బషీర్ బాగ్ కాదు, నేటి నుండి శ్రీరామ్ చౌక్!
మన భాగ్యనగరం వైభవాన్ని, సంస్కృతిని చాటుదాం. ఈ చారిత్రక మార్పులో భాగస్వాములవుదాం! 🙏
No longer Bashir Bagh, from today it is Sriram Chowk!
Let’s celebrate and showcase the glory and heritage of our Bhagyanagar. Be a part of this historic transition!
#Hyderabad #SriramChowk #Bhagyanagar #Telangana
@VHPDigital@VHPTelangana@BGUS_official@BJDLBhagyanagar
● 300 girls forced into prostitution after being filmed in compromising positions!
● Ajfarul posed as a Hindu to lure victims into a 'love trap,' followed by gang-rapes and the torture of their families.
A highly sensational case of 'love jihad' has emerged from the Basti district of Uttar Pradesh, in which the victim has leveled grave allegations against the accused and his family. The victim stated that a Muslim man, posing as a Hindu, lured her into a 'love trap' by promising her a job. To avoid raising any suspicion, he even wore a *kalawa* (a sacred Hindu thread) on his wrist before raping her. When the victim went to the accused's home to complain to his family, he—along with his brother and associates—gang-raped her.
● The Muslim man wore a *kalawa* on his wrist.
The victim, a resident of the Kalwari police station area, was working at a private hospital in Basti city, where she met a man named Prince, alias Ajfarul, in January 2022. He claimed to be a Hindu and promised to help her secure a job at a better hospital. In the process, he obtained her mobile number. Gradually, he drew her into a 'love trap'; to ensure she remained unsuspicious, he would wear a *kalawa* on his wrist.
According to the victim, the accused, Ajfarul Haq (alias Prince), is a 'history-sheeter' (a habitual offender with a police record), and his entire family was complicit in his illicit activities. The victim alleges that a deliberate attempt was made to push her into the world of prostitution. She further claims that the accused and his brother, by posing as Hindus, had ensnared approximately 300 girls in such 'love traps.' They would record compromising videos of these women, use them for blackmail, and forcibly sell them into prostitution—both within the country and abroad. Taking the victim's allegations seriously, the Kotwali police have registered an FIR against eight individuals—including a history-sheeter named Ajfarul Haq, alias Prince—and have arrested the accused and sent him to jail. The accused's family members are also among those named.
Regarding the case, Deputy SP Satyendra Bhushan Tiwari stated that a formal complaint has been registered concerning the incident involving the woman, and the accused has been sent to jail. Further legal action is being taken based on the facts that have emerged during the investigation.
We are filing a criminal complaint against Neha Bora over her statement praising Bangladesh’s Gen Z movement for having “shown us the way” and extending a “red salute” while urging Indian youth to draw inspiration from the movement.
Why glorify a movement that plunged a country into upheaval and instability? No one wants India to follow a path towards anarchy and national decline.
The complaint seeks registration of an FIR and investigation under the following provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023:
Section 152: Acts endangering the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India, including specified subversive activities - imprisonment for life or imprisonment up to 7 years, and fine.
Section 147: Waging, attempting to wage, or abetting war against the Government of India - death or imprisonment for life, and fine.
Section 148: Conspiracy to commit offences punishable under Section 147 - imprisonment for life or imprisonment up to 10 years, and fine.
Section 192: Wantonly giving provocation with intent to cause rioting - imprisonment up to 1 year and/or fine if rioting occurs; otherwise, imprisonment up to 6 months and/or fine.
Section 352: Intentional insult with intent to provoke a breach of the peace - imprisonment up to 2 years, or fine, or both.
Section 353(1)(b) and (c): Statements conducing to public mischief in the circumstances specified by law, including certain statements likely to cause public fear or alarm or incite offences - imprisonment up to 3 years, or fine, or both.
The law must take its course.
I extend my sincere gratitude to Sr. Adv. Makarand D. Adkar Ji (@AdkarMakarand) for his invaluable guidance and support.
A woman at the CJP protest, draped in a black, suddenly started lecturing everyone on Manusmriti.
But when a nationalist reporter asked her a simple question about Sharia, she couldn't handle it! 😂
Manusmriti par gyaan full, Sharia par sawaal se meltdown! 🤣
Gujarat: Hindu woman, family harassed by Muslim men while going to a Garba event; Shoaib Shah Fakir and 2 others arrested
The Hindu woman is also a BJP municipal councillor.
Read details.
https://t.co/noKDQAKevT
Rahul Gandhi says Modi & the ECI should prove they aren’t doing “Vote Chori.”
An uncle had a hilarious counter-question for him: “I have a feeling Rahul Gandhi isn’t Rajiv Gandhi’s son. Now let Rahul Gandhi prove that he is!” 😹😂