@major_pawan@JatinSinsinwar1 Watching it now on a lazy Saturday morning. Going from a decade long drought to a swimming pool in the OTA..can't imagine the emotions.
@JioCare absolutely terrible service by Jio. Ordered a sim card online, delivery provided within 48 hours. Been much longer than that now but not being allowed to cancel despite this being confirmed on chat. Deceptive behaviour.
Her name is Aradhana Prakash.
She was 14 years old in August 1990. Ruchika Girhotra’s best friend. A fellow tennis trainee at the Haryana Lawn Tennis Association.
She was in the room when S P S Rathore called them both to his office. He sent her out on a pretext. When she returned she found Ruchika distressed.
She was the sole eyewitness. The only person who could testify to what happened that day.
For 19 years Rathore tried to silence her.
He filed civil case after civil case against her family. Cases against journalists covering the story. Cases against the lawyers fighting it.
Ruchika died in December 1993. Her father and brother were harassed so badly they had to leave Panchkula entirely.
Aradhana and her parents stayed.
Her father Anand Prakash and mother Madhu Prakash attended over 400 hearings across 19 years. Every single one. They never settled. They were never intimidated.
The court found Aradhana’s testimony unimpeachable. The judgment relied on her as the sole witness to convict Rathore in December 2009.
When Rathore was attacked outside court by a member of the public she went on television and asked people not to take the law into their own hands. She said that for 19 years they had always worked within the law.
Her father Anand Prakash died of prostate cancer in January 2018 aged 74. He had attended more than 400 hearings. He lived long enough to see Rathore convicted. He did not live long enough to see justice feel complete.
Yesterday, many people here read the story of Ruchika Girhotra for the first time.
Most of them had never even heard her name before.
They should.
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@ShefVaidya@Amitbtnh@peyushbansal Pretty regular user of LK with my family's lifetime purchase thus far being about a couple of lakhs. Unlikely to go back once my LK wallet balance is exhausted. Quite disappointing.
@GooglePlay unable to comprehend why an extremely simple service request which enables me to renew my subscription needs about a week (and counting) to resolve. SBI works faster than this!
@IndiGo6E keeping a senior citizen wheelchair user, waiting for 25 minutes and counting at RGIA is absurd. To add, asking her to move and stand in a puddle of water for staff to take a photo of the area is beyond absurd. What's wrong with you'll? Seriously!! #indigosucks
@SumitResearch Multiples of 25 and 50 for tobacco and FMCG businesses don't make sense. While tobacco is a habit industry, it's growth trajectory will not justify 25. My sense is that ITC is at a fair price now.
@Lifestyle_Store in peak shopping season having only 2 people in the billing counter (atleast 6 counters) on consecutive days is absurd. The queue is atleast 12 customers deep. This is at your Inorbit store in Hyderabad. Complete mismanagement.
@Uber_India had a very comfortable drive from Pune to Hyderabad using intercity xl. The driver Sunil was exceptionally good and patient over such a long drive.