🚨🚨 Never in history has there been a war in which 80% of the country was destroyed, 100% of the population displaced, and 50% of the deaths were children. Let's call it by its name: GENOCIDE.
They are all our children. Look what we’ve allowed happen to them.
The genocidal apartheid regime are doing it and the ‘West’ are their cheerleaders.
And our silence permits it.
The largest funeral procession in the history of the Palestinian cause, during which 112 martyrs were laid to rest after being recovered from a single massacre.
Mass funeral of 112 people in Gaza
This picture alongside millions will be a testament to the apathy, inaction, inhumanity of our brutal world.
We could’ve stopped it. You definitely could have. May it haunt the whole world.
A recent NITI Aayog report said some 94,000 government schools were closed over the past decade, an average of 25 a day, contributing to a 2.26 crore decline in government school enrolment. The government schools’ share of total enrolment has fallen from 71% in 2005 to 49.24% in 2024-25.
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Mohammad Sadaqat, a resident of Kishanganj in Bihar, has been living in Russia for the past 4 months. Claims he has been booked by Bihar Police in connection to the paper leak protests.
#BREAKING Junaid Malik, the food volunteer at the CJP student protests in Delhi, moves the #SupremeCourt alleging harassment and detention by police.
Junaid says that he was picked up from Delhi by police officials, and was kept in a vehicle for 5-6 hours, during which he was threatened and intimidated, and was ultimately dropped off at a far off location in Dehradun road.
Junaid also says that Ghaziabad police detained his father, and raided his home. The police also allegedly visited his married sister's home at Meerut and picked up her father-in-law and brother-in-law. He alleges that the coercive steps were not taken with any paper-work and following legal procedure.
Junaid urges Supreme Court to stop coercive steps by police against his family members.
🚨 CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka says the government was supposed to share the written agreement on withdrawal of FIRs against protesters and assurance of no fresh cases by Tuesday after both sides’ lawyers review the draft.
He warns that if the agreement is not shared and detained students and protesters are not released, the Cockroach Janta Party will be forced to resume its protest. #CJP
'Will be forced to sit on protest again if...': CJP warns Centre over student arrests, FIRs
I am here to provide legal aid only. The rest is up to them as far as their political movement is concerned, says Kapil Sibal.
@Swatij14 with more details.
If the protestors who have been arrested or detain by police in various states don't get released by tomorrow, we will be forced to resume our protest, saya CJP spokesperson Ashutosh Ranka.
Delhi: After talks, Cockroach Janta Party’s Saurav Das says govt has accepted demand to withdraw all FIRs against protesters (not just Delhi, but all BJP-ruled/allied states).
Copies of 15-20 Delhi FIRs in 3-4 days
written guarantee by Tuesday.
A source told The Observer Post that Delhi Police personnel were allegedly stopping young men near Gate No. 2 of Jamia Millia Islamia Metro Station and recording their names on a "detained persons" form on Friday.
According to the source, two police personnel without visible name badges had already filled out several forms by the time they arrived. The source alleged that when questioned, the officers cited the imposition of Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita (BNSS) and asked them to leave the area.
The source claimed that the protest site was far from Jamia Nagar and that the area around the metro station was peaceful, questioning why the names of metro commuters were being recorded on a detainee form.