The Rajiv Gandhi M*rder Case | Who killed him? | Dhruv Rathee

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  @adityapandeyMSL · 1 year ago

  इतनी ज्यादा नफरत ही बातें सुनने और सहने के बाद भी ध्रुव राठी जी निरंतर वीडियो बनाकर लोगों को सच्चाई से जागरूक करते रहते हैं इसके लिए इन्हें सलाम है

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  @MamtaRavidas-x8s · 1 year ago

  “We are Indians Firstly and Lastly”<br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; — B.R Ambedkar

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  @FathimaSamreena-o9h · 8 months ago

  The time when the police officers used to do their work genuinely.

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  @MmMathew-l4x · 8 months ago

  So So Sad....The very capable PM of our country lost his life....tears....

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  @umeshganvit8236 · 1 year ago

  Hello Dhruv Bhai,<br><br>I am a tribal teacher from a remote village in India, and I want to bring your attention to a very serious issue affecting thousands of tribal students across the country.<br>The government has recently started converting all EMRS (Eklavya Model Residential Schools) into CBSE board schools. While this may seem like a step to improve education standards, the reality on the ground is worrying.<br>Most tribal students are still struggling with basic education in their own language. Suddenly shifting them to a fully English-medium CBSE curriculum is putting immense pressure on them. Many of these students can’t even speak or understand English properly. They might manage to pass exams, but without real understanding, their confidence and future are at great risk.<br>I want to clarify that I am not against the CBSE board itself. I understand that CBSE has high standards and value. My concern is only with the sudden and forceful implementation of it in tribal schools without considering the students&apos; language background, mental readiness, and lack of proper academic support.<br>As a tribal teacher witnessing this firsthand, I strongly feel this is not educational reform, but rather a form of cultural and linguistic pressure on already marginalized communities.<br>I humbly request you to consider covering this issue on your platform. Your voice reaches millions, and it could really help raise awareness and push for a more inclusive and gradual approach in the interest of tribal children.

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  @examjunction6394 · 1 year ago

  बदल न जाना तुम दुनिया की तरह....मेरा आखिरी यकीन तुम हो....salute to DHRUV RATHI SIR....🙏❤️

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  @sunilgujjar1256 · 1 year ago (edited)

  One of the darkest chapters in India&apos;s modern political history. The Rajiv Gandhi assassination not only exposed deep-rooted extremism but also showed how geopolitics can bleed into domestic chaos. Thanks Dhruv for breaking it down without bias this video helps a generation understand what textbooks never truly explained.

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  @behappyalways887 · 1 month ago

  I was 9 years old that time and i still &nbsp;remembered 22 may 1991 news paper where i saw that rajiv gandi news .

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  @Vedika_B · 1 year ago

  This whole story gave me strong goosebumps, literally unbelievable 🤐🙌🏻🙌🏻

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  @Mogambochang · 1 year ago (edited)

  With the assassination of late respected Rajiv Gandhi we were left atleast 50 years behind. I saw him with Sonia Gandhi visiting one of the most backward area in Nagaland driving the vehicle by himself in 88-89 if i am not mistaken. He was no doubt an educated and visionary leader 🇮🇳 ever has. Very saddened to see him sacrificing his life in just early 40s.😢

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  @prashantteggi1008 · 1 year ago

  &quot;This video felt like a mini movie—so beautifully told, every moment pulled me in. Truly amazing storytelling!&quot;

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  @m.n.khatri4459 · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S39b5laVmjs&amp;t=1227">20:27</a> police har jagah late pahunchti hai yha jaldi aa gai😂😂😂

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