I crossed my street, they asked my caste.
I crossed my district, they asked my religion.
I crossed my state, they asked my language.
I became Indian only after I crossed my country. ….😔😢
A silent, but very strong message….think about it…
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Very true & hard reality. We call ourselves Indian only outside India, otherwise we are divided among casts, sects, regions, etc.
Yaa these is the bitter fact.. that we need to change .
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Isn’t dat disgusting…?
Yaa it is disgusting.. but these the most disgusting fact about our country. Need to accept it and need to change it
It’s like ghar ki murgi daal Barabar. No value.jab tak country main ho
Yaa ghar mein hi tab tak main mahan. Jaise hi bahar jao pata hai mahanta nai chalegi toh desh mahan
Ah point
Profoundly Honest and excellently said.
Ya our country honestly becoming a casteism playground excently guided by our great political goons
Very powerful and truthful! Well said man
Yaa worst fact
… thinking
Our country is divided into divisions and people judge through those divisions ( caste and religion) hard to accept but bitter truth. People need to get over caste or religion and should think beyond that
Hard to explain.
But you have written beautifully:)
Thank you mam yaa it’s the bitter fact and destructive one too
Very interesting to read, especially as a North American (Canada)
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Very true…👍
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