🔥 If the administration forced a military CHT convoy to halt in a terror-prone zone just to service an official's ego, it is not just arrogance, it is playing with the lives of our soldiers.
Sources says, DC the "VIP Halt"
In the highly volatile terrain of Kashmir, an Army convoy, even one utilizing Civil Hired Transport (CHT), is a prime target. In these dangerous sectors, movement is survival; halting a convoy makes sitting ducks out of the jawans. For Deputy Commissioner Pankaj Kumar Sharma to reportedly demand that a military convoy stall simply to let his own cavalcade pass first shows a shocking disregard for the tactical realities and extreme security risks our soldiers face daily.
Despite the immense danger of being stranded, the jawans tried to handle the situation. But the ultimate betrayal occurred when a policeman allegedly cocked his service rifle at the troops.
You do not point a loaded weapon at combat-hardened soldiers of the Rashtriya Rifles who are already on edge, stranded in a high-risk area. To a soldier trained to neutralize threats in fractions of a second, a cocked rifle is an immediate, lethal threat. The fact that the entire blame is now being dumped on the heads of the Indian Army is a complete travesty.
How quickly the civil administration forgets.
Just a year ago, when Kishtwar was drowning under devastating flash floods, it wasn't the bureaucrats' convoys that saved the day. When the local infrastructure collapsed, it was the jawans and the Commanding Officer of this exact 17 Rashtriya Rifles battalion who plunged into the mud and raging waters. They worked without sleep, pulling civilians from the rubble and rescuing the very region that now points weapons at them.
Our soldiers do not ask for VIP treatment; they only ask to do their duty and survive the gauntlet of the valley. To risk the lives of an entire convoy for a DC's right-of-way, and then criminalize the Army for reacting to a cocked weapon, is an unforgivable insult to the men who bleed to keep Kishtwar safe.
India-US partnership has not followed a positive arc. Military interoperability has increased, foundational defence agreements have been signed, and India has edged closer to the US’s Indo-Pacific strategy. But this shift has eroded India’s earlier hedging strategy that preserved room to manoeuvre between Washington, Moscow and Beijing. India joined initiatives styled by the Quad, a strategic security dialogue between Australia, India, Japan and the United States, as well as supply chain projects, but did little to insulate itself from US secondary sanctions or technology controls. The personal ties that were mistaken for national strength have proven to be ephemeral.
Read the entire essay by Sushant Singh (@SushantSin): https://t.co/FwIDU8HOMo
Another BETRAYAL TO ODISHA.
Odisha sends 20 BJP MPs to Parliament.
But where are the benefits going?
To Andhra Pradesh. All to appease N Chandrababu Naidu
The Palasa–Ichchapuram section shifted out.
Earlier, parts of Waltair division taken away.
Piece by piece, East Coast Railway is being weakened.
Revenue goes out. Control goes out. Odisha loses.
And Odisha’s BJP MPs?
Silent. Spineless. Absent.
Is this why you were elected?
To watch Odisha being dismantled quietly?
And Ashwini Vaishnaw,
You represent Odisha in the Rajya Sabha.
At least have some shame before selling Odisha to protect your chair.
Shame on you.
This is systematic betrayal.
Odisha is being used, exploited, and weakened in plain sight.
Odisha cannot be used to prop up power while being hollowed out.
Odias cannot be taken for granted.
Wake up.
Raise your voice.
Stand united.
Because if you stay silent now,
they will keep looting Odisha, piece by piece.
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Guess what Parliament of a country whose people are stranded at Airports, stuffed in trains, choking by air, getting killed by potholes, walking in garbage is debating?
- 150 Years of Vande Matram 🤦♂️
Prime Minister is giving an hour long speech on it, same PM who hasn’t spoken a word on AQI, Falling rupee or Airline Monopoly.
Unreal man.
Dear @IncomeTaxIndia, just a simple question.
When taxpayers delay, you charge interest and penalties. So what penalty applies when YOU delay refunds for months, and people are forced to wait endlessly for their own money?
Responsibility and compliance should go both ways, right @FinMinIndia@nsitharaman@IncomeTaxIndia ?