A C Michael

Former Member, Delhi Minorities Commission

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

This is the New India which has been promised by the big man since 2014 wherein one needs to stop practicing one’s faith if one wants to live in India, especially in Chhattisgarh.

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I didn’t know even The Hindu newspaper publishes these kind of paid articles or promotional news.

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

@LokNiwasDelhi @LtGovDelhi @SandhuTaranjitS This was a very cordial meeting and we found Lt G Sir a gentleman. Heard our concerns patiently and assured to address them offered to meet us again to discuss our concerns in detail.

[Lok Niwas Delhi 🇮🇳 @LokNiwasDelhi]

Rev. Anil J.T. Couto, Archbishop of Delhi, called on Hon’ble @LtGovDelhi, Sardar @SandhuTaranjitS, at @LokNiwasDelhi today.

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

Learned man referring to a note to speak to his friend.

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@PIC_Delhi This is a deliberate attempt to create communal tensions. The culprits should be punished severely.

[Peoples Integration Council @PIC_Delhi]

On Bakrid, meat was thrown in Ahmednagar-Maharashtra's Brahmin Gali. The incident flares emotions as CCTV captured burqa clad woman suspiciously discarding a packet filled with meat.
On scrutiny of over 150 CCTV's, police identified the accused as Swati Vikram Bhosale.
#Hindutva

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

Grabbing MPs through certain means is becoming more convenient for the people in power. We have seen what happened in Maharashtra, then recently AAP followed by TMC and now Uddhav Thackray’s MPs and Akhilesh’s both MLAs and MPs are being wooed. @sardesairajdeep @BDUTT

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

That’s why she is the best - I couldn’t have put it better than this!

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Good. Let’s follow Mohan Bhagwat’s self-declared rule and unregister all Christian NGOs too - wait and see how government pounces on us. ⁦@friendsofrss⁩

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

I agree with Rahul Gandhi that politics is no longer gentlemanly like cricket is no longer a gentleman game.

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@narendramodi If we go by Modi’s explanation to celebrate as longest serving prime minister that Nehru became elected prime minister only in 1952 then Sardar Patel was never a deputy prime or home minister of India as he never faced elections and died in 1950 before first elections took place

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

@narendramodi Jawaharlal Nehru served as India's first Prime Minister for nearly 17 years, specifically for 16 years and 286 days. His term began on August 15, 1947, and ended with his death on May 27, 1964.

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Comments not required as this is self-explained!

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

@Crazzy_Rebel @Christodulides @manojsirsa @narendramodi If we go by Modi’ explanation to celebrate as longest serving prime minister that Nehru became elected prime minister only in 1952 then Sardar Patel was never a deputy prime or home minister of India as he never faced elections and died in 1950 before first elections took place

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@Vinay98Kashi @UKhurelsukh @PMOIndia If we go by Modi’s explanation to celebrate as longest serving prime minister that Nehru became elected prime minister only in 1952 then Sardar Patel was never a deputy prime or home minister of India as he never faced elections and died in 1950 before first elections took place

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

If we go by Modi’s explanation to celebrate as longest serving prime minister that Nehru became elected prime minister only in 1952 then Sardar Patel was never a deputy prime or home minister of India as he never faced elections and died in 1950 before first elections took place.

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

@IsraelMFA @narendramodi Jawaharlal Nehru served as India's first Prime Minister for nearly 17 years, specifically for 16 years and 286 days. His term began on August 15, 1947, and ended with his death on May 27, 1964.

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

@Crazzy_Rebel @Christodulides @manojsirsa @narendramodi He was still the prime minister of India. You cannot change the history

[A C Michael @ACMichael1]

@aajtak Jawaharlal Nehru served as India's first Prime Minister for nearly 17 years, specifically for 16 years and 286 days. His term began on August 15, 1947, and ended with his death on May 27, 1964.