for democracy is not enough. I wish the students who suffered so much because of this issue, find a better future, and I wish those who are no more with us, find peace.
Let's remember, this is just the start of questioning. Economy is still falling, Manipur is still burning, farmers are still dying. Countless questions, we have to keep asking till they're bound to reply.
I thank sincerely all those who attended the protest, those who faced police brutality. Thank you. Thank you for doing this.
And finally, I'd like to appreciate Abhijeet Dipke. You might not support him, or agree with him, but you must acknowledge that he left his luxurious life in America, KNOWING he could've been arrested, just to start something like this in India. Yes it started with him but was carried on by the people, still I have to respect someone who could've chosen to keep this a satire, but somebody who chose accountability.
Thank You Students, Protestors, and thank you Babasaheb for the constitution. Thank you, India.
A student, an Indian, a humanist.
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