🚨SHOCKING - FIR against Malabar:
A man walked into a Malabar Gold showroom in Bilaspur with a simple request: exchange his old 22-carat HUID-hallmarked bracelet.
The staff ran it through their XRF machine. Once. Twice. Three times.
Every reading came back the same: 20 carat.
They even told him the hallmark didn’t exist.
He called the local jeweller who had sold him the bracelet. The jeweller walked in, confirmed the HUID, and asked them to test it again.
Same machine. Same bracelet. Same room.
This time an employee adjusted something on the machine. Suddenly the reading flipped to 916 - pure 22 carat.
The jeweller recorded everything. The Sarafa Association arrived. Police registered an FIR against the showroom manager and the machine operator. The machine and DVR were seized.
This wasn’t a small local shop. This was Malabar Gold “the chain that advertises trust, purity, and BIS standards across India”.
One bracelet. Two readings. An 8% gap in gold value. And the only thing that changed was who was watching.
If a hallmarked piece can magically lose two carats the moment a customer wants to exchange it, and magically regain them the moment someone pushes back, what exactly is the machine testing?
Customers don’t walk into Malabar expecting a calibration error that only appears when they’re selling gold.
They walk in expecting the purity printed on their receipt.
The FIR is real.
The readings are on record.
The machine was seized.
Malabar still hasn’t explained why the same piece of gold needed a “setting” before it became 22 carat again.
Until they do, this isn’t a machine glitch.
It’s a business model.
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One rape in Delhi & the western “mainstream” press was declaring Delhi the rape capital of the world. Now it turns out UK is the world child rape capital by a large margin - pin drop silence.
Hahahaha - I wish Churchill, that obese genocidal pig had lived long enough to see this. The terrorist state of Pakistan that he created to destroy India is now swallowing up the grand old British Empire into an Islamic colony.
Karma has a brutal sense of irony. 😸
Salute and respect to the physical fitness of Major General Prasanna Joshi of the Indian Army. No wonder the Indian Army has been rated as the finest fighting force in the world by the German publication Statista in October 2022. Proud of the Indian Army. Jai Hind🇮🇳 #IndianArmy@HQ_IDS_India@adgpi@artrac_ia
10 Reasons Our Civilization Will Soon Collapse
That’s right. Our entire global industrial civilization is going to collapse. And soon, which means within the lifetimes of most people alive today.
I realize this is quite the claim, and a pretty terrifying one if you’re under 50 or so. In this article, I will list 10 problems the world is facing, each of which could cause the collapse of civilization all on its own. Which means, if even one of these problems isn’t solved, our civilization is doomed.
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“The social cost of carbon in the U.S. has nearly quadrupled in the last decade, from around $50 per ton of CO2 to almost $200… All told, each barrel of oil and each ton of coal burned cause more in external damage than they add to GDP.” https://t.co/QFAfLHJUlS
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@PriyankKharge@MinPres Our average electric bill from BESCOM for these past many years had been RS 45000. +-
It has gone up to a Rs65000 without additional usage in the past couple of months. How do small businesses survive?
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There's only one way forward.
ECONOMICALLY Rich societies need to scale back dramatically on their consumption....
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