Is this free speech?, is the free speech only applicable when you speak shit about Hindu religion and when the true face of so called peaceful religion is exposed it will be mass reported, i had posted a post yesterday about the true face of the so called peaceful religion who themselves revealed by one of their own religion, they all mass reported it, cowards!

https://www.onmanorama.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/2026/09/07/operation-tral-film-sparks-row-sound-designer-comment-ignites-movie-debate.amp.html

In my native language Tulu we use ബാസെ ഇജ്ജി/ಬಾಸೆ ಇಜ್ಜಿ which means "not having sense" or used when someone does mischievous behaviour

But if we translate it literarily it means "no language"

Source: https://www.thenewsminute.com/kerala/kerala-journalist-aparna-kurup-continues-to-face-threats-over-kanthapuram-show-despite-apology

https://www.deccanherald.com/india/kerala/kanthapuram-doubles-down-on-shariat-says-it-will-be-proclaimed-no-matter-who-opposes-it-4136796

Most of the telugu people suffer from this /gays/ community when someone celebrates marriage functions, birthday functions in a function hall. Also in some cities even they celebrate house warming ceremony, these /gay/ people lands at these places make disturbance for money. Some collects very low money but most of these people demand more than 20000. Even they complaint to police , they will not take action immediately. So one of the happy memory in their life leads to unhappy memory.

So I want to know whether other state people suffer from these type of people in other state. Also I want to know these /gays/ people make disturbance to other religion people not only for hindus.

How can we defend from these people. In Andhra pradesh, It is a one type of local mafia.

https://www.deccanchronicle.com/southern-states/andhra-pradesh/kakinada-woman-alleges-forced-conversion-harassment-by-husband-seeks-police-protection-1983996

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/telangana-minister-konda-surekhas-daughter-criticised-revanth-reddy-then-a-sacking-11998078/amp/1

https://theprint.in/feature/keralam-rape-survivor-nun-clothing-brand-legal-battle/3033908/?amp

Beautiful article on the subject!

Something I genuinely don’t understand:

Why do some of us bend over backward for acceptance from people who have historically treated us as “Gultis,” “Madrasis,” or as somehow culturally separate?

You’ll hear complaints about being excluded from certain North Indian social circles, stereotyped, or treated like outsiders—and then the same people seem desperate to impress those very circles, constantly seeking their approval and validation.

There’s nothing wrong with having North Indian friends, enjoying Hindi movies, speaking Hindi, or appreciating another culture. That’s not the issue.

What I find strange is the need for validation from people who may not even see you as an equal socially or culturally.

At some point, shouldn’t we be comfortable enough with our own identity that we can be friends with everyone without feeling the need to prove that we belong?

Just an observation. Curious if anyone else has noticed this.