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2. https://twitter.com/YearOfTheKraken/status/1734184730600636709
3. https://twitter.com/tarunkhaitan/status/1734190404130713720
4. https://twitter.com/VakashaS/status/1734109799145701835
Now the question is why are people so intolerant of views? People don't mind when regressive, controversial views come from the likes of J Sai Deepak? He has written two large volumes of that! And why don't we see more people from top national law schools coming out and showing the supreme court a mirror? Have NLUs become a hub for BJP and the RSS? Other controversial matters are pending before the supreme court such as electoral bonds and CAA. Will these cases also be decided in favor of Modi government? Public perception of independence is no longer important? If this continues, Modi is all set to win 2024 elections with a huge margin of votes with Ram Mandir inauguration in January!