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India and Europe have signed the mother of all trade deals to deepen their relations through a historic FTA between the 4th and 2nd largest economies. In a fractured global world where the rules-based order has been trampled by the
USA.
#MotherOfAllTradeDeals

Long🧵/n

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There are so many journalists in India who call themselves balanced and neutral, but in reality, they are worked as M-Media, P-Media, or other ideological media. Very few practice genuinely balanced and ethical journalism, instead, many engage in unjournalistic practices.
#Media

[खुचरेंप @khuchrep]

ऐसे ही कुछ लोकतंत्र के रक्षक दूसरों को गोदी मीडिया कहते हैं।

इसलिए कहता हु कि सभी की अपनी अपनी अलग अलग मीडिया है, जिसको जहां से मिल रहा है उसी के तलवे चाट रहा है

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Bharatwasi have the ultimate authority to question the government of the day regarding its functioning and wrongdoing.

#SIR #Protest @BJP4India @INCIndia @Cockroachisback @neha_aisa @ECISVEEP

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Not merely by invoking the general power of the police to regulate Peaceful assemblies and protestors
#163BNSS

The exercise of Union authority in Delhi must remain faithful to both the letter and the constitutional philosophy of the Constitution.

As the citizens of India...

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...accountable for the manner in which those powers are exercised. #ECI

Therefore, whether the ongoing protest at Jantar Mantar is permissible must be examined in light of the current orders, permissions and circumstances.

#ArbitrarydeletionofNamesfrom the #ElectoralRoll

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...But in a constitutional democracy, the ultimate source of constitutional authority is “We, the People of India.”

Citizens therefore have not only the right to exercise their Fundamental Rights but also the democratic right to question and hold constitutional authorities....

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The Supreme Court, in Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan v. Union of India (2018) and Amit Sahni v. Commissioner of Police (2020), has recognised that peaceful protesters
can be regulated to protect public order and the rights of others.

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At the same time, repeated restrictions imposed by the Delhi Police that effectively result in a perpetual restriction may amount to a ban rather than genuine regulation.

The Supreme Court is the final interpreter of the Constitution, and its judgments are binding on the Aths..

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....reasonable and constitutionally justified.

The Delhi Police have already invoked Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 (BNSS). But questionable of timings and Political pressure.

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...it must be exercised in accordance with the Constitution, Fundamental Rights and applicable law.

The real question, therefore, is not simply whether the authorities have the power to regulate a protest, but whether the particular restriction imposed is lawful,....

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..from the legislative competence of the Delhi government As an UTs. #NCR

Therefore, the Union Government has constitutional authority and responsibility in relation to public order, police and land in Delhi. However, that authority is not unlimited.....

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...on the other hand, deals with restrictions on the freedom of speech and expression guaranteed under Article 19(1)(a).

Delhi has a special constitutional framework under Article 239AA. In particular, Article 239AA(3)(a) excludes public order, police and land....

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Article 19(1)(b) guarantees citizens the right to assemble peaceably and without arms, while Article 19(3) permits reasonable restrictions on this right in the interests of the sovereignty and integrity of India or public order. Article 19(2)....

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Just in | Indeed, you were right. However, under Indian Constitution, the exercise of State authority is itself subject to constitutional limitations, including Fundamental Rights.

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[R. K. Singh @RajKSinghIndia]

The right to assemble peaceably and without arms is a fundamental right of the citizens of India under Article 19 of the Constitution. So how is the Police Commissioner of Delhi preventing the demonstration at Jantar Mantar? The Police have a right to regulate the assembly and processions under the Police Manual – but this cannot extend to prohibiting the assembly of persons or demonstrations altogether – this would be a violation of the Constitution. The Commissioner of Police cannot take the plea that demonstration at Jantar Mantar would inconvenience the people; because demonstrations have been held there routinely in the past. The Police Commissioner should act in accordance with the Constitution and laws and not according to the illegal dictates of some politician.

