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But here's the reality. 99% of our politicians are corrupt, communal criminals. They are all in cahoots with the same crooked businessmen. Look at how politicians and entire parties shuffle effortlessly between the NDA and INDIA, in pursuit of money and power.
The viral Jindal wedding video should have ▮▮▮-▮▮▮ all of you. Even look at the so-called leftists of JNU. Shehla Rashid is a BJP supporter now. Kanhaiya Kumar has dumped the CPI(M) and joined the Congress. ▮▮▮.
Even a surrendered Maoist leader recently became a spokesman for a mining company! It's ordinary people who fight on social media and on the streets over ideology. The politicians don't care. They manipulate the common people. All the politicians are close drinking buddies after 8 pm. They're just acting in front of TV cameras. Look at global politics too. Pakistan claims to support Muslims, but is sucking up to Trump (who supports Israel) and China (which imprisons Muslims in Xinjiang)!
So please focus on your studies and stop this political nonsense! We all will become part of the establishment, once we join corporate law firms. Please work hard on your grades. That will define you and determine your future, not your politics.
P.S. The so-called "Nalsar Joe" guy and one of the NUJS guys who led the movement to ban Jagdeep Dhankhar from campus are both in my contacts list. The former is advising MNCs that are deeply entrenched in the neoliberal capitalist system. The latter not only advises pro-Modi companies through his law firm, but has posted in praise of the Modi government's policies. These people were smart enough to sort out their grades first and get plum jobs.
The Jindal wedding and even examples from the legal profession is an example. I mean some politicians from a certain party abuse industrialists day and night but when they wear a senior advocate's robe they're the one burning the midnight oil to get relief for them in SC and HC's of the country.
And the example of people fighting in NLU for politicians damn. Education isn't equal to wisdom and this example proves that, Indians whether highly educated or uneducated are emotional fools who can easily be exploited by the system and they would rather die rather than acknowledging the same.
Zeba Zoraiah, a Jindal grad and influencer:
As someone who studied at Jindal, I’ll say this upfront: I had some phenomenal teachers - scholars who were rigorous, centrist or left-leaning, and genuinely invested in shaping how we analyse law and state power. I owe a lot to them. But parallel to that, there was a strand of pedagogy that treated ideology as fact where being Hindu or male or Indian was framed as inherently oppressive, and classroom discourse felt imported straight from American campus activism. Academic critique is essential. Academic absolutism is dangerous.
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