Naresh Soni

Journalist | News Anchor | QA Linguist | Reviewer |

Former CNBC Awaaz, Zee & NewsWorldIndia

[SUHEL SETH @Suhelseth]

Hey listen you fucktard @elonmusk : no one gives a monkey’s toss about you. No one. Not in China. Not in India. And not even in your adopted United States. And remember we are India. We invented the Kamasutra so we can screw you in positions that even @SpaceX can’t imagine!

[Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj @DeepikaBhardwaj]

An employee with your bank behaved like this with a delivery boy just because he was late @UCOBankOfficial

I hope you take cognizance and also action

He not only assaulted but threatened the man with false molestation rape case as well

[Naresh Soni @NareshSoni_]

#SonamBewafaHai #सोनमबेवफ़ाहै

[STAR Boy TARUN @Starboy2079]

Sonam Wangchuk Files (Thread)

Sonam Wangchuk is neither a scientist, nor educationalist, nor inspiration behind 3 Idiots. All of it is carefully crafted propaganda.

In truth, Wangchuk is a Ford Foundation (CIA) asset

In this thread, a complete, evidence-backed exposé
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[Naresh Soni @NareshSoni_]

#SonamBewafaHai #सोनमबेवफ़ाहै

[Naresh Soni @NareshSoni_]

@JharkhandCMO @JharkhandPolice @HemantSorenJMM

[Naresh Soni @NareshSoni_]

@RahulGandhi While Iran has demonstrated the importance of control over the Hormuz, this Chinese spy, Pappu, is advancing China’s agenda. Expanding India’s defense on Andaman Island and the Andaman Sea would significantly enhance its control over the supply route through the Malacca Strait.

[Naresh Soni @NareshSoni_]

@mannan_pathan 30% are the media personnel, and the rest of them are looking for an opportunity to throw eggs.

[Naresh Soni @NareshSoni_]

@derekobrienmp @AITCofficial @abhishekaitc Public anger seems to be at its peak. Why don’t you also try to go out and see if they still remember your head-shave commitment?

[Naresh Soni @NareshSoni_]

@sagarikaghose @abhishekaitc @BJP4India Public anger seems to be at its peak. Why don’t you also try to go out and gauge their mood?

[Sensei Kraken Zero @YearOfTheKraken]

HUGE NEWS: Abhishek Banerjee attacked during his first day of public appearance since May 4!

Raw Eggs were thrown at his and he was heckled by the masses Trinamool Congress had oppressed for 15 Years.

Crazy Scenes!

[ANI @ANI]

#WATCH | Sonarpur, West Bengal: TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee was beaten up by locals during his visit to Sonarpur to meet the post-poll victims' families

[Sensei Kraken Zero @YearOfTheKraken]

TMC Neta in Cooch Behar has hired a Toto and a Loudspeaker to go around announcing that all the Cut Money will be returned to people and they should come and collect it

Amazing things are happening in West Bengal

[Naresh Soni @NareshSoni_]

@MamataOfficial The former CM of West Bengal who claims to be the flag bearer of the rich culture of Bengal has to take shelter of AI to write few sentences. She seems have gone complete bankrupt – ethically, morally, and now mentally (after May - Didi Gayi)

[Narendra Modi @narendramodi]

This is totally false.

Not an iota of truth in this.

There is no question of putting such restrictions on foreign travel.

We remain committed to improving ‘Ease of Doing Business’ and ‘Ease of Living’ for our people.

[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

The surge in global fuel prices since the outbreak of the West Asia conflict offers a revealing comparison of how different countries have managed economic shocks. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the world’s most critical oil chokepoint, and the prolonged disruption of shipments sent Brent crude soaring above $100 per barrel through much of April and early May. Across the world, consumers have felt the impact directly at fuel stations.

But India stands out as a striking exception.

Between 23 February and 15 May 2026, nearly every major economy saw sharp increases in petrol and diesel prices. In several countries, the rise has been staggering:

• Myanmar: Petrol +89.7%, Diesel +112.7%
• Malaysia: Petrol +56.3%, Diesel +71.2%
• Pakistan: Petrol +54.9%, Diesel +44.9%
• UAE: Petrol +52.4%, Diesel +86.1%
• United States: Petrol +44.5%, Diesel +48.1%
• Sri Lanka: Petrol +38.2%, Diesel +41.8%
• UK: Petrol +19.2%, Diesel +34.2%
• Germany: Petrol +13.7%, Diesel +19.8%
• Japan: Petrol +9.7%, Diesel +11.2%

India recorded the smallest material increase among all major economies:

Petrol: +3.2%
Diesel: +3.4%

Only Saudi Arabia reported zero change due to direct state subsidy structures. Among major market economies, India has effectively experienced the lowest increase.

