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What a F*CKED UP society we Indians have created for ourselves.
Two men got into an accident when a policeman suddenly opened his car's door without looking at the traffic.
Instead of helping and asking if they were injured, the policeman started beating them up. 😡
‼️Did you notice no media is talking about Islamic Terrorist Tahir Hussain?
No one questioned Arvind Kejriwal, His party leadership and Jihadi Communist cabal including Swara Bhaskar, Zubair etc who openly supported him
The entire CJP hype is being done to kill the Tahir news.
If a corporator thinks it’s okay to beat up a doctor, then the next time there’s a pothole in a road in his area, is it okay to beat him?
Asking for several friends
She was an employee at a Bengaluru daycare. She saw babies being tortured, loaded on to washing machines, stuffed down toilet bowls. She complained. She was sacked. She became a whistleblower and exposed the horrific crimes. She should have been rewarded.
She has been arrested.
🚨 Horror in Kanpur: Arman Khan & family kidnapped a minor Hindu girl via social media, held her 6 days, tortured with hot tongs, FORCED Kalma, beef, burqa & CONVERSION.
— Threatened to sell her to Saudi. Brave girl escaped & got him ARRESTED. Justice must prevail.
@rushiii_12 Hating on the rich is the most commie thing to do. Do something nice for yourself and earn your living to make your life better, instead of weaponizing your midle-class-ness. Ambanis pay for their luxury out of pocket.
@kevinnbass White Christian men systematically eradicated natives and aborigines from LATAM, Africa, NA, Australia. So shut the fuck up.
What is happening in UK is bad and should not be tolerated one bit. But false equivalencies like yours, weaken the case.
14 Gau Rakshaks have reportedly been sentenced to life imprisonment in a 2022 cattle smuggling case. Yet hindus are silent like nothing happened.
Whether you agree or disagree with the verdict, the silence is dangerous.
I was in a police holding cell for a full 24 hours for defending myself from inbreds, while the inbred who threw a 3-year-old kid into a crocodile enclosure was out in 12 hours.
What strange times we are living in.
Today, a Muslim couple came to our house to rent a room, but we refused.
They said they are not like other Muslims. The husband works in a bank, and the wife is a teacher.
We told them to look for a house across the road in the Muslim area. But they said they do not want to live there. They said that area is very dirty and noisy, which is bad for their children and can put them in bad company.
Even after hearing this, we did not want to take any risk, so we clearly refused them.
The truth is that these people first make their own area dirty and noisy. When it is no longer good to live there, they want to come to clean Hindu areas. But after coming here, they slowly start making this place dirty too. That is why we thought it was best not to take any risk.
While the city sleeps, the work doesn't stop. 🔩🌃
Western Railway's Engineering staff worked through the night to clear the encroachment debris at Garib Nagar, Bandra East. Operations are moving safely and swiftly to get the site cleared and ready.
#MumbaiInfrastructure #BandraEast #CityThatNeverSleeps
@drmbct | @RailMinIndia
Having covered Mumbai’s infrastructure for years, the recent Bandra East Garibnagar clearance feels less like a sudden victory and more like a stark reminder of a decades-old crisis.
The first serious attempt to clear slums on govt land was back in the late nineties, when the BJP-Sena govt removed encroachments along the Harbour line tracks. As a reporter for the Times group, I actually travelled inside the train cabin with the motorman, thanks to Mukul Marwah, the then CPRO, to witness firsthand the horrifying operational challenges Central Railway faced daily.
While the Garibnagar demolition is a welcome step, we cannot simply cheer the cleanup without exposing why it happened in the first place. For decades, a ruthless corporator-neta-babu nexus has made millions by exploiting these slumdwellers and weaponising public space. Even today, the Harbour Line remains a chaotic mess, airport lands are heavily choked, and prime government properties across the city stay aggressively encroached.
This structural rot is the direct product of institutional civic corruption. Mumbaikars have not voted for seasonal clearance drives; they voted for an iron hand to smash this systemic betrayal. It is time to look past the bulldozers, expose the entire administrative cartel, and send them to jail. Mumbai needs visible consequences.