Estevao onside goal disallowed.
Gabriel head kick on Martinez.
Brobbey penalty.
Palmer no penalty.
Handball vs Hull City.
Tarkowski knocking out Caicedo.
Every single game, a decision has gone against us.
When is enough, enough?
@ManUtd This is an open mockery of the fans after the recent Glazed interview. They only care about marketing the club and milking the fans. This club deserves to be relegated if it'll help get rid of these parasites.
Enough Is Enough❗️
Calling on all match going fans attending the game On Sunday vs Aston Villa To EMPTY Old Trafford On 21st minute.
21 years of failure by the Glazers!
No more talking. It’s time for ACTION ‼️
#GlazersOut#IneosOut
The Israeli IDF soldier who gave the order to shoot Hind Rajab a 5 year old Palestinian girl 355 times is currently in the USA and ofc nothings gonna happen to him
His name is Sean Giass make him famous
The judge who said this is the same judge who gave bail to BJP leader Kuldeep Sengar in Unnao Rape Case
That’s all you need to know about the state of judiciary in India today.
The sequence of events at Mandir Marg Police Station today raises serious concerns about the deliberate delays and miscommunication surrounding the release of Saurav and Ashutosh.
Despite completing all the required procedures for their release, the final document needed to move the process forward was not initiated in time.
Here is how the events unfolded -
First, without informing us, 17 October was entered as the date for an update on the verification of the local Delhi sureties. When we questioned the authorities about why the process would take so long, the date was removed.
What makes this even more concerning is that, around 3 PM, we had already been told that everything was sorted and that we could leave. However, when we received no further update, we returned to Mandir Marg Police Station with the lawyer concerned, only to discover what had happened.
We raised our objections and pointed out that this was wrong. When the SEM could not come to sign the document, we suggested that the reader go and obtain the signature instead. That, too, was eventually done.
Yet, when the document finally reached Parliament Street Police Station for the release process to move forward, the SHO was not present.
At every stage, a new hurdle emerged, even after the necessary procedures had been completed. The repeated delays, lack of communication and failure to move the final document forward raise serious questions about why Saurav and Ashutosh were still not being released.
The government must understand that such tactics, which affect people's personal liberty, do not go unnoticed. People can see what is happening. No amount of delay, miscommunication or procedural hurdles will stop citizens from raising their voices against injustice.
The alleged misuse of power in a bailable offence, especially when the required procedures have been followed, is unacceptable. Personal liberty cannot be treated as a favour, nor should administrative processes become a means of prolonging someone's detention.
The cockroaches across this country will continue to speak up. We will raise our voices against injustice, question the misuse of authority and stand up for the fundamental rights and dignity of every citizen.
Silence is not an option when personal liberty is at stake.