No word for the students who died? CJP targets PM Modi
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‘Just two days ago, an entire PR blitz was organised at a DU college for the Prime Minister. Today, DU students are dead, severely injured, and trapped under the rubble of Satya Niketan horror, but the PM is silent’
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No word for the students who died? CJP targets PM Modi
New Delhi: Cockroach Janta Party spokesperson Saurav Das on Monday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Satya Niketan building collapse, contrasting the tragedy in Delhi with the publicity surrounding Modi’s appearance at Delhi University and his address at the inauguration of a Hindu temple near Paris.
Seven people have died and 11 others have been rescued from the debris of a 50-year-old multi-storey building that collapsed in southwest Delhi’s Satya Niketan area. Sharing Modi’s video address at the inauguration of the BAPS Swaminarayan Hindu Mandir near Paris, Das wrote on X:
“#Important: Just two days ago, an entire PR blitz was organised at a DU college for the Prime Minister. Today, DU students are dead, severely injured, and trapped under the rubble of Satya Niketan horror. And not a SINGLE WORD from the Prime Minister.
“He had words to once again call questioning youngsters ‘dimag Naxals’. Words to demonise a generation that protests, questions and demands accountability. But not one word for young lives buried under rubble.
“Students are again back on the roads to protest because those in power, like you, force them to resort to this. And then you call them Naxals!
“Guys, these people in power simply don’t give a DAMN about youngsters forced to live like cockroaches. Hindu-Muslim.
Mandir-Masjid. ‘My Gen Z vs Your Gen Z’. This is their politics and it never stops, no matter how many young Indians keep paying with their lives.
“One day has passed. Why no word for the students who died? A prayer for their families? An assurance that every trapped student will be rescued and every survivor cared for? An assurance that every official and political person responsible for this tragedy will be held accountable? When a tragic school or college shooting takes place in Canada or America, India’s Prime Minister is one of the first ones to issue a statement. Then why this distance from your own students sir?
“This is the LEAST any citizen should expect from their Prime Minister. Apparently, even that is too much to ask. What a disgusting state of affairs.”
Modi had attended the centenary celebrations of Shri Ram College of Commerce two days earlier. Addressing students, he referred to a phrase he had used during his Independence Day speech.
“From the Red Fort I gave a homeopathy pill, ‘mental Naxal’,” Modi said. “As soon as I gave the mental Naxal pill, all the mental Naxals started coming out.
And those who are promoting this illness, now the public is seeing their true colours too.”
