Chaitanya Kediyal | We Should NOT Have Confidence in Modi's Government (1/8) | Oxford Union

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The Motion: This House Has No Confidence in Modi's Government.
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[@pranavprakash620]

Try again in 2024 . Same date and same month. ☺

[@kartiknarayan7792]

People from india who later become intellectual, started hating hindus and hinduism,but we still have faith in Vivekanand who introduced the world.

[@notanikdey]

Talking about the middle class, Chaitanya went to The Doon School which charges more than Rs. 1.2 million per annum or about 12,000 pounds in tuition fees alone. He contradicts himself twice within a span of 15 minutes

[@AryanSharma-vx3gh]

As an Indian. I would like to say that, 'We the people of India have selected Mr. Modi as a Prime Minister, in a most official & accepted way (Most democratic way)'.

[@nikhilawasthi3338]

Now i came to know why people prosper just having command over English instead of having command over knowledge ....

[@drishtigandhi1607]

He skipped the word “secular” from the first line of the preamble.

[@rsk_st1294]

Chaitanya Kediyal is a google boy far from reality.

[@ChezzUniverse]

The fact That the Comment section is full of faith and support and The Indian Govt Came into power By majority Indeed explains That how much faith and support we show In our Democracy And Govt .Appka confidence he ya nai isse kuch nai hone wala 👏🙌

[@hrishikeshathalye191]

The Oxford Union for the first time discussing a motion about the governance of some other country (as stated by the gentleman himself) and that too about India is in itself a feather in Modi's cap. Making Indian governance important for the entire world, is the biggest achievement that the past 5 years have brought and if it had not been done at this time, it would probably have been too late affecting an entire generation's opportunity to harness the great potential this young country has.

[@thenikhilway]

When he said "Hindutva" I understand where he belongs from🙄

[@amankumarvishwakarma3478]

The soul of mamta banarji captured this mind😂

[@uditpant289]

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[@karanen]

“India has been the most divided under his rule”. As true as this statement is, it isn’t in the taste the speaker has suggested. India is now divided because the elite and the rich are voicing concerns. Why are they voicing concerns? Because they are under threat. Why are they under threat? Because Modi is bringing in changes that are unfavourable to them. Why is it unfavourable to them? Because it is becoming increasingly difficult to sweep matters under the rug. Why do they want to sweep matters under the rug? To fill their pockets. And one man who isn’t allowing this is Modi.

[@thehappyguyhello]

Once upon a time such discussions were going on about Modi govt in Britain and now - rest is the history !

[@presidentvladimirputin250]

Future Dhruv Rathee

[@dibyendudhara1]

Britain is classic example of - रस्सी जल गई पर बल न गया 😂😂😂

[@Leon-pn6rb]

Words Without Substance.

[@siddhijoshi8759]

"think about the millions of middle class Indians out there living in acute distress"

[@macv8507]

Lol he's proud of the committee siting under a building which we paid for. Yes Indians