I seriously doubt the mo of this feature. This will invite a lot of scammers. Isn't it peer to peer transfer globally without check? Let's assume I started a fake donation campaign for Free-Palestine. can i get money from across the world, without having any information of donors, without FCRA clearance?
What if someone starts a money laundering route at large scale?
@FinMinIndia needs to check sanity of such feature.
Welcome to Dhruv Tatee's fast-track court.
An entire crowd has been convicted of pretending.
ANI has been convicted of hiding the sound.
The star witness? A crossed-out speaker icon.
No witnesses questioned. No defence required.
The judge has already uploaded the verdict.
And tomorrow he'll teach India how propaganda works.
Look at the crowd, there's zero enthusiasm on seeing his face
Everyone is just putting their hands up like they have been told to do so. Poor ANI even had to mute the video to hide the embarrassment 😂
@dhruv_rathee Rathee has uncovered a shocking scandal: an organised roadshow had organisers.
Next exposé: At a birthday party, everyone sang together only after somebody shouted "three, two, one".
Clearly, this German shepherd has no real friends.
Another masterpiece of investigative journalism.
@JaipurDialogues@JaipurDialogues got the judge’s name wrong. Also the gender. Also the court.
But they managed to get “Nehru” into the story.
So naturally, “Kuch Samjhe?”
@Sanjay_Dixit You still have time to delete this and stop with the embarrassment .
@sagarikaghose saw the Election Commission file sixteen lakh appeals against voters the judges had already cleared, most of them in three days before the freeze, and immediately declared the election stolen and a crime against the Constitution.
Two Election Commissioners had written that they didn’t even know who authorised it. The tribunals later put most of the decided names back on the roll. The BJP still won by 127 seats.
She looked at a bulk administrative challenge that was still pending when the votes were counted, skipped the part where the majority of the heard cases were restored, ignored the size of the actual result, and decided the correct word was “crime.”
Didi spent years telling everyone else to wait for the facts now treats an unfinished tribunal queue as proof the election was already stolen.
More evidence of how the Bengal election was stolen. The @ECISVEEP filed urgent appeals against 16 lakh Bengal voters who had already been cleared for inclusion—within just three days, as the rolls froze. Why was Gyanesh Kumar in such a hurry to delete 16 lakh Bengal voters? Gyanesh Kumar and the EC have committed a CRIME against the people of India by snatching away constitutional rights . https://t.co/1PPqchtG3y
Some Bengal voters may genuinely have been wrongly excluded. They deserve a proper investigation.
Unfortunately, they've landed in Sagarika Ghose's crime thriller.
The criminal has been named. The verdict is out. This journo turned MP has announced the climax.
The actual voters are still standing outside, waiting to find out what happened to them.
@sagarikaghose Didi did not even give a speaking role to the affected in their own disappearance.
In every Indian family, two brothers can argue all morning and still sit together at dinner.
But let the RSS and BJP disagree once, and @pbhushan1 turns up with divorce papers.
Nobody asked him to handle the case. He has already started dividing the property.
Chacha regime change pe dhyan do
@_sabanaqvi says Modi Govt. views rights-based protests with suspicion.
Kerala's ASHA workers asked a Left government for better pay. Senior CPI(M) leaders called their protest "politically motivated."
Apparently, the revolutionary right to protest comes with a small condition.
The warranty expires the moment a comrade gets the government bungalow.
@INCIndia@INCIndia Your vegetable price chart seems incomplete.
Please add the 2013 UPA edition:
Onions: ₹100/kg.
Tomatoes: ₹80/kg.
Annual inflation: 9.4%.
And at the bottom, in small print:
“No magic wand available while in power.”
@neha_aisa should open a placement cell for revolutionaries.
In Bangladesh, students helped topple a government. BNP got 209 seats, Jamaat got 68, and the student-led party got six.
The students did the revolution. The established parties got the jobs.
Even an Indian engineering college would be embarrassed by that placement record.
CJP wants to hold the entire Indian government accountable. Every claim verified. Every document examined. Every answer backed by proof.
Wah re, accountability ke thekedaar! First, let's inspect the inspectors.
Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka shared an AI-generated fake quote attributed to Gaurav Bhatia, then had to agree before the Delhi High Court to delete their posts.
Later, their proposed sureties couldn't even clear the magistrate's checks.
And after all the revolutionary speeches, both signed undertakings not to call protests at Jantar Mantar while restrictions remained.
Kranti full volume mein. Court mein terms and conditions apply.
Then enters Abhijeet Dipke, the intellectual powerhouse with a Boston University degree in Public Relations.
Unfortunately, Boston apparently doesn't teach you how to explain your own party's leadership without creating another PR problem.
Dipke had to clarify that calling Das and Ranka the real decision-makers wasn't an attempt to pass the responsibility to them.
Arre bhai, party hai ya passing-the-parcel competition?
Imagine these three turning up at a school demanding an audit of the principal.
One brings a fake quotation. The group's surety paperwork gets rejected. And the founder spends the entire assembly explaining who is actually the class monitor.
Teen mahaan gyaani. Accountability ka viva lene aaye, khud supplementary exam mein baith gaye.
These fellows want the government to explain every contradiction, produce every document and answer every uncomfortable question.
Absolutely. Start with your own report cards.
The real comedy isn't that CJP demands accountability.
It's that these gentlemen appear remarkably better at conducting the examination than surviving one.
CJP's unofficial motto:
Government se sawaal karo. Humse mat karo. Hum toh khud hi jawaab dhoond rahe hain.
@SauravDassss@abhijeet_dipke@AshutoshRanka@Cockroachisback
https://t.co/w92UcjxciY
If this trend reaches India, supermarkets should keep the cash locker inside the pork freezer.
Finally, a security system that doesn't need CCTV, guards or OTP. 😂
#FranceRiots
I am glad CJP was formed.
CJP was a small dose virus which was injected in the Indian state to build immunity against a large scale regime change coup. It acted as a vaccine.
@ashoswai Ashok Swain is a professor of Peace and Conflict Research.
He seems to have found the perfect division of labour.
Peace is his department.
Conflict is Delhi's homework.
Congress is waiting for Modi's political funeral like a relative waiting outside the hospital with property papers.
Someone should tell Rahul Gandhi that democracy doesn't have a next-of-kin policy.
@Iyervval If breaking things created wealth, every Paki cricket fan who smashed a TV after a defeat would be a successful entrepreneur by now.
We've been calling it anger management. France has upgraded it to economic policy.