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It’s not a rant that I just enjoyed reading .

A fair observation by the author. And I do resent the way India is being receptive to the sinister Imran’s plan.

Today, the Imran guy is settling up a condition to include the Kashmir in the dialog !

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Why don't you write such articles in Indian Express itself? I hope they will publish it since they claim of being liberal .

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I am surprised I discovered this blog today. Need this to be in more mainstream media, else it’s the intellectuals ( 🤣🤣🤣) like me that end up reading and the message does not reach a wider audience. Many commmon people would appreciate this while thinking out aloud...exactly what I too was thinking but, could never frame my thoughts it this way.

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No one cares about him, actually most of us didn't hear about this guy till last week. We made a nothing to a world famous person, ala markle. These people should be countered by articles like these and made irrelevant slowly. We need people like you in mainstream. Blogs are good but Quality publications are important and I see only couple with very less reach.

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This guy seems to me a sick frustrated individual. He rants well but

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That's an excellent post mortem of PB Mehat. To wit He's much ado about nothing

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Hats off Prof RS! BPM and Kanhaiya Kumar are actually same species in evolutionary trajectory seperated possibly by English. So all the fuss kicked up in the media by the Left Liberals(what an oxymoron) is typical of what they do best. In Tamil, proverbial advice to those going on long journeys, is never pack a bandicoot with the food for the journey. Ashoka University Founders should remember that when they hire people to build a world class educational institution.

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Prof. Rajeev, the text from the Indian Express Article that you have included here, as a call to Riots by Mr. Mehta, actually refers to his claim that the govt. is using the mob, brute power or mobilization to bring the CAB into effect. It is the last paragraph in his article where he shares his suggestion on how to oppose CAB. But it does not appear to be a call to Riots. I am pasting that para here: "Political and ideological mobilisation outside the law to convey the sense that Indian citizens will not stand for a Republic that is discriminatory, fearful and panders to its own worst instincts. Only then may even the judges move."

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Enlightened with insight.

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Absolutely delightful

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A onderfully written piece that bursts the myth surrounding many recent leftie related episodes, primed on PB Mehta and his achievements in research and teaching, the equivalent of Rahul Gandhi in political mainstream

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What a tedious rant!

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