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The whole country should write to the PM and see how many people they will arrest. It is sad that all the institutions work for the government’s benefits and not for the public. Dangerous situations.
Nobody has been arrested at all and the Govt. or the ruling party has said nothing against the letter. A private individual has gone to court and the 19 signatories should have the guts to meet that person legally in court. Why cry in public now, when you should have thought of the consequences before drafting or signing the letter ?
Government made by people’s of india by own vote so why can’t questions to government its a democratic country’s not ………
The whole country should write to the PM and see how many people they will arrest. It is sad that all the institutions work for the government’s benefits and not for the public. Dangerous situations.
Nobody has been arrested at all and the Govt. or the ruling party has said nothing against the letter. A private individual has gone to court and the 19 signatories should have the guts to meet that person legally in court. Why cry in public now, when you should have thought of the consequences before drafting or signing the letter ?
How dare they!
Book all these people too.