WHO IS ANURAG THAKUR? THE BJP MP WHO SHOUTS “RESPECT THE COURT” AFTER MOCKING IT
anurag thakur isn’t just another bjp MP. He is a symbol of modern political double standards—where incendiary speeches are brushed aside, judicial independence is quietly punished, and accusations are loudly hurled at opponents. When the same man who once egged on violence lectures parliament about “respecting court verdicts,” it’s not irony—it’s a warning sign.
The Record They Don’t Like to Talk About
The Hate Speech Moment: During the caa protests, anurag thakur led chants openly calling to shoot protesters. Not a slip. Not a rumor. A public rally. A chilling message delivered with confidence.
Accountability Dodged: When Justice S. muralidhar sought FIRs against politicians for hate speech, the response wasn’t introspection—it was retaliation. Overnight transfer. Silence from the powerful. Message delivered: ask questions, pay the price.
Judicial Independence Undermined: The same ecosystem later celebrated blocking Justice Muralidhar’s elevation as Chief Justice of the madras High Court. Not legally argued—politically enjoyed.
Moral Lectures in Parliament: This is the man now accusing the DMK of disrespecting court verdicts and attacking “Sanatana” politics with righteous fury. The audacity is staggering.
The Bigger Pattern: Speak hate—get protection. Question power—get punished. Preach democracy—practice dominance.
The Bottom Line
Anurag Thakur’s politics isn’t about law, order, or constitutional morality. It’s about who gets punished and who gets protected. When those who flirt with violence sermonize about judicial respect, democracy doesn’t just weaken—it gets mocked.
⚠️ This isn’t just one MP’s story. It’s a snapshot of a system where outrage is selective, justice is conditional, and power decides the verdict before the court ever speaks.