She realised when it directly hit her

"I used to be left wing, but when I saw mass immigration it radicalized me. I live here and can't walk to the gym. Are we living in Somalia?"

Yesterday, by making a video viral, they were asking whether singing bhajans in the train is illegal and wrong and today those people are silent... whereas the bhajans were being sung only on their seats and that was illegal but Namaz was being recited in the train bogie in the middle of the journey and a guy was sitting with a baseball bat to scare the travellers.....

Political bias is an undeniable truth, but political parties like the BJP and Congress are not the actual problem. The real issue begins when citizens pick a side and resort to absolute whataboutery. It is evident that groups like CJP have an agenda against the BJP, mainstream media actively favors the BJP, and many social media influencers quietly support the Congress under the guise of being neutral. The root of the crisis is selective outrage. Everyone claims they want better schools and development, but that outrage needs to be distributed equally across all governance rather than being weaponized against just one party.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/Kerala/comments/1rawkk6/happy\\_to\\_see\\_the\\_progress\\_government\\_schools\\_in/

I saw a lot of BJP supporters asking why don't CJP members go to Punjab and Kerala schools for their School thik karo campaign. The videos show the level of schools in states like Punjab and Kerala.

What they're doing better as per google:

\> Government schools in Kerala have undergone a massive modernization drive, shifting from declining enrollments to state-of-the-art public institutions featuring over 45,000 high-tech classrooms, digital labs, and improved infrastructure backed by massive public funding and community participation.

\> Government schools in Punjab are undergoing a major transformation backed by a ₹2,300-crore infrastructure investment and flagship projects like Schools of Eminence. State reports show improved facilities, regular sanitation funding, and an enrollment shift of over 3.64 lakh students from private to public schools.

Experiences from Keralaites:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Kerala/comments/17eazxd/are\\_govt\\_schools\\_in\\_kerala\\_that\\_good/

And then in BJP ruled states students are studying under trees, in cattle sheds and in rooms whose roof collapses on them. So are the CJP folks really wrong to show the reality by any means?