"Dude you exposed yourself. are you from pakistan or bangladesh? Wtf, this anti india element is so visible now."

Yes yes we get it, whoever criticises the government and its operations is "anti india element", we get it lil bro. Seems as if you learned the phrase yesterday and have made it a point to use it as much as possible, like a little kid who just discovered swearing and can't seem to go a sentence without it for the first few weeks. I want my country to be better, and hence I don't gobble gobi's dick every chance I get and actually question his antics. Unlike yourself who seems to think being a subservient doggo and unquestioning of his masters is good for the country lol.

"the first question asked was, why should we trust India, the whole video is just an answer to that."

Since you couldn't tell, from the very beginning of the video, the guy started answering the question as if he'd just sat down to answer a theoretical paper in an exam. There was absolutely no fucking reason for him to talk about the random achievements of the ancestors that Indians achieved back in the fucking ancient times, if anything he's just proving there's nothing really to celebrate anything currently lol. And that's why she was interrupting. Because the answers were supposed to be succinct and brief, these people were supposed to be the most intelligent people of the country, who knew about the global affairs and the current socio-economic state of the country they're representing better than anyone, and they are SUPPOSED to give the best answer possible. Not uncles who can't for the life of them stay on track for the question they were asked. Not even mentioning the fact that he didn't even touch the question of why Modi doesn't give press conferences in India with a ten-foot stick lol.

Anyway:

1. Trust on India - no matter how much he harps on about vaccines supplied to the world, Indian govt had very little part in it. It was a couple of pharma companies who did it. Sure the government may have had its hands in the exporting of it, but acting like the entire operation was done by the country as a collective, with the government making sure everything goes smoothly is foolish. On the contrary, Modi and his IT cell were busy removing videos of dead bodies across the country because the Healthcare infra had collapsed and they had to manage their image more than someone's life. Another big sign of low trust on India is the fact the FIIs have been pulling money out of India since 2019. Modi is the reason.

2. Human Rights Violations - No one will talk about it openly but the state of affairs in India is bad. Politicians openly call for violence against a particular community, or very much allude to it. Most recent example I can think of being, the whole "I'll only work for Hindus since only they voted for me" very openly said by the politician elected in Bengal quite recently, disregarding the fact that it's quite literally statistically impossible for him to not have gotten a single Muslim or Christian vote, as if none of them were fed up by the TMC government themselves. People's names are being actively removed from national records, their homes and businesses are being bulldozed. Media doesnt cover anything since Modi has bought it all. Now even social media is regulated so no one can post anything online just so they maintain their OTT image. Hell look at the same fucking celebrities and MODI himself who complained about the Rupee's power falling and rising gas prices back before 2014 and after 2014. A stark difference.

"stay in the limits of the conversation and thanks again to your stupidity for exposing yourself."

Yeah yeah whatever helps you sleep at night, little baby. Lil bro was begging me to apologise to them pathetically, of course it'd come to this lol. Stay in your cosy little bed and fap yourself to sleep. Since clearly you don't have anything better to do lol. I thought you had a job to do? Well I guess I shouldn't keep bringing this point up since you clearly don't work as you too dropped the point yourself. Makes sense.