@aravind didn't get your idea of your tweet. Two wrongs don't make a right. If soldiers get beaten in developed countries, should it be a norm here.
What if the soldiers take matter into their own hands like dictatorial countries...
Vaise immense respect to you on other tweets🙂
@bsdhanoa These people are on the payroll and will always side by who pays them. You see they are even afraid to use their own name and hide behind anonymity.
अनैतिक संबंध के दौरान जब कांडम फट जाते हैं तब कुछ ऐसी औलादें जन्म लेती हैं जो आगे चलके सोशल मीडिया पर 2 rupay ke liye इस प्रकार के पोस्ट करती हैं!! और नाम रखती हैं Starboy Tarun.
ना फौजी है ना सरकार पर २ रुपये ले कर ट्वीट करना है ।
A disgruntle unfit for fauz type of boy, having identity crisis can only have such shameless attitude to float utter nonsense and lies against armed forces.
Just that democracy allows him wear combat t shirt, else dare anyone like him can fake, wearing a uniform to fulfill missed dream of being a fauzi.
Appropriate action should be taken against him to spread lies @adgpi@SpokespersonMoD
@total_woke_ अनैतिक संबंध के दौरान जब कांडम फट जाते हैं तब कुछ ऐसी औलादें जन्म लेती हैं जो आगे चलके सोशल मीडिया पर इस प्रकार के पोस्ट करती हैं!! और नाम रखती हैं Eminent Intellectual.
ना फौजी है ना सरकार पर २ रुपये ले कर ट्वीट करना है ।
@aajtak@gauravcsawant This is called penny wise pound foolish. How much tax would the govt collect from the disabled soldiers. They would spend more amount in an social evening than the tax. But they are fast loosing the ground with forces and common people.... Who guides them for such actions
#revoke_it_disabilitypension@narendramodi@PMOIndia@adgpi@rajnathsingh
Respected Prime Minister
I am writing to you with profound respect and grave concern regarding the recent revocation of income-tax exemption for disabled personnel of the Armed Forces. These valiant individuals, who have sustained permanent disabilities in the line of duty, elect to continue their service until retirement, thereby exemplifying unparalleled dedication to the nation.
Our soldiers willingly embrace extraordinary risks to safeguard the peace and sovereignty of India. Many endure lifelong disabilities as a direct consequence of their selfless actions in defense of the homeland. Rather than seeking premature release, numerous such heroes and heroines opt to remain in uniform, leveraging their invaluable experience, leadership, and operational expertise to mentor and strengthen the Armed Forces. This choice is not born of convenience but of an unyielding commitment to duty.
The erstwhile income-tax exemption was far from an act of charity; it was a solemn acknowledgment of their profound sacrifices. The revocation of this benefit for those who persevere in service despite their injuries conveys an unintended yet deeply wounding message: that resilience and continued contribution are met with administrative penalty rather than commendation. In a poignant irony, a soldier medically invalided out is granted relief, while one who soldiers on through adversity is deprived of equivalent moral and financial recognition.
This policy adjustment not only undermines the equity of support extended to our defenders but also erodes the sacred national covenant that those wounded in the line of service shall never be made to feel burdened for prioritizing duty over discharge.
India has long held its Armed Forces in the highest esteem, with the ethos of “soldiers first” at the heart of our national pride. The restoration of income-tax exemption for disabled personnel who serve until retirement would unequivocally reaffirm this principle, elevate morale across all ranks, and fortify the unbreakable bond of trust between the nation and its guardians.
Sir, with this, home budget of senior and super senior disabled ex-servicemen will be reduced by 25% in one stroke. They are not at an employable age and have no way to offset this hit.
I humbly implore your gracious intervention to review this matter expeditiously and reinstate the exemption. Such a step would serve the cause of fairness, express our collective gratitude, and deliver justice to those who have already paid the ultimate price in blood and valor for our security.
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Jai Hind!
@IndiaToday Willy Billy the IT burden would fall on only the disabled officers as the JCOs ORs may not fall in the higher bracket of disability pensions and I don't think their numbers would be more than two thousand. The govt wants the get rich by taxing these officers.... amazing
सर @nitin_gadkari मैंने कई बार आपके बारे में पढ़ा है कि आप हाईवे या एक्सप्रेसवे को तभी मंज़ूरी देते हैं जब आप संतुष्ट हो जाते हैं कि सड़क पर वाहन उछलेगा नहीं।
कई बार तो पानी का गिलास रखकर गाड़ी चलवाई है आपने। मेरा आपसे निवेदन है कि मेरठ-दिल्ली एक्सप्रेसवे पर भी ये टेस्ट कर लें। अगर सौ मीटर भी आपके गिलास में पानी बचा रहे तो मुझे बता देना।
सारी सड़क दब चुकी है। जगह जगह गाड़ी जंप लेने लगी है। किसी बड़े हादसे के लिए तैयार रहें।
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