Comments by "suraj s" (@surajs5913) on "United Hindu Front burns effigies of Rihanna, Greta Thunberg for their tweets on farmers protest" video.

  1. And not 1 word by print about the "toolkit " gaffe. Truly unbiased journalism
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  2. Muslim groups and christian groups can protest too. Anyone who feels that there was a coordinated attempt (such as "toolkit") to conduct a propaganda campaign can protest. Why are you so worried?
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  3. Farmers had hindus, but these hindus are protesting against propaganda campaigns to malign india . They may also be farm law supporters, they are entitled to do so under the constitution....
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  4.  @Abk367  Toolkits are a sign of coordination and organisation rather than a spontaneous reaction on watching news about the issue. They suggest the inherent bias in the person who expresses the opinion, since they have been absorbed into the organised protest and are no longer mere commentators. Toolkits are as bad when liberals use them as they are when bhakts use them. IT cell is just an atom in comparison to the level of depth and reach shown by the creators of the toolkit, seeing that they got a "sensational" "climate activist" of the outraged generation to align with "farmers" ( more like middlemen and wealthy landowners ) who were against stubble burning, under the pretext of "human rights violations". Human rights violation by Delhi police would have killed a lot more people.on Jan 26. The protestors have so far been allowed to protest peacefully, and pushed back whenever they failed to comply with the law and order directives of the police. That 150 farmers died is of no consequence to the state as long as the state did not cause those deaths through police brutality. In other words "play stupid games and win stupid prices". The logic that because the farmers faced police opposition, the cause of the protesters is correct, such logic is plain stupid. No one is new to sensationalism in politics. But to think that one can blackmail the govt into submission by coordinated social media campaigns, irrespective of the actual merits of the bills, such thinking deserves to be countered with the same level of shrewd cunning.
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