Shocking Cruelty of Jallianwala Bagh Scene | Gandhi Movie | REACTION | Tanya and Mayank 

Wow I didn't know that

@@ActiontoReaction You people know a very few thing and you were fed on our money you burglars.

@@prodiptaghosh6809 they're Russian man not english

An Eye for an Eye Will Make the Whole World Blind.

@@waldemarsilas6675 but how will you justify a kid who lost his everything because of that massacre and had to live his whole life tormented by the memory. If u ask me, he is surely in peace now.

That day is to celebrate the British leaving India, being free from 🇬🇧.

@@EYE_SEE_YOU1 Time now for Indian people to leave Britain

Yes it was a terrible thing that happened and no one can deny that but at least we admit that it had happened , but remember Cawn pore when fully armed soldier shot 200 women and little children as well as any babes in arms and any survivors were murdered by men with meat cleavers that were hired for the task as your men didn’t have the guts to do it and then dumped all their bodies into a well for their blood to run into the river Ganges and then how did you respond ,you turned where this atrocity happen into a park and named it after the ???? who organised it. I am friends with a lot of Indian people who have emigrated to the U.K. and we have no racial problems between us as we all work and mix with each other although we may be a mixture of religions but as we all agree the events of Cawn pore and 1919 happened so long ago in what is now history but there are those that for their own political reasons want to stir up racial hatred but we can not live in the past and be responsible for the actions of our ancestors so long ago

@@alanwareham7391 Even UK looted 45 trillion dollar from India within 191 years of British Raj Then somehow few English people have "divide & rule" mindset. Moreover in RU-vid & other social sites your travellers post negativity about Indians Still BBC works as an anti Indian agenda & with propagandas. The list goes endless. Even one of my relatives are in London. So we don't hate Brits too. I'm sad on those incident which you mentioned. Its "chauri chaura" masscare. Its better to forget all those dark pasts which are hard to heal you. Just live & let others live Stay blessed 🙏🙏🙏

@@vkbobby3120 no my friend we don’t hate Indian people and there are now over 830,000 Indian nationals now living in the U.K. and that have made Britain their home and raise their families, you will always get racists no matter where you live or where you come from and it’s quite easy to get wrapped up in their political propaganda or racist views and after reading what some have written or said about us I was starting to form a resentment of my own until I realised that that was exactly what they wanted. But if you believe in what these people tell you about all this money do you honestly think that the cities would have been such terrible places to live in ,a place where over 30% of children would be dead before reaching their eighth birthday due to decease and malnutrition with poverty levels far worse than anything you can imagine,and you would be lucky to see 30 years of age (please look up British social history on the internet) and so please the next time someone comes out with these figures ask them where all this money went to because the a average British person didn’t see any benefits

@@alanwareham7391 First of all I didn't say that you hate Indians. I don't care whatever you put your opinion. And yes each person have their different opinions. Moreover everywhere you'll find racism. But right now I spoke as you said in the beginning. Anyways lets leave it. Have a great day. Respect for both sides. Stay blessed 🙏🙏🙏

@@alanwareham7391 First of all I didn't say that you hate Indians. I don't care whatever you put your opinion. And yes each person have their different opinions. Moreover everywhere you'll find racism. But right now I spoke as you said in the beginning. Anyways lets leave it. Have a great day. Respect for both sides. Stay blessed 🙏🙏🙏

Not quite. Dyer suffered a series of strokes during the last years of his life and he became increasingly isolated due to the paralysis and speechlessness inflicted by his strokes. He died of cerebral haemorrhage and arteriosclerosis

The people who committed these atrocities are now long gone and we can all go on about what we did in 1912 or the massacre of 200 women and little children at Cawn pore but then we can go on about the Black Hole of Calcutta or the India volunteer Waffen SS regiment. But how about when a little corvette called the Bengal built in Australia for the Indian navy and had an Indian crew with British officers and a tanker armed only with a single gun took on and sunk a Japanese auxiliary cruiser .Its strange but the racists who try and destroy any future between India and the U.K. forget to tell you about the bravery of that little ship ( please look up all the facts on the internet )

@@alanwareham7391 our Bengali freedom fighter netaji subhash chandra bose took alliance with Japan and enlisted japanese people in the Azad hind fauj to fight the British.

I understand your feelings, but the people living now in the UK are not the same people who ruled India. That generation is gone. It's useless to hate them.

why

It was Dwyer, not Dyer. Still, they both had a role in this and both had karma.

probably cuz everyone who was involved is dead now and besides the soldiers who did this were Pathans and Gurkhas

Not true. Dyer died 1927 of cerebral haemorrhage and arteriosclerosis.

@@waldemarsilas6675 okay, he killed Michael O'dwyer.

@@namasteyssc I'm sorry I was a smartypants. I just had to ☹

Thank you 😁

Thank you 😊

Sure can you share the link

Hello

Please React Jaipur Bazar Tour with Barkha Singh

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h8MzocnmCyQ.html