Cancer patient was about to die. She pleaded. Her plea has been listed 57 times. The court has still not heard it. Teesta Setalvad was about to be jailed. She pleaded. Her plea was listed out of turn. The court heard it at midnight.
Cancer patient is dead. Teesta is alive.
This kashmiri separatists from r/kashmir, we have identified him as Huzaif wani, visited gurez valley and destroyed the Shiv Ling and removed all sacred hindu symbols out sheer hatred of hindus.
and not just that, he has a long history of arguing for a separate kashmir and posting misinfo against indian army.
I hope, @KashmirPolice , @ZPHQJammu@NIA_India take this into cognizance.
@ANI This lady should be arrested on thrown in jail for 10yrs. She should "dada" why his party despite being in power for 35 years in mumbai couldn't built all weather roads in the city.
Shinde Sena thug Corporator Ramesh Mhatre joins me to face my questions on @NDTV. Remorseless goon, fearless in the certainty that nothing will happen to him.
@ByRakeshSimha LoL
Call me psychopath, sociopath or absolutely anything. I couldn't stop laughing. 1990 to 2010s, this hoe was brainwashed commie idiot.
CCTV footage from Hyderabad has revealed a clever theft carried out in broad daylight.
The footage shows a thief on a motorcycle deliberately staging a fake fall by letting his bike drop onto the road, making it appear as though he had lost control. Seeing this, a passerby rushes over to help him lift the motorcycle.
As the passerby is focused on helping, a second thief arrives pretending to help as well. While the passerby's attention is on the fallen motorcycle, the second thief quietly steals his mobile phone or wallet from his pocket. Within seconds, both thieves ride away on the motorcycle.
Crimes like these do more than steal a phone or a wallet. They exploit human kindness. Every such incident makes people hesitate before helping strangers, fearing it could be another trap. When criminals misuse compassion, they don't just rob one person, they weaken the trust that holds society together.
@Starboy2079 Bhai, the govt & specially Gadkari have completely bypassed the process outlined by NITI aayog under their own govt to roll out the E20. All of this noise wouldn't have been there if govt had followed the 1-2 decade long transformation window. The govt would pay the price
The HPCL Rajasthan Refinery at Pachpadra was inaugurated today by the PM.
It is a massive W for India. Built with an investment of over ₹79,000 crore, this is India’s first greenfield integrated refinery-cum-petrochemical complex in nearly a decade, combining a 9 MMTPA refinery with a 2.4 MMTPA petrochemical unit. By integrating both, the project strengthens India against global oil shocks, reduces import dependence, and moves the country closer to its target of 310–320 million metric tonnes of refining capacity by 2030.
It also delivers a major economic boost to Rajasthan. What was once a remote desert region is becoming a thriving industrial hub, creating thousands of jobs and opening opportunities for new businesses. Delivering a project of this scale reflects PM Modi’s focus on building world-class infrastructure to transform the economy and improve people's lives.
Meet Antonio Mastantuono, this is an italian cambodian living in genoa, liguria, his previous profile was "Antonio zena quinto" where he glazed mussolini and wanted a 4th reich in europe.
He's repeat offender who's accused of sexual misconduct and inciting violence and things were so worse for him that elon musk himself had to bail him out.
So, when he starts deliberately posting misinformation against indians, don't just brush it off as a engagement bait, they are planning for a bigger psyop against indians, in which all the big mainstream media handles, like BBC, AL JAZEERA, france 24 and big western racist handles will be included.
They are planning for a massive hitjob against india.
As, indians we all should be prepared for it.
@pvsubramanyam Calm down sir. Nothing of this sort going to happen. I have complete faith in judiciary, Siya will be out on bail, to find her next "victim"
In 2000, 3 days before Christmas, 3 LeT jihadis opened indiscriminate fire at the Red Fort and killed 2 soldiers of the Indian Army and 1 security guard.
Three days before Christmas.
By Christmas, one of them was in police custody. Paki Muhammad Arif, alias Ashfaq, was picked from an apartment more than 11 hours away by road. Along with a pistol and live rounds.
Much is said and written of police lethargy in this country but how often do you hear of such swift aprehension?
By March 2001, a chargesheet was already in with Arif and 21 other names.
Know when the trial began?
September.
Not for all 22, but only 11.
A Lashkar terrorist is caught with evidence and trial takes 7 months to even commence. When do you think the verdict could’ve come?
October 31.
2005.
Thankfully, the verdict is in favor of the State. Death penalty for Arif, Jail for his wife Rehmana Yusuf Farooqui (bitch is Indian, by the way).
So at least one jihadi is hanged. Finally!
Not so soon.
We have a “rule of law.” Jihadi goes to High Court.
Remember, more than 230 witnesses have been recorded in support of the verdict at the trial court. Of course the higher court would agree. It does. But takes two whole years.
Hang him now?
Nope. Supreme Court.
This one agrees with the verdict too. But takes...hold your breath...4 years to say so.
We’re in 2011 now. Second half. Anyway, Supreme Court says you should hand, so you should hang, no?
Nope. Review petition, curative petition, yada yada yada...by the time we’re in 2014, the whole legal paradigm has shifted. A foreign terror convict (not accused, convict) who should have been hanged...has been made the basis for a change in the very SOP of Indian judiciary. Allow me to explain:
Earlier review petitions were heard in a closed-door setting inside judges’ chambers. No oral arguments were allowed. The judges would simply read the written files and pass an order. This is called “hearing by circulation” because the case papers are literally “circulated” among the judges rather than argued orally.
In Mumahhad Arif’s 2014 hearing, the SC ordered that this be changed to “open court hearing” for death row inmates.
The whole process was reset. Typically, a review or curative petition is only allowed once, that too within 30 days of the verdict. This ruling practically rendered all past reviews in the case immaterial and allowed a fresh petition for an open court hearing.
The highest court of the land just offered the terrorist a lifeline.
The lifeline is grabbed.
A fresh review petition is filed. Heard. And dismissed once again. But now we’re closing 2022.
Hanging finally?
Nope.
There’s still a final ace left to be played: The President of India.
A mercy plea is filed with Ms. Murmu. She rejected the plea (thank goodness)...
TWO YEARS LATER.
So trial lost, HC lost, SC lost, two reviews lost, President lost...NOW can we hang him finally?
Nope. Now it’s back to SC with a curative plea.
Just for the plea to be heard, we go from 2024 to 2026.
Jan 21 this year the SC agreed to examine a fresh curative plea from Arif based on “evolving jurisprudence regarding the death penalty,” putting his execution on hold once again.
As of this tweet, the Pakistani jihadi who opened indiscriminate fire at random unsuspecting Indians at the heart of its capital...
Remains as far from the noose as he was two decades ago.
The story of Indian judiciary.