@rishabhsonu@Indian_Analyzer@SamikBJP This is a by poll, how would the karyakarta get this seat if she didn’t resign? She resigned only on the condition of getting bjp ticket. Get the full story first
@gourab19964u@Indian_Analyzer@BJP4Bengal Your anger is justified but how would you get that RS seat if she didn’t resign? Her resignation was on the condition that she will be re-elected on bjp ticket. She was not involved in corruption, how would you force her to resign?
@MihirkJha Though I am absolutely against it but that actress resigned only on the condition that she will get re-elected on BJP ticket. We are absolutely furious about it but Delhi leaders are not listening to the state leaders, these 5 RS seats wont help @BJP4India achieve anything
This guy is a terrorist sympathiser
We need to expose all such people every single time. Most likely he is a fucking Bangladeshi immigrant living in USA
#FlyDubaiAirlines
@Sujan_Speak Bokachoda, emon kelabo baper naam mone pore jabe. Chup chaap nose thak, ar Hitler er partner chilo Stalin Baler history porechis tora Molotov Ribbentrop Pact 1939. Khankir chhele por giye eta. Tor baaper chhobi Hitler er general er saathe.. sala madarchod
On 5 September 1986, Pan Am Flight 73 was flying from Mumbai, India to the United States, with a stop in Karachi, Pakistan. At the Karachi airport, four armed hijackers took control of the plane.
Neerja Bhanot, a 22-year-old senior flight attendant, warned the pilots in time, so they escaped safely. This made Neerja the most senior crew member left on board. For the next 17 hours, she stayed calm and helped hide the American passengers' passports, so the hijackers could not identify and target them.
When the hijackers started shooting, Neerja had a chance to escape. Instead, she turned back to save three young children. She shielded them with her own body and was shot. She died that day, but her actions saved more than 350 passengers. India later honoured her with the Ashoka Chakra, the country's highest peacetime bravery award.
Forty years later, on 30 September 2026, Captain Smit Machchhar was flying a flydubai plane from Dubai to Tel Aviv. He was seriously injured during an attack inside the cockpit. Even while injured, he managed to open the cockpit door, so the crew and passengers could stop the attacker. His courage helped save all 174 people on that flight.
Two Indians. Two different decades. The same courage when people needed it the most.