New Bigg Boss seasons come and go.
But one thing never changes: why is #GauaharKhan’s support always reserved for a Muslim contestant?
What’s the reason?
#BiggBoss20#YungDsa#Qazitouqeer
• UDITI SINGH CONTRIBUTION IN BB20 SO FAR •
- Cake task = 0
- 🍿 Taks = just aggressive fight with zero debate
- Colour task = only visible when she was sanchalak
- S-video task = zero efforts, zero creativity
- Diss Rap task = mujhse nhi hoga
- cooking= nhi hogi
Her only existence= cheerleader of Qazi and forced laugh on his shityy act & bitching Abt Asif & others
That's it!
#BiggBoss20 #BB20
#YungDSA just rocked the stage with his song "What's up my gang, welcome to the hood" intro is titled "Yeda Yung"😭🔥
He is such a good rapper😭🔥
#ScoutOP#BiggBoss20#BB20
Aman thought he roasted Mary Kom…
Then Yung came back with THAT aggression and punchline. 🔥
Savage comeback, but with complete respect for Mary Kom. ❤️
Yung absolutely KILLED this moment.
#YungDSA#BiggBoss20#BB20
Aman tried to disrespect Marry Kom dragged her boxing but loved how Yung took stand for her and hyped her up❤️🔥
YungDSA is truly a pure sould❤️
#BiggBoss20#YungDSA#AmanGandhi#MarryKom
Known names from IGC support in BiggBoss20
SUPPORTING SCOUT OP: -
Jonathan Gaming
Payal Gaming
Joker ki Haweli
Soul Aman
SUPPORTING QAZI TOUQEER: -
Kronten
S8ul Sid
Soul Regaltos
So why should you care about this unprecedented rupture in the Election Commission?
BECAUSE being eligible to be enrolled as a voter is no longer enough. In one state, 97 people proved they belonged, the officer agreed, and the software, controlled from Delhi, never let him record it. They're still off the roll.
BECAUSE the reason you trust the voter list is that nobody controls it: thousands of officers do, one constituency each. Centralise the software, and that stops being true.
And BECAUSE the check built to catch this, three Commissioners deciding together, was tried.
But TWO of the THREE say they were kept in the dark on key processes rolled out to revise the rolls.
(9/10)
https://t.co/8g8HYlUcr4
There's been dissent in the Election Commission before.
In 2009, a CEC recommended a colleague's removal. In 2019, a Commissioner boycotted meetings until his dissent was recorded. Each time: one member, one issue, settled by a vote.
But this is different. Two of three, the majority, say they weren't told at all. And from May to August, the full Commission didn't meet once.
(8/10)
The dissonance within the EC came to a head in late July.
A new officer was put in charge of the EC's administration division in Delhi and, within hours, issued a work allocation order that potentially changed who controls the IT files. Neither of the two Commissioners were told. One asked for the file (on the change) and was REFUSED.
So the two did something no Election Commissioner had done before: each wrote separately to the country's top bureaucrat, Cabinet Secretary T V Somanathan, calling the order a "clear violation" of the law that governs the Commission.
The next day, they jointly struck it down.
(7/10)
https://t.co/8g8HYlUcr4
Bengal.
The Supreme Court handed the state's SIR to judicial officers. They heard 60 lakh voters flagged for "logical discrepancies" and retained 33 lakh on the roll. Then lakh appeals were filed to get those voters (retained on the voters' list) deleted.
When the court asked the Commission to explain, Sandhu asked his OWN officers:
Has EC filed appeals against inclusion of voters?
Who authorised these?
Who filed them?
He didn't know. Joshi didn't know. Bengal's Chief Electoral Officer didn't know.
(6/10)
Form 6 is what you fill to become a voter. Only the Government can change it.
In July it got a new question: Were your parents on the last SIR roll? No answer, no registration.
Both Commissioners had said in May this couldn't be done without the Government amending the Registration of Electors Rules, 1960.
It was changed ANYWAY. Sandhu called it "unauthorised and ILLEGAL."
That question (in Form 6) is still there
(5/10)
https://t.co/RO1GCfvrIA
The software.
In January the EC launched ECINet, "in strict accordance with the law," the CEC said from the stage.
Within months, both Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi were writing that the platform was UNRAVELLING: local officers, who by law add and delete names, were being shut out, their access to the voters' list controlled by the IT division in Delhi.
They asked for an audit. No answer.
(4/10)
https://t.co/d2Mj52duqU