Jinxjohn

Striving to make the Impossible a possibility for myself & everyone.

Writing to help make this world a tad better than what it's been, hopefully!

[Saurav Das @SauravDassss]

IMPORTANT.

[Nehr_who? @Nher_who]

Muslims arranged Langar for students protesting at Jantar Mantar where Govt blocked Water & Electricity

Imagine Muslims standing in support of 18 Hindu students who died due to paper leak

While the Hindutva Organisation remains silent or tries to disrupt the protest

[ηᎥ†Ꭵղ @nkk_123]

An Indian living in China exposes the reality of how China sees India.

Fake pride, false bravado, and fake Vishwaguru is what godimedia has fed you with. The reality is completely the opposite.

[Kannan Gopinathan @naukarshah]

TW: suicide, abuse, revenge porn

A story of multiple betrayals.

Over the past few months, I have gotten multiple requests of the same kind for some help with the police. The same nightmare. A boyfriend during the relationship asks for intimate photos or videos. She trusts him. She says yes because she believes in their bond. Not out of fear. Out of love.

Then they break up. Maybe he found someone else. Maybe she ended it. Within days or weeks, he messages , “I’ll leak your nudes to your college, your parents, your workplace.” Or worse, he actually uploads them. Telegram groups. Porn sites. WhatsApp forwards.

The first betrayal! Her life shatters overnight.

Then comes the second betrayal. Her family feels she betrayed them and they feel ashamed and embarrassed of her. Often blaming her for what has happened. One girl couldn’t eat for a week out of fear. Another dropped out of her college because screenshots were sent to her college groups. One tried suicide.

The third betrayal is the worst as even the state/police behave as if it is her own fault.

Yes, these women knew they were being filmed. They consented at the time, because they trusted the man they were in a relationship with. The crime is not the filming. The crime is the betrayal! Using trust and love and a moment's vulnerability as a weapon after the relationship ends.

Indian law under BNS 77 (IPC 354C) does have a clause that says that even if consent was given for filming, if distribution happens without consent, it is still an offense. But in practice, police officers don’t understand this. They see that she only filmed it, or that she agreed to it, and immediately blame the victim. It becomes even more embarrassing and difficult to visit the police stations for the complaint. Also the worry, what if the videos leak from the police itself!

The maximum punishment under 77 for first offense is weak - 1 to 3 years. But convictions are far too rare. Most cases never go to trial. The girls are too scared, ashamed, cursing themselves. The boyfriends know this. They threaten, blackmail, and destroy lives with near impunity.

A kind of psychological terrorism.

Compare this to how other countries treat the same act.

The UK has a dedicated intimate-image offence under the Online Safety Act 2023.

Canada gives up to 5 years.

The US has the TAKE IT DOWN Act making it a federal crime.

Japan has a dedicated Revenge Porn Law.

We are still using the voyeurism section that doesn’t fit at all here. Or the generic IT act sections.

What can we do?

We should immediately have a standalone law called “Prohibition of Non-Consensual Intimate Image Distribution” – with a minimum 3 years, maximum 10 years for aggravated cases (blackmail, wide sharing, suicide attempt).

More importantly, serious Police training to stop this victim-blaming. This is not her fault.

As it is now, neither the law nor the system recognizes it for what it is. A digital sexual abuse. Sexual violence carried out with a phone and a grudge.

That has to change.

[Prof. इलाहाबादी ( نور ) @ProfNoorul]

काम ऐसा करो कि दुनिया सराहना करे।

कुछ लोग थोड़ी सी पकौड़ी लेकर रेलवे स्टेशन रोज़े खोलने के लिए बैठे थे।

फ़िर क्या एक पुलिस नौजवान की नज़र पड़ी उसने सबको पानी खाना और केले बांटे,

ट्रेन के बाहर बांटते टाईम उसने ये नहीं देखा कि कौन हिंदू कौन मुस्लिम। जो भूखा मिला सबको दिया। दिल से सैल्यूट भाई को ❤️

[Idris @7signxx]

Dear Muslim parents, don't ever let your child download snapchat or have a Snapchat account...

[Nijol @Nijol71]

During a job interview, when they ask:

“Do you have any questions for us?”

Don’t say “No, I’m good.”

