Thank you PM Netanyahu for your warm wishes. May India-Israel friendship continue to flourishโฆmay both countries further strengthen and deepen this relationship bringing peace, development as well as security to our people.
@IsraeliPM
While Trump scolds the world about trading with Russia & funding its war in Ukraine, Putin says, โSince the US new administration came to power, US-Russia bilateral trade has grown by 20%.โ
Congratulations to Thiru Rajinikanth Ji on completing 50 glorious years in the world of cinema. His journey has been iconic, with his diverse roles having left a lasting impact on the minds of people across generations. Wishing him continued success and good health in the times to come.
@rajinikanth
My earnest appeal to all the genuine #dog lovers. Please adopts stray each from your own colony. Or Contribute just one percent of your annual income for the construction of dog shelters. If even 15 percent of these do goodfellas practice what they preach, we wouldnโt find a single dog on any of the roads or streets any where in India. So stand up and be counted. Post picture with your new family members rather than protesting in courts. #SaveDogs
Kerala Is Fighting Back ...!!!
Thousands joined a massive march to Kothamangalam Police Station, led by BJP National Committee Member Shri P.C. George, demanding justice for Sona Eldhose, the latest victim of love jihad.
Sonia Gandhiโs tryst with Indiaโs votersโ list is riddled with glaring violations of electoral law. This perhaps explains Rahul Gandhiโs fondness for regularising ineligible and illegal voters, and his opposition to the Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
Her name first appeared on the rolls in 1980 โ three years before she became an Indian citizen and while she still held Italian citizenship. At the time, the Gandhi family lived at 1, Safdarjung Road, the official residence of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Until then, the voters registered at that address were Indira Gandhi, Rajiv Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi, and Maneka Gandhi. In 1980, the electoral rolls of the New Delhi parliamentary constituency were revised with January 1, 1980, as the qualifying date. During this revision, Sonia Gandhiโs name was added, appearing at serial number 388 in polling station 145.
This entry was a clear violation of the law, which requires a person to be an Indian citizen to be registered as a voter. Following an outcry in 1982, her name was deleted from the list โ only to reappear in 1983.
But even her reinstatement raised serious questions. In the fresh revision of the electoral rolls that year, Sonia Gandhi was listed at serial number 236 in polling station 140. The qualifying date for registration was January 1, 1983 โ yet she was granted Indian citizenship only on April 30, 1983.
In other words, Sonia Gandhiโs name entered the electoral rolls twice without meeting the basic citizenship requirement โ first as an Italian citizen in 1980, and then again in 1983, months before she legally became a citizen of India. We are not even asking why it took her 15 years after marrying Rajiv Gandhi to accept Indian citizenship.
If this isnโt blatant electoral malpractice, what is?