Coimbatore Congress Cyber Supporters

02/08/2026

Today’s younger generation has emerged as the yearning for freedom of a generation forced to live like slaves—silenced by permanent fear, crushed under a brutal regime, and trapped in unprecedented poverty.

When the younger generation conducted peaceful, Gandhian protests against NEET, the Panchama Paathaka Janata—the party of the five deadly sins—was publicly humiliated. Therefore, its agents have now descended into intimidation and threats, selectively targeting a few minors to make an example of them and to terrorise anyone else who may dare to raise their voice.

One such young voice belongs to a 15-year-old girl from Noida. The hunters have now been unleashed against her, issuing threats of sexual violence and threatening her family.

That young girl is apparently among those ordinary citizens who have still not understood the “great truth” that those who rule the country are supposedly beyond criticism.

The judiciary, the police, the wolves roaming around in the name of the media, and the bloodthirsty hyenas of the Paathaka Janata all appear to depend for their survival upon the artificially inflated image of virtue constructed around that man. Therefore, this is a time when the younger generation must remain extremely cautious.

One day, we will hold all of them accountable.

Do not lose heart. Wait and remain steadfast. We will shatter this artificially inflated image, and we will expose and defeat the wrongdoers who protect it while roaming around in khaki, saffron, and black robes.




Let us endure the darkness before the dawn.

When the Congress Party comes to power, the younger generation will be able to speak without fear. They will be free to participate in politics.

This is one of the darkest periods in our democracy.

Remain vigilant.

25/04/2026

08/01/2026

I express my strong condemnation towards the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), which is unlawfully obstructing the release of the film 'Jananayakan'. When I contacted the Chennai office phone number 044-28278764 provided on the CBFC's website to register my protest, they said the matter is in court and abruptly disconnected the call.
A film is a commercial venture. Hundreds of politically themed films are released. Such films are granted certificates across the country based on their content, without hindering their commercial prospects.
Actor Vijay's films create immense commercial anticipation in the Tamil film industry. The Tamil film trade relies heavily on such films for survival.
In the context of actor Vijay having recently launched a new political party, the CBFC officials have a duty to clarify whether any obstructions to the release of 'Jananayakan', starring Vijay, have arisen due to external influences. The CBFC has a responsibility to certify films without succumbing to political motives and without causing harm to the film trade.
There is doubt among the public as to whether due process of law was followed in the certification of the 'Jananayakan' film. The Film Certification Board must operate independently, beyond political pressures.
R. Prabhakaran, Advocate, Coimbatore.