This was an issue on which I had a fight with a senior politician of the ruling party (the Speaker of the Assembly) during my first posting in the IAS - as SDM in Jamui. I had given permission for a procession by the Congress. Shri Karpuri Thakur, the then Chief Minister, scheduled visit to Jamui that day. I did not cancel my permission but instructed the leader of the Congress to ensure that the procession ends before the CM reached and would not disturb the CM’s meeting. This is how it happened. However, when the Speaker saw the procession, he lost his temper on the Superintendent of Police who had come to Jamui to cover the CM’s visit. When I reached the spot and saw the Honorable Speaker berating the SP in public. I intervened and told the Hon. Speaker that I had given the permission and that it was the fundamental right of all citizens in a democracy to assemble and take out procession peacefully. This lead to a standing argument with the Speaker in public but I stuck to my stand. I was certain I would be transferred the next day but this did not happen. Both the Honorable Speaker and CM were democrats. This is what IAS & IPS officers are meant to do – uphold the Constitution and the Laws. The Police Commissioner of Delhi may please note.
@DelhiPolice

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The brutal murder of 16-year-old Sakshi in Shahbad Dairy in 2023 should have been a wake-up call. Yet, the government and law-and-order machinery failed to learn from past mistakes. That failure has come at a devastating cost.
#Law & #order

https://t.co/MLZ6Eo1CYJ

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.Ms @neha_aisa, The right to protest and other fundamental rights are not absolute and r subject to reasonable restrictions under Articles 19(2) and 19(3).
These reasonable restrictions are imposed by the State.
Thats the beauty Indn Const., gives rights but limits as well.🙈🙉🙊

[Neha @neha_aisa]

IMPORTANT NOTICE

'We, the people of India' invoke and reassert:

1. Article 19 (1) A which guarantees us freedom of speech and expression, enabling public critique.

2. Article 19 (1) (B) which guarantees our right to peaceful assembly

3. Article 21 guarantees personal liberty and secures protection against arbitrary state detention

The Delhi Police is hereby compelled to follow the law of the land and not the diktats of the ruling regime and ensure:

1. No lathi charge
2. No teargas shells
3. No pellet guns
4. No police personnel without name plates
5. No water canon

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China has been using tactics like cartographic aggression and “salami slicing” for years, gradually creating claims and documents that could strengthen its position in the future, frm the South China Sea to Central Asia. India is taking the right steps to counter these tactics.

[Sidhant Sibal @sidhant]

Breaking: India has formally identified 28 places & features in Ladakh by standard names on official Survey of India maps; The step is seen as countering China’s territorial claims/ renaming in Eastern Ladakh

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This is a complete failure of the government. He was carrying out cross-border terrorism from Indian soil to topple the junta-backed military government.

India has always been vocal against cross-border terrorism, but now... #Shameful4India @BJP4India #USARMTWISTING2IndiaAlways

[Vijaita Singh @vijaita]

We all know they are not coming back-
American citizen Matthew Van Dyke, accused of terrorist charges by NIA, allowed to go home after NIA does not chargesheet him under UAPA.
This comes days after after U.S. Ambassador Sergio Gor raised the matter with India’s Foreign Secretary.

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This is really needed. India needs different political parties that are not based on race, religion, caste, language, tribal identity, or other forms of identity, but instead focus more on the development of the nation and a sense of nationhood/#peoplecentric

@divyamittal_IAS

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This is how intelligence information gathers, identifying where real decision-making authority lies, how centralized or decentralized a command structure is, and whether removing a senior leader would actually make the regime change opeartion.
@FoxNews

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A Fox News journalist pushed Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian to explain whether the Iranian military takes orders from him or from other Iranian leaders, and whether the command structure is centralized or decentralized during U.S. & Israeli regime-change operations..
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[Ryan Rozbiani @RyanRozbiani]

The FULL Fox News Interview with Iran's President, Dr. Pezeshkian

00:00 - War, Peace Deal and Iran’s Demands
02:37 - Hormuz, Hezbollah and the Houthis
04:42 - IRGC, Failed Deal and Who Controls Iran
05:53 - January Protests and Death Toll
12:10 - Supreme Leader and Iran’s Leadership
14:06 - China and U.S. Base Strike
16:24 - Iran’s Nuclear Program and 60% Uranium
19:40 - Diplomacy and Path to a Deal
20:38 - Iran’s Economy and Sanctions
22:48 - Ending the War

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The Fox News journalist wanted to understand who the real decision-maker in Iran is,the Supreme Leader/Senior leader or the IRGC. The underlying intelligence question is whether Iran's system would continue functioning if the head of the IRGC were eliminated or other Iran leaders