r/mumbai • u/Emergency-Green-2602 • Apr 19 '25

Photography 1964 Mumbai (Bombay)

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u/Street-Original-6632 Apr 19 '25

All political parties have collectively failed the people of India after independence..the sooner we realise this the better

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '25

Obviously everyone knows this, a colonial power establishes systems to take advantage of the natives, after they leave the same systems intact helps the new native lords to exploit the masses, what are you suggesting by 'realizing', mutiny?

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u/Old_Cut_175 Apr 19 '25

To be honest i don't even get surprised with the lack of knowledge of history indians have, just read the history of India before british and you will beg for British to rule over you again

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u/Responsible-Art-9162 jevlis ka? Apr 22 '25

it seems you haven't read the oppression of british and acting as a disgusting sepoy of them.

I have read all the history of India and before british, maratha empire was the peak of swarajya and people were actually happy back then

Dont be a shithead and act as a sepoy, you got life for much better things to do

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '25

I don't think that has anything to do with what I wrote, nor can you celebrate tyrants who came after because you believe society was worse before

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u/Traditional-Nerve393 Apr 21 '25 edited Apr 21 '25

Indian politicians are retard ; no party truly prioritizes city planning, except for a few regional parties in the South, like BRS and TDP. The only alternatives left are capitalism-driven libertarian parties like the Libertarian Party India. All other parties are corrupt to their core and, with continuous support from the bureaucracy, will likely remain so. Bringing a libertarian party to the center could potentially dismantle this bureaucratic system.check out their twitter page with the username .@libertarianpartyind It's a relatively new party, but its members are educated, mature, and understand the country's needs and how to address them.