This did not happen by accident.

For seventy-six days after the escalation in West Asia, India’s public sector oil marketing companies, accounting for nearly 90% of fuel retail sales, kept prices largely unchanged despite rising global crude costs.

Instead of immediately passing on the burden to citizens, they absorbed substantial under-recoveries at the refinery gate.

Reported estimates suggest daily under-recoveries had approached nearly ₹1,000 crore.

The ₹3 per litre revision announced on 15 May is the first price revision in almost four years and amounts to only about a 3.5% increase on a base of approximately ₹95 per litre.

The contrast with the rest of the world is stark.

In liberalised markets, consumers have absorbed shocks immediately.

Pakistanis are paying nearly 55% more for petrol than three months ago. Malaysians over 56% more. Americans nearly 45% more. Several countries have seen diesel rise by 50–100%, reflecting disruptions in trade, logistics and freight.

India, however, managed to shield consumers from global volatility for over two months before implementing a calibrated increase.

This matters because fuel prices do not remain confined to petrol pumps. They affect transport costs, food inflation, manufacturing, logistics and household budgets. Containing fuel volatility is also about containing inflation.

The story here is not merely about a ₹3 increase.

The story is that while much of the world adjusted through increases of 10%, 20%, 50%, and in some cases nearly 90%, India limited the impact on its citizens to just over 3%.

That is the context behind the numbers.

[Amit Malviya @amitmalviya]

THE FOREIGN TRIP MONEY TRAIL

Rahul Gandhi, a sitting MP of India’s largest opposition party has taken at least 54 traceable foreign trips across 22 years in elected office.

Italy. London. New York. Berlin. Vietnam. Cambodia. Qatar. UAE. Maldives. Bahrain. Singapore. Thailand. Oman.

The trips are public.

The funding trail is not.

Using publicly visible travel patterns, security movement, five-star lodging norms, long-haul routing, staff accompaniment and event logistics, the visible foreign travel universe between 2004 and 2026 models to approximately ₹60 crore in expenditure.

Across the same period, the MP’s own sworn Form 26 affidavits disclose cumulative income of roughly ₹11 crore.

The arithmetic does not close.
One 2015 South-East Asia tour alone is modelled at approximately ₹4.5 crore. The declared annual income for that same period: ₹86.55 lakh.

A single trip costing 5.2 times the year’s declared income.

This leaves only a few possibilities:

1Foreign entities funded the travel.
If so, where are the mandatory FCRA Section 6 permissions from the Ministry of Home Affairs?
2Personal funds paid for the trips.
If so, where are the corresponding disclosures in Income Tax filings, forex records, audited accounts and asset declarations?
3Someone else paid.
Then the question becomes even more serious: undisclosed gifts, foreign hospitality, unaccounted expenditure or black money.

The law is not ambiguous.

FCRA Section 6 requires prior written permission before any elected office-bearer accepts foreign hospitality from a foreign source.

The Representation of the People Act requires audited party accounts.
The Income Tax Act requires expenditure disclosure.

The Lokpal framework requires asset declarations.

Every lawful route leaves a paper trail.
Where is it?

The CRPF letter dated 10 September 2025 reportedly identified six undeclared foreign trips between December 2024 and September 2025 alone:
Italy.
Vietnam.
Dubai.
Qatar.
London.
Malaysia.

Now comes the Oman lead from May 2026.

No public itinerary.
No declared host.
No sanction file.
No audited disclosure.
No FCRA permission on record.

The defence cannot simply be:
“Political vendetta.”

Because this is not about rhetoric.
It is about records.

Either:
• the permissions exist,
• the party accounting exists,
• the tax disclosures exist,
• the forex trail exists,
• or they do not.

If foreign universities, lobby groups, diaspora organisations or overseas entities paid for travel, lodging or hospitality, then the law required prior disclosure and approval.

If personal funds paid, the expenditure should appear transparently in declared filings.

If party funds paid, the audited line item should exist in Election Commission records.

The silence is the story.

Fifty-four foreign trips.
₹60 crore modelled spend.
₹11 crore declared income.

Show one clean paper trail.

One.

Until then, the question remains:

#WhoFundsRahul?

[Major Sammer Pal Toorr (Infantry Combat Veteran) @samartoor3086]

Big Revelation 🚨🚨🚨
Former Diplomat Mr Deepak Vohra says that his sources from Bangladesh informed that Mamata Banerjee offered Younus to combine Bengal with Bangladesh and make her the Prime Minister and he remains the President.