- 2014: BJP - 282 seats. Gyanesh Kumar wasn't there.
- 2019: BJP - 303 seats. Gyanesh Kumar wasn't there.
- 2024: BJP - 240 seats. Gyanesh Kumar was there.
So basically, if Gyanesh Kumar is responsible for vote chori, then he really did a terrible job. 💀
From 303 to 240, damn. 😭
POLICE ACTION
Taking suo motu cognizance of a video circulating on social media showing four men allegedly assaulting a male protester, Delhi Police, PS Kamla Market, acted promptly and initiated legal proceedings.
All four individuals involved have been identified and traced. Further legal action is underway in accordance with the law. Delhi Police remains committed to taking appropriate action against incidents of violence and ensuring that complaints of such nature are dealt with promptly.
#DPUpdates
The "girl" invoked by CJP and Rahul Gandhi to preach constitutional rights turned out to be a boy.
Why did they misrepresent this Cockroach’s gender to push their narrative?
Who is responsible for this street-level anarchy? @jayeshmatiyal exposes how it unfolded.
The information regarding the demise of Abhijeet’s grandmother was promptly conveyed to him with due sensitivity. He was also informed of the scheduled funeral time and offered all possible assistance to facilitate his travel to his hometown on humanitarian grounds, however he denied to avail the same.
I can say with confidence that if Reliance Jio were allowed to launch its services in the United States, it could disrupt the entire American telecom industry and force major players to rethink their pricing strategies and business models!
@elonmusk@realDonaldTrump
I am not admirer of Ambani. But the issue here is not Ambani but India. You Mr Musk are playing politics in India which as a foreigner you are supposed to do. If you play politics how can we trust you and allow you into our communication domin which is critical to our national security.. You have a record of entering deep into into Presidential politics in US in 2024 and also in EU and UK. We cant trust you who seems to me more a politician than a businessman
#BREAKING: India’s Ministry of External Affairs responds to UN Human Rights about yesterday’s events in New Delhi.
“India is the world's largest democracy, where the right to peaceful assembly is guaranteed by our Constitution and safeguarded by robust institutions, an independent judiciary and a tree media.
As in every democracy, Indian citizens exercise this right subject to the maintenance of public order and safety. Our law enforcement authorities act strictly in accordance with the law, and our courts remain available to all for the redressal of any grievances.
The OHCHR's concerns are therefore unwarranted and constitute an unacceptable interference in the internal affairs of India.”
Delhi Police exposed Lies of Abhijeet Dipke!
CJP lied that Dipke kept requesting to allow him talk to his family because his grandmother died, but police denied.
Delhi Police released Video Proof that police asked him to talk to his family or wants to go to his home.
It was Abhijeet Dipke who denied.
He wanted to use his grandmother's dead body for his cheap politics.
Dipke is bigger fraud and chameleon than Kejriwal.
Shame!
Dear USA president @elonmusk ji –
We Indians consider our national security and sovereignty paramount. No business interest, billionaire, or foreign corporation can be above the laws and policies of our country.
India welcomes foreign investment and advanced technology, but if you want to do business here, respecting our laws, regulatory framework, and national security requirements should not be a problem.
Competition is welcome, but not at the cost of national security. Every company operating in India must comply with the rules established by the Indian government. These are not unreasonable demands; they are the sovereign rights of an independent nation.
If you are unwilling to operate within India's regulatory framework, that is entirely your choice. We Indians will continue using the internet services currently available to us.
India is open for business, not open to compromise on national security. Our country, our laws, our rules. If you want to do business here, respect them. Otherwise, your internet is yours to keep, and we are perfectly entitled to be satisfied with our existing services.
India is open to business, not to pressure. Our country, our laws, our security, and our decisions. No billionaire is bigger than India.