Use the Golden Response instead:

[khursheed @KarRiz45]

*मौलाना कौन है पता नही, मगर क्या बात कही है...*
*ये 2 मिनट की क्लिप हजारों हज़ार तकरीरों पर भारी है ।*
*अल्लाह रब्बुल इज्ज़त हम सब को सुनने से ज़्यादा अमल करने की तौफिक अता करे ।*
*आमीन या रब्बुल आलमीन*

[Meer Faisal @meerfaisal001]

What is the truth behind the Uttam Nagar violence?

So far, most accounts circulating publicly have come from only one side. I spoke to Shaheen from the Muslim family involved, who alleged that the dispute began after her aunt was harassed on the day of Holi, following which tensions escalated in the neighbourhood.

According to her, Tarun later arrived with around 20–25 individuals carrying iron rods and sticks and allegedly assaulted several members of her family, leaving many seriously injured. She also claimed that a 14-year-old boy, Rizwan, was beaten, suffered seizures, and was later taken away from the hospital, after which the family has had no information about his whereabouts.

Shaheen further alleged that despite multiple injuries in the family, several of their male relatives, including a minor, were arrested and sent to jail, while their homes and vehicles were looted and demolished, and women from the family were also taken into custody.

These are serious allegations from the Muslim side that had not been heard publicly until now. The truth should emerge through a fair and impartial investigation.

@TheOPHindi

Watch here:
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[Douglas Macgregor @DougAMacgregor]

BREAKING: Tel-Aviv Israel under fire from "one of the largest barrage of missiles from Hezbollah" since the conflict began.

[Heritage Medicine @DrPaiwanFan]

I don't buy bread anymore! The perfect new recipe for quick bread.

[Shayan Sardarizadeh @Shayan86]

THREAD: How to verify images online?

Social media is awash with false or misleading images, some of which get millions of engagements.

So, here's a simple guide on ways you can quickly check the veracity of an image you see on your social media feeds.

[FOEJ Media @FoejMedia]

A series of violent incidents across different parts of India have raised concerns about the safety of Muslims and the growing atmosphere of hate and communal tension.

Roshan Khatoon:

In Bihar’s Madhubani district, a Muslim woman, Roshan Khatoon from Amhi village in Ghoghardiha, died after allegedly being assaulted by a mob on February 28. According to residents, Khatoon had approached the village head seeking help in resolving a local dispute when she was allegedly attacked by the village head’s son, Manu Singh, along with others. Witnesses claimed she was tied to a pole and beaten severely. She sustained critical injuries and later died on March 1 at Patna Medical College and Hospital. Some local reports have alleged that she was abused during the assault, though police say these claims are still under verification.

Aamir:

In Rajasthan’s Alwar district, a 28-year-old Muslim man named Aamir from Haryana’s Palla village was allegedly shot dead after being accused of cow smuggling. The incident occurred near Sare Kala village in the Bhiwadi area of Khairthal-Tijara district. Family members have denied the allegations, saying Aamir had no connection with cow smuggling and was killed merely on suspicion.

Abdul Salam:

In another incident in Darbhanga district, Bihar, 65-year-old Abdul Salam was allegedly beaten to death with an iron rod following a dispute over the alleged theft of bricks. According to reports, the situation escalated after communal remarks were made during the argument. Salam was severely assaulted and later declared dead at Kiratpur Community Health Center. Police have reportedly arrested key accused individuals and launched an investigation.

Unaiz Khan:

In Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, 13-year-old Unaiz Khan was killed after a gunshot during a birthday gathering. The accused is reportedly the nephew of Deputy Chief Minister Brajesh Pathak. While police describe the incident as accidental firing, Unaiz’s family has alleged that the shooting was deliberate and have demanded a thorough investigation.

These incidents, occurring in different states within a short span of time, have intensified concerns among civil society groups and local communities

[Heritage Medicine @DrPaiwanFan]

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[Taichi for Health @StaminaFitnes]

Home workout

[Daim Mubashar @Pmln_Pak00]

*یہ انڈیا کے ایک مولوی صاحب کا بیان ہے زرا غور سے سنیں*

[Alex Barnicoat @AlexBarnicoat_]

I’M GOING TO PRISON BECAUSE OF ISRAEL

After exposing videos of Iran bombing Israel, I’ve been told I could go to prison.

Simply for “being a national security threat to an ally”

This is insane, help me fight this censorship: https://t.co/7uZAtOO9Ox