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Most serious aspirants, who suffered during csat era, have made it into PCs.. shouldn't they be physically present in this movt along with a few more people they could bring... they have the income and power to do so... some of us suffering from severe resource constraint and unemployment can't make it to Delhi.. I salute those people who left their work n went to Delhi yesterday, and also the leaders of this movt for their perseverance, even though it looks like we have reached a dead end.. However, the movt isn't dead itself and it's inevitable that it will pick up again in 2018 n 19, by that time jiske 1-2 attempts bache hain wo bhi khatm ho jaayenge.. election bhi hoga.. so it will b more forceful the next time..
All my best wishes to those who will still be agitating for the next three days. May the force be with you.
And where r those high class insiders who were "Still Positive" till yeataerday and used to create suspense thriller
Bhai dekho yaar, jis kisi ko bhi kuch pata chalta hai, woh bata deta hai, baaki to believe them is solely an individual's option. So please leave this issue aside and I think it's high time either to come and join the protest or continue with whatever you are doing. Guys all of us here are mature enough to understand this, and all those who ever had any info, they just shared with us nothing else, they have not done anything wrong.
Most serious aspirants, who suffered during csat era, have made it into PCs.. shouldn't they be physically present in this movt along with a few more people they could bring... they have the income and power to do so... some of us suffering from severe resource constraint and unemployment can't make it to Delhi.. I salute those people who left their work n went to Delhi yesterday, and also the leaders of this movt for their perseverance, even though it looks like we have reached a dead end.. However, the movt isn't dead itself and it's inevitable that it will pick up again in 2018 n 19, by that time jiske 1-2 attempts bache hain wo bhi khatm ho jaayenge.. election bhi hoga.. so it will b more forceful the next time..
All my best wishes to those who will still be agitating for the next three days. May the force be with you.
Most serious aspirants, who suffered during csat era, have made it into PCs.. shouldn't they be physically present in this movt along with a few more people they could bring... they have the income and power to do so... some of us suffering from severe resource constraint and unemployment can't make it to Delhi.. I salute those people who left their work n went to Delhi yesterday, and also the leaders of this movt for their perseverance, even though it looks like we have reached a dead end.. However, the movt isn't dead itself and it's inevitable that it will pick up again in 2018 n 19, by that time jiske 1-2 attempts bache hain wo bhi khatm ho jaayenge.. election bhi hoga.. so it will b more forceful the next time..
All my best wishes to those who will still be agitating for the next three days. May the force be with you.
We don't have numbers. Anti-CSAT drew crowd because it affected all. A 24 year old was as affected by it as a 30 year old. People thought that with CSAT around their dream will never materialize. Hence they came in large numbers. The core team was better and was able to draw the attention of both politicians and media. There was adequate funding and guidance from Hindi medium coachings also.
Now the issue only related to those who appeared for the exam between 2011-2015. Majority of them might have left Delhi or started on with other things. Like most people I know from 2011-2012 have left Delhi. Hence drawing crowds is an issue. I don't think we can ever have the same level of crowd as anti-CSAT had. So it is important to plan properly and the core team has no clue when it comes to that.
Where is the social media campaign? Where is the mainstream media? Where is the planning? They know we are short on protestors and yet asked people to congregate for Indresh Ji's birthday. What was the point? Shouldn't they have rather asked people to congregate when the main protest was to take place?
And common sense says that when the government is unwilling to listen you contact the opposition. These guys kept running around RSS and ABVP people. They should have contacted Congress and SP and used the movement as an example of Modi's antipathy towards Hindi speaking students. With UP elections going on, this would have put a lot of pressure on the government.
I give them credit for trying. And I accept that they have tried more than I could ever have. But then if you choose to be in a position of leadership, you should act like one. This core team didn't.
This is my last comment on the Forum. I travelled from Jammu to celebrate some guy's birthday who gave us a grand total of 10-15 minutes and politely said he cannot really help now. I will come again one final time on the 21st. Its a lost battle now. For two years in succession this core team has been taken for a ride by politicians. They learnt nothing from the 2016 fiasco.
It was nice to share our anxiety and concerns on this Forum. Take care all!
We don't have numbers. Anti-CSAT drew crowd because it affected all. A 24 year old was as affected by it as a 30 year old. People thought that with CSAT around their dream will never materialize. Hence they came in large numbers. The core team was better and was able to draw the attention of both politicians and media. There was adequate funding and guidance from Hindi medium coachings also.
Now the issue only related to those who appeared for the exam between 2011-2015. Majority of them might have left Delhi or started on with other things. Like most people I know from 2011-2012 have left Delhi. Hence drawing crowds is an issue. I don't think we can ever have the same level of crowd as anti-CSAT had. So it is important to plan properly and the core team has no clue when it comes to that.
Where is the social media campaign? Where is the mainstream media? Where is the planning? They know we are short on protestors and yet asked people to congregate for Indresh Ji's birthday. What was the point? Shouldn't they have rather asked people to congregate when the main protest was to take place?
And common sense says that when the government is unwilling to listen you contact the opposition. These guys kept running around RSS and ABVP people. They should have contacted Congress and SP and used the movement as an example of Modi's antipathy towards Hindi speaking students. With UP elections going on, this would have out a lot of pressure on the government.
I give them credit for trying. And I accept that they have tried more than I could ever have. But then if choose to be in a position of leadership, you should act like one. This core team didn't.
This is my last comment on the Forum. I travelled from Jammu to celebrate some guy's birthday who gave us a grand total of 10-15 minutes and politely said he cannot really help now. I will come again one final time on the 21st. Its a lost battle now. for two years in succession this core team has been taken for a ride by politicians. They learnt nothing from the 2016 fiasco.
It was nice to share our anxiety and concerns on this Forum. Take care all!
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I salute those people who left their work n went to Delhi yesterday, and also the leaders of this movt for their perseverance, even though it looks like we have reached a dead end..
However, the movt isn't dead itself and it's inevitable that it will pick up again in 2018 n 19, by that time jiske 1-2 attempts bache hain wo bhi khatm ho jaayenge.. election bhi hoga.. so it will b more forceful the next time..
All my best wishes to those who will still be agitating for the next three days. May the force be with you.
Now the issue only related to those who appeared for the exam between 2011-2015. Majority of them might have left Delhi or started on with other things. Like most people I know from 2011-2012 have left Delhi. Hence drawing crowds is an issue. I don't think we can ever have the same level of crowd as anti-CSAT had. So it is important to plan properly and the core team has no clue when it comes to that.
Where is the social media campaign? Where is the mainstream media? Where is the planning? They know we are short on protestors and yet asked people to congregate for Indresh Ji's birthday. What was the point? Shouldn't they have rather asked people to congregate when the main protest was to take place?
And common sense says that when the government is unwilling to listen you contact the opposition. These guys kept running around RSS and ABVP people. They should have contacted Congress and SP and used the movement as an example of Modi's antipathy towards Hindi speaking students. With UP elections going on, this would have put a lot of pressure on the government.
I give them credit for trying. And I accept that they have tried more than I could ever have. But then if you choose to be in a position of leadership, you should act like one. This core team didn't.
This is my last comment on the Forum. I travelled from Jammu to celebrate some guy's birthday who gave us a grand total of 10-15 minutes and politely said he cannot really help now. I will come again one final time on the 21st. Its a lost battle now. For two years in succession this core team has been taken for a ride by politicians. They learnt nothing from the 2016 fiasco.
It was nice to share our anxiety and concerns on this Forum. Take care all!
GOD Bless brother.Adios !!