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Karnataka Election: कांग्रेस के पापों को माफ नहीं करेगी कर्नाटक की जनताः पीएम मोदी

Types of People in Buses and Bus stops

1. If you’re a girl, you’ll almost certainly encounter a woman who insists on talking to you, for forty minutes, about the rising price of vegetables. This woman can be found at bus stops, and if you happen to be there at the right (or wrong, depending on how you look at it) time, you might even find her with her pack, all complaining about the bane of their existence: onion sellers.

2. For the guys: if you are at a bus stop, and you don’t look like a wild teenager, you’ll probably get sucked into an argument concerning politics. Before you know it, you’re listening, with growing despair, to an inane conversation about BJP vs Congress, finally culminating with the decision that, of the two of them, Aam Admi Party is the best. Go figure.

3. Most of the time, especially in the evening when people are returning from work, you’ll always find yourself a spectator to an epic showdown between The Kanjoos Lazy Conductor and The Frustrated Auntie. It will start off on a small scale, and gradually build up to a competition on who has the most lung power. It always starts because Frustrated Auntie will give a 10 rupee note for an 8 rupee ticket, and Kanjoos-Lazy doesn’t want to go through the trouble of giving the two rupees back. From there it will escalate to an all-out brawl, with the remaining passengers either cheering for their preferred side, or joining in because “those idiots blocked my way and now I missed my stop.”

4. Without fail, you always encounter a bunch of teenagers who start having a serious conversation in hushed tones about someone else’s personal problems. These problems usually involve either a girl whose boyfriend dumped her and how “she totally deserved it because her boyfriend should be my boyfriend” or it will be about a distant relative and the gossip concerning him/her or it will be about “ohmygodohmygodVarunDhawanissohot!” So before you leave the bus, you’re completely caught up on the latest Bollywood gossip and you know all about the drinking problems of someone’s jiju.

subho noboborsho to those who celebrate. i just wish circumstances were different, that bengal wasn't turned into a burning ghat by state sponsored criminals. the biggest gift we bengalis can receive this new year is article 355 being applied to bengal. we are sick of being the targets of violence. every month, a new incident in this state. the toll this takes on us is very real. please. let us rest. you have the power to save this state. use it.

West Bengal is burning again, and the Centre is silent on this issue. “Oh they deployed BSF” do you not realise what's going to happen when their deployment ends? Where is the guarantee that the Hindus affected by communal violence will not be targeted again? Do you not remember what happened in 2021 after the elections in this state? Spineless government at the Centre, just waiting for West Bengal to turn into a second Kashmir, while they stand and watch. What is stopping you from imposing Article 356? 2026 state elections? Newsflash, elections don't mean human life is expendable. You are just like the TMC. They play votebank politics, you will use us to gain sympathy points after we have been killed, raped, looted, and displaced. Vivek Agnihotri will release “The Bengal Files” and you will promote it everywhere. Just remember, your inaction, which will definitely be omitted from the film, was the reason this happened. You have the blood of innocent Hindus on your hands. I hope you never get a moment of peace, that your silence and inability to stand up for what's right haunts you forever. People of Bengal will not forgive you. You are not better than Congress, Communists, or even the TMC. In fact, you are worse. You abandoned the Hindus of Bengal. If your help is contingent on whether or not the state voted for you, I'm sorry, just step down. Petty politics at such high levels is just immature. You are unfit to be the government. My people are fleeing their homes, leaving behind their ancestral land. We've already faced this once. And now, in your rule, this is happening again. We will remember who threw us out of our homes. We will also remember who stood by and let that happen. My people deserve better than leaders who just yap on Twitter all day from the safety and comfort of their Delhi offices. Be ashamed.