No juzgo a nadie por lo que era o hacía antes. Les juzgo según dónde están y qué hacen, y cómo responden a las injusticias que enfrentamos en la sociedad.
@ElEnmascarado_X El empleado tiene toda la razón.
Es mejor que el empleador se entere de todo lo que pasó entre ambas partes antes de tomar una decisión.
@Sandeep71121431@RuchiraTripathi@zeewoozoo1@Sugir68770452@pbhushan1 Don't forget that,despite all their wickedness and lies,this is their third term.Every mass movement against them is cunningly defused by the MoSha. Moreover, instead of supporting the CJP,most of our opposition parties were suspicious of their intentions.Anyway,let's wait and
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@RuchiraTripathi@zeewoozoo1@Sugir68770452@Mask_orgnl
Why this case is in supreme court ( collaborationist court)? To save Amit Shah? Tushar Mehta’s friend Kapil Sibal is using his stooge VrindaGrover,
wait &see,Amit Shah is going to get clean chit from sc, like loya, sho..
RIBBON TODAY, RUBBLE TOMORROW!
Why is the anger now heating?
Why are the people loudly bleating?
Perhaps because while speeches soar,
The bridges sink straight through the floor.
Life itself is splitting at the seams,
And concrete joins our crumbling dreams.
Bridges wobble, highways crack,
But never fear, there's a ribbon-cutting plaque!
At Buxar, a Road Over Bridge stood proud,
Four days old, admired by the crowd.
Then came decay at remarkable pace,
While commuters crawled from the traffic maze.
At Nanda Ki Chowki, behold the show!
A brand-new bridge with somewhere to go.
It wobbled, cracked and formed a crater,
Perhaps it planned to become a lake later.
Fifteen days! Seventeen! What speed!
Our infrastructure races indeed.
Not in lasting, strength or construction,
But Olympic-grade self-destruction.
Lucknow Expressway arrived in July,
With speeches, cameras and banners held high.
Then cavities appeared and surfaces slipped,
As though even the highway had finally flipped.
The contractors pretended: "What could be wrong?"
The road was never meant to last that long!
Concrete is costly, conscience is too,
So apparently both disappeared from view.
Delhi to Dehradun, shiny and new,
Opened with promises sparkling through.
Then rain arrived, that notorious thug,
And potholes appeared big enough for a rug.
"Heavy rain!" came the convenient refrain,
Because apparently roads shouldn't encounter rain.
Perhaps next time, before highways begin,
We'll ask the monsoon for permission to come in.
Mumbai-Pune had its moment of fame,
Then a landslide joined the infrastructure game.
One carriageway closed, travellers delayed,
While somewhere another foundation stone was laid.
Then came GMCH, opened with pride,
A Trauma Centre gleaming inside.
Six months later, the ceiling came down,
Adding literal trauma to Trauma Centre town.
What magnificent national irony!
A Trauma Centre producing its own casualty.
Ribbon today, rubble tomorrow,
Public money, private sorrow.
Cracks in bridges, holes in streets,
While corruption quietly counts its receipts.
Cheap material, expensive bill,
Someone somewhere pockets the till.
The tender passed, the cameras came,
The structure collapsed. Who takes the blame?
Perhaps the rain.
Perhaps the heat.
Perhaps some unusually aggressive concrete beneath our feet.
But never corruption! Heaven forbid!
That uncomfortable word must remain well hid.
And while officials investigate,
Committees meet and reports run late,
Another ribbon waits nearby,
Another minister smiles for the camera's eye.
But every crater has something to say,
Every fallen ceiling eventually gives way
To a question no slogan can keep defeating:
Why is the anger now heating?
Because when bridges crack,
And ceilings fall,
When roads cave in
Soon after the inaugural call,
It isn't merely concrete that's retreating.
It's public trust that's taking the beating.
So don't ask why
The nation's pulse is overheating.
When people pay for roads
That crumble beneath their feet,
Corruption isn't only cheating.
It is the people
you are beating.
And THAT, dear rulers,
is why the anger
is heating.
Because its a Ribbon today
Rubble tomorrow,
Rita Farhat Mukand...#poem #poety #politicalsatire
@abhijeet_dipke So, he is saying that the reason for his arrest at the time, and the current situation, are both correct and part of the action to suppress democratic protest.
@waglenikhil All constitutional institutions in this country are so loyal to the RSS and the MoSha that they prioritise protecting this autocratic regime over protecting the constitution and the fundamental rights of citizens in this country.