Shocking. Yet, tragically, not entirely surprising.
Journalist Sheetal P Singh’s video attempts to expose a horrifying market where, according to the allegations presented, young girls—some reportedly as young as 9–10—are bought, sold and sexually exploited.
The allegations go even further: girls being subjected to hormonal injections, forced pregnancies, and the trafficking of their babies, turning both mother and child into commodities.
And perhaps the most chilling question is this:
How can such a racket allegedly operate openly, even in the vicinity of police stations, unless powerful people are looking the other way—or actively protecting it?
If these allegations are true, this is not merely a crime story.
It is a complete collapse of policing, administration and political accountability.
Children are not commodities.
Women are not commodities.
Babies are not commodities.
Every allegation of a network involving traffickers, officials or political figures must be independently and ruthlessly investigated, and those responsible—regardless of their position or connections—must face the full force of the law.
A society that can look away while children are bought, abused, impregnated and traded has lost its moral compass.
#ChildTrafficking #HumanTrafficking #ChildProtection #Justice #Accountability #StopTrafficking
@Sheeetalps
@hvgoenka#state sponsored #terror this started from 2010 and the latest example is Nitish Bharadwaj who openly says was sponsored by the BJP government how do you think a country can prosper if we are fighting and trying to pulll fellow citizens leg and hate
This guy has cash to build refinery in US, sell campa cola, ice cream and Chinese maal as “Made in India”, but none for his own R&D?
Sitting on huge cash reserves, while doing gutter tier investments. Our dhandhoz are such leeches.
he’s never really talked about this on his podcast, but it’s the foundation
if @hubermanlab only had 5 minutes with someone, he’d focus on just one thing:
get your cortisol high in the morning, and low at night
best way to do it? viewing morning sunlight
(from @rajshamani pod)
Bodal Chemicals
China’s environmental pressure and rationalisation of dye capacity can create a China+1 opportunity for Bodal,
But it remains more cyclical and exposed to Chinese pricing
Tanfac Industries
One of the most interesting smaller plays on the China fluorochemical +1 theme, with its 20,000 MTPA HFC-32 capacity and ~65% already contracted.
The bigger story is its shift towards higher-value fluorochemicals, solar-grade DHF and electronic/advanced applications.
Neogen Chemicals
The China+1 angle here is less about environmental shutdowns and more about customers actively looking for a China-free battery chemical supply chain.
Its electrolyte/LiPF6 opportunity could become very interesting
Navin Fluorine
Probably the strongest overall play on the fluorochemical China+1 theme, with established fluorine chemistry, specialty chemicals and CDMO businesses.
China’s tightening HFC regulations + Navin’s new R32 capacity could provide a strong structural tailwind.
The 2X Investing Rule which I like:
Every time you splurge ₹10,000 on something you don’t need, invest ₹10,000 for the future too. Enjoying today is important , but make sure you are secure and prosperous in the days ahead.
Sadly, we live in a society that is more outraged by a model’s attire in a Rakhi advertisement than by the horrifying gangrape of a minor on a bus in real life. When outrage is louder over clothing than violence against a child, something is deeply wrong with our priorities.
Bring in odd even on all roads - off days one side parking and even days another side parking.
Properly mark the parking spaces so that people don’t park it haphazardly
If anyone wrongly parked tow that vehicle and impose heavy fines
Suspend licences of commercial establishments if they are not providing enough parking within their buildings