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As we know, Queen Elizabeth, Britain’s longest-reigning monarch, and the nation’s figurehead for seven decades, recently died aged 96.
Many prominent figures in the world especially the United Kingdom mourned her death, however, South Asians on other hand demanded to bring back the Kohinoor diamond to India.
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The same 105.6 carat spectacular diamond along with sapphires and other precious stones, in the British monarch’s crown fashioned in 1937. It belonged to the Queen until her death.
The fact that Indians are feeling more touchy about “Queen’s” death than the loss of #Kohinoor which originally belongs to Bhadrakali, speaks a lot about brown slaves. Kohinoor adorned the third eye (Gyan chakshu) of Devi #Bhadrakali. pic.twitter.com/072GKpZBKf
— ঘোররূপা (@_Agnijwala_) September 9, 2022
British monarchy after seeing ‘Kohinoor’ trending in India. #KohinoorDiamond pic.twitter.com/zxBq4NeCmF
— Vedant Purohit (@iVedantPurohit) September 9, 2022
Now can we get our #Kohinoor back?
Reminder that Queen Elizabeth is not a remnant of colonial times. She was an active participant in colonialism.#QueenElizabeth #India pic.twitter.com/v9ZimoCx3b
— Gomz (@classy_mathi) September 9, 2022
Indian freedom fighters watching Indians being sad and write RIP queen Elizabeth on social media#QueenElizabethII #Kohinoor #ElizabethTheGreat #RoyalFamily pic.twitter.com/Qp3AaoGS5k
— Smrati dubey (@SmratiKiTweet) September 9, 2022
Not just kohinoor, they display all Ind- looted wealth proudly in museums pic.twitter.com/5XKed6qf12
— goldfish006🇬🇧🇮🇳 (@goldfishn006) September 9, 2022
Indians asking about kohinoor to Elizabeth be like: pic.twitter.com/M4PSuSslhe
— Savage2.0 (@Meme_Canteen) September 9, 2022
Me at the Buckingham Palace as they prepare for the Queen’s funeral#Kohinoor pic.twitter.com/mjyyX4D8iL
— Prarthan Agarwal (@prarthanagarwal) September 8, 2022
Indians trying to get Kohinoor after the death of queen pic.twitter.com/4lD0dr3alW
— Aaaaaman (@amanchaligid) September 8, 2022
Queen Elizabeth dying got me thinking about how I lost you just like India lost the kohinoor. You were a diamond in my life and I didn’t realize it, instead I just let our love die out. I miss you, text me. pic.twitter.com/87gv0M8lQC
— sai (@Saisailu97) September 8, 2022
On behalf of Indians, we want our Kohinoor back. pic.twitter.com/cgsnjwyXpZ
— samosa (@soulsamosa) September 8, 2022
Time to send him again to retrieve Kohinoor pic.twitter.com/lVLm4OSnrM
— Anubhav Mohanty (@anubhavmhnty) September 8, 2022
Indians & Africans otw to get their diamonds back#QueenElizabeth #Kohinoor #Cullinan pic.twitter.com/MzCxvJjvSj
— Ishika Kakde (@KakdeIshika) September 8, 2022
Indians watching the Kohinoor pic.twitter.com/cmpZelCgZv
— Pakchikpak Raja Babu (@HaramiParindey) September 9, 2022
queen dies and the first thing that india trends is kohinoor 💀 pic.twitter.com/7YbnPgJRlx
— bigger than rue 🪷 (@7OSRUE) September 8, 2022
Journey of #Kohinoor 💎: From India to England.
It should come back to its origin, the least UK can do towards the centuries of exploitation, opression, racism, slavery inflicted on people of the Indian subcontinent. pic.twitter.com/W7zHBLKOaf
— Anushree 🇮🇳 (@AnushreeSays_) September 8, 2022
