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[Surbhi @SurrbhiM]

No comments 😭

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

@AmitShah You this?

[Saurabh @rrealsaurabh]

Wait a minute… Poonam?! Is that YOU? 😭😂

[Piyush Rai @Benarasiyaa]

Chinese Army is intruding into our territory in Arunachal and we are holding air shows in Varanasi to scare them off.

[Sonia Gandhi @SoniaGandhi]

In a small Greek restaurant in Cambridge my journey of love began.

Rajiv and I created a world filled with love, laughter and memories. On 10th November, I share that world with you.

[𝗚𝗮𝗺𝗲 𝗢𝗳 𝗕𝗷𝗽 🪷 @Game_Of_BJP]

This one clip made my day.🔥 😍

[, @unsexy_pearex]

no goverment in maharashtra tried to touch the greenery of the state until this government came into the power istg they are the rothschilds of this country whatever they touch burns down into the ashes

[Piyush Rai @Benarasiyaa]

Megha, you should speak to Neha Singh Rathore before taking the this moral high ground for BJP.

[Ratna Singh @whattalawyer]

Example of upar se order 🥹

[Shwetank @Shwetank0]

अर्नब गोस्वामी की बीमारी का सबसे सटीक और दुरुस्त इलाज है @RajThackeray जी के पास!

[Anubhav Gupta @anubhavgupta_ji]

Let's defeat Yogi Adityanath this time.🔥🔥

[Ritika Chopra @RitikaChopra__]

In September, @IndianExpress' investigation revealed that two Election Commissioners had written separately to the Cabinet Secretary seeking action against a senior officer inside the EC.

What happened to those letters is now on record.

File notings obtained under RTI by Commodore Lokesh Batra (retd) show the Cabinet Secretariat discussed the letters on August 3 & 4, then decided to do nothing beyond acknowledging them.

The reasoning? Sandhu and Joshi had written in their individual capacity, not as the Commission.

“In the absence of any official communication from the Commission as a whole, any action at this stage may be inappropriate. It may also be construed as interference in the functioning of the Constitutional Body.”

The Commission, as our investigation has shown, had not met as a full body for FOUR months.

https://t.co/SOM2AJb1PB via @IndianExpress

[T-Rex @T_RexRoars]

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[Bhuvan Ambhore @BhuvanAmbhore]

Disappointed with @Swiggy! I’m deaf and cannot speak on calls. The delivery partner ignored my messages, my order was cancelled without my consent, and ₹189 cancellation fee was charged. No refund received! Please investigate and resolve this fairly.

Order ID: 251883201193051

[Kiran @KiranMechstars]

Savarna Women are gatekeepers of Castiest society.

[Mansi_singh_Tomar @22mansi_singh]

It took 14 years for me to understand his words. 😭

#MannKiBaat

[ravish kumar @ravish_journo]

present indefinite हैं और past imperfect.

[Prashant Pundir @kafkasbluebug]

the candle gathering happened regardless 🕯️

#JusticeforSahilWakode

[HowlingMalfoid @HowlingMalfoid0]

India is literally a 4th world country

[विजय गिते @kingsmanT11]

In this video, you can see our Sathi Ashu S. Bauddh from the Ambedkarite movement engaged in a argument with the police regarding holding a candle march at Chaityabhoomi.

​Regarding the tragic suicide of IIT Mumbai student Sahil Wakode, progressive movements, Ambedkarite friends, and leftist comrades had decided to organize a candle march at Chaityabhoomi, Dadar. However, even before this candle march could take place, Ambedkarite movement scholar Deepali Salve was detained from her residence and later detained other members at Chaityabhoomi. Police did not even listen to many people when they tried to explain that this was not a protest, but a peaceful candle march.

​The police are taking them away, but Chaityabhoomi is our place of inspiration. It is our sacred ground. It belongs to our founding father, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar. We were holding a candle march at that very place. A candle march is a completely peaceful process. The police argue that there was no permission.

However, a candle march does not cause any harm to society; rather, it elevates social values, promotes social unity, helps us overcome mutual social discrimination, and moves us further toward an egalitarian society.

​The core of the Indian Constitution is inherently egalitarian, and what happened to Sahil Wakode is deeply unjust. This candle march was organized to give voice to that injustice.

We strongly condemn this government and administration.

Securing justice for Sahil Wakode is extremely crucial.

​Jai Hind
jai Bhim