எடப்பாடியின் விமர்சனத்துக்கு பதிலுரைத்த கேரள முதல்வர் | பேச்சு பேச்சா இருக்கனும்

[@nandan9747]

Keralam

[@arunthirunakkara3470]

CPIM Pinarayi vijayan ❤

[@soccerworld7598]

Kerala🌴💓

[@binubaby5103]

Kerala CM...is Good... pinarayi vijayan... great man

[@ganeshsankar8410]

உண்மைதான், இந்தியா சர்வாதிகாரத்தை நோக்கி நடைபோடுகிறது.

[@heisenburgw.w4092]

Kerala

[@2GFactFinder]

ப்பா.....வாழ்க இஸ்லாமியர்கள்....கிருத்துவர்கள் நம் உடன் பிறப்புக்கள்.....

[@SUNILvettam1018]

🌹 05 - 02 - 2023 🌹

[@manafrahman5706]

LDF Sarkkar makkal sarkkar

[@aviator7050]

24:00 👌👌

[@arokiasamy9572]

good talk

[@kalimuththusudhakar6233]

திருட்டு அதிமுக

[@ramachandranperamaiyan2459]

kalimuththu sudhakar thirutu potapontamovana thirutu Dmk thirutan Karunaathi

[@rangaduraigovindasamy2111]

Bjp now non democracy ruling

[@austinsundaram5706]

Thamil naattil Dead Body arasu.

[@yogendranbaptist3300]

More than 2,000 demonstrate in Toronto to show support for Kashmir CBC/Radio-Canada 2 hrs ago More than 2,000 people gathered on the edges of Nathan Phillips Square in downtown Toronto on Sunday to draw attention to the plight of Kashmir. Toronto police set up barriers to separate the protest from an India Day celebration being held at the same time inside the square. Police maintained a presence between the two groups but no clashes and no arrests were reported. "There was a police presence," Const. Allyson Douglas-Cook, spokesperson for the Toronto Police Service, said on Sunday. "We were there to keep the peace and to ensure everything ran smoothly." The protesters, meanwhile, said they attended the demonstration on the sides of the square because they want to bring attention to the plight of the Kashmir region. Cirque Du Soleil Cirque du Soleil Brings Alegria to Toronto See More Sponsored by Cirque Du Soleil Demonstrators told CBC Toronto that they have not been able to contact their relatives in Kashmir by phone and there is concern that their loved ones may be running out of food and medicine. The protesters, many of whom brought placards, marched around the square to show their opposition to a security lockdown in the region. a group of people standing in front of a crowd: More than 2,000 people gathered on the edges of Nathan Phillips Square on Sunday to draw attention to the plight of Kashmir.© Kelda Yuen/CBC More than 2,000 people gathered on the edges of Nathan Phillips Square on Sunday to draw attention to the plight of Kashmir. Restrictions are continuing in Kashmir despite the Indian government insisting that it is gradually restoring phone lines and easing the security lockdown that has been in place for nearly two weeks. The security crackdown and a news blackout were implemented following an August 5th decision by India's Hindu nationalist government to downgrade the Muslim-majority region's autonomy. Authorities started easing restrictions on Saturday. Sanna Wani, a University of Toronto student whose family is from Kashmir, says they were on one of their yearly visits when the recent communication blackout was implemented. "It was a collective sense of anxiety," Wani told CBC Toronto. "It was literally like an overnight thing, like Saturday night we went to sleep thinking maybe nothing will happen, then on Sunday night the blackout began. The internet was cut, the phone line was cut; my dad was so anxious." Wani said they returned to Canada on Wednesday. According to the Press Trust of India news agency, authorities re-imposed restrictions in parts of Srinagar after violence was reported on Saturday. The New Delhi government's decision on Kashmir's status has touched off anger in the region and raised tensions with Pakistan. Kashmir is divided between Pakistan and India, but both claim the region in its entirety. The nuclear-armed archrivals have fought two wars over the territory. Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has demanded that United Nations observers be deployed to the troubled region. a group of people holding a sign: Demonstrators brought placards to express their opposition to the security lockdown in the region.© Kelda Yuen/CBC Demonstrators brought placards to express their opposition to the security lockdown in the region. Microsoft may earn an Affiliate Commission if you purchase something through recommended links in this article

[@p.v.chandrasekharan5666]

Do you know Sheik Abdulla was kept under house arrest for 11 years by Nehru in Ooty to prevent Abdulla going over to Pakistan?We are truly missing the services of two great stalwarts as PM and CM.

[@rameshpn9992]

both are brothers, he is not CM in Kashmir ,but PM in Kashmir , separate flag, and national anthem, that's y 370 adopted, F****off congress,, eppo vandha BJP is making India as Hindu pakistan namma vidhi by a friend from kerala to tamil makkal good luck

[@aniemimo6616]

Send this video speech to that mad man rajanikanth

[@kaluvarayanv5206]

அய்யா.ரசினிகாந்து மராட்டி ய சூத்திரன்

[@jayabalanraju6488]

KALUVARAYAN V அது மட்டுமில்லை.....rss க்கு சூத்துக் கழுவிக்கிட்டுருக்காரு

[@veeratamilan368]

@@jayabalanraju6488 UNMAI.... THOLA

[@தன்மானத்தமிழன்]

ஜாதி வெறி வூடிட்டா ,ஜாதி சங்கம் சொல்ற சின்னம் ku ஓட் பொற்றுவாங்க நு பிஜேபி நினைபோ?

[@karunakarankrishnasamy6114]

துரியோதனன் யாரு ?

[@arokiasamy9572]

yeleh mahntheereega mantheere kayeer mahthreege mai netheeyeelum kaiyeelum vacheerukahngeleh. appoh thaneh yellarum payapuduvahnge. yellam bagawathee mantheerem than

[@francisappavoo2406]

இந்த ஆர்ய, திராவிட மனித உருவினர் மனுதர்மம், கீதையில் ஊறீபோன கோமூத்திர RSS, BJP திருந்தமாட்டார்கள்.

[@shaahamedshaahamed1590]

What about sun pictures it's also corporate why you don't talk about that DMK also corporate

[@எனதுதாய்மொழிதிராவிடம்]

அதை அப்புறம் பாா்த்துக்கொள்ளலாம் . இன்ப நிதிக்கு எப்போது பட்டாபிஷேகம் செய்துவைக்கப் போகின்றாா்கள் ? அதைப் பற்றி தங்களது திருவாயை திறங்கள் பாா்ப்போம் !

[@anbalagananbalagan511]

Dmk also very soon in bjp no more dmk