Sanchari

Ex-scribe, currently in recovery

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@PedriAndTheWand Who are you? Zee owner?

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

Let's see who among the hopeless bunch of Indian salaried taxpayers gets their income tax refund at the very last this year. At this point it is a race to finish last. 7 months in waiting @IncomeTaxIndia

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@deepigoyal Since you're saying just ask the riders, here's a time when I did: Ordered from Blinkit last month in Kolkata, said arriving in 15 mins. When the rider finally arrived huffing puffing & delayed, he said the store is at least 40 mins away but was expected to deliver in 15 mins

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@JigishVasa Yeah there's no mail or any explanation of this anywhere. Not even on the incometax dashboard. What are we supposed to revise exactly when you say a revised ITR should be filed by Dec 31? @FinMinIndia

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

SMS from income tax dept says 'certain discrepancies in the claim of refund', 'time-limit for filing of revised return of income will expire on 31/12/2025'. with a timeline of 7 days, in holiday season, and complete lack of clarity, how am I going to deal with this new nonsense?

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

the SMS mentions more details in mail, which is yet to come through for me and most other taxpayers who have received this text. and in 7 days we are supposed to revise the ITR filing with no knowledge of what's wrong in the first place

[Sanjiv Bhatt (IPS) @sanjivbhatt]

This is Aakashi & Shantanu Bhatt,

Dearest Dad,

You turn 62 today … your eight birthday away from us, eight years of absence imposed not by fate, but by deliberate injustice.

Eight years in which we as a family have been living parallel lives, us inside prison walls with you, and you living vicariously through us ... physically separated but all the while connected with one another in heart and spirit, fighting for each other's happiness, being each other’s, strength, suit of armour and never ending resilience.

There are days when words feel inadequate, today is one of those days ... not because there is nothing to say, but because there is far too much. Too much loss carried in silence. Too much waiting that has stretched into injustice. Too much pain born from events that should never have been allowed to unfold. Too much that should never have happened to an upright officer who sacrificed his entire being to fight for justice for the victims of hate and violence.

Over these years, we have watched the slow violence of judicial injustice unfold, not as a single event, but as a continuous process. Trumped up charges created not for truth, but to silence the voice of truth. Procedures stretched until fairness collapsed under their weight. Time itself weaponised against you and against us. Each delay, each denial, each indifference extracting its price, emotionally, mentally and physically.

Despite it all, Dad, you have carried yourself through these years with a quiet dignity and strength that no verdict can diminish. While injustice has tried to define you through numbers, files, and false accusations, you have remained exactly who you always were, principled, brave, and unwavering. Even behind walls meant to confine you, your moral authority and courage have travelled freely, far beyond courtrooms, beyond prisons, beyond the reach of those who tried to bury it.

History will forget these excuse of men, who abused their power to silence your voice of truth, but you, Dad, will always be remembered as a man who chose conscience over comfort, truth over self-preservation, and courage over compliance … the one who stood firm when the cost was unbearable.

As your children, we have not been shaped by weakness or loss. We have been shaped by your example!

We have learned clarity from your clarity. Courage from your courage. And strength not as an act of survival, but as an act of defiance.

Let it be known … Ours is not a family defined by suffering, it is a family defined by resolve!

Every year of injustice, every year of separation, has only sharpened our focus. Every attempt to wear us down has strengthened our determination. We fight not emotionally, but strategically. Not loudly, but relentlessly.

Dad, please know, your sacrifice is not invisible … It is not futile, and it will not go unanswered!

There will come a day when the truth that has been suppressed will stand exposed. When history will ask who abused power, and who paid the price for refusing to surrender their conscience … and you will be remembered, clearly, deliberately, and permanently as a man of integrity who stood for truth when it mattered most.

Today, on your 62nd birthday, silence is no longer an option. While defenders of society were targeted, society looked away. Today, we call on it to wake up … to stand where it once retreated, to speak where it once stayed quiet, and to act for accountability and justice without delay.

The day isn’t far when you will walk free, vindicated, unbowed, and victorious! But till then, know this without doubt: you are not alone, not for a moment. We, your family and tens and thousands of your supporters stand right beside you … as your pillars of strength, unwavering, fearless, and unshakeable!

Dad, you will return home not as someone who quietly endured injustice, but as someone who confronted it, exposed it, and emerged undefeated!

And we promise, you will never be defeated …. Not Now .. Not Ever.

Wishing you a very Happy Birthday, Dad.

We love you to infinity and beyond!

Endlessly proud of you!!

Yours,
Aakashi & Shantanu

#justiceforsanjivbhatt #FreeSanjivBhatt #EnoughIsEnough

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@A_K_Mandhan Tata Motors

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@A_K_Mandhan Maruti

[Roshan Rai @RoshanKrRaii]

Posters of Keir Starmer in London : 02

Posters of Keir Starmer in Mumbai : 200

Because Politicians aren’t allowed to waste tax payers money in London but in India, there is 0 accountability.

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@aavishhkar I have been looking forward to this film since it started doing the festival rounds. But now when it has finally released in India, there's hardly a decent time to go watch it on the big screen. In Noida, you can either watch it at 11pm, 10am or 1 pm, assuming you are unemployed

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@ghaywan I want to watch it at a theatre, but Noida has shows at either 11pm or 10 am. This makes it impossible for people who genuinely want to watch good cinema on the big screen

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@ghaywan But why Jhanvi Kapoor? Did Karan Johar force the cast on you? Blink if you need help

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@Watchdog_MP Yes, am sure you wish you could have packed up the Railways and the universities too while checking out with the last bag of gold and diamonds you plucked out of the Taj Mahal. Only if your bags were big enough

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

Is it just me when I feel secretly happy that the British are being driven out of their own areas by immigrants of countries they had once occupied? No sympathies for this tiny nation that took it upon themselves to ruin most of the other races, entire cultures and their wealth

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@Watchdog_MP Your museums and coffers are filled with riches and artifacts stolen from across the coloured nations. This was daylight robbery that only benefited the British. It's high time you stop this pretence of being the messiah of the world. Countries and cultures existed before you

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@Watchdog_MP Yes, the British built the Railways. But the primary reason behind it was to loot the wealth and resources or flourishing countries like India. India's share of the world economy was 23% in the 1700s, by the time the British left India, it dropped to 3%. Who benefited from this?

[Sanchari @bongfrombongo]

@ANI My god did he use his own two legs to walk up to the car to go to Manipur after 2 years? He must have had to put on his own clothes, comb his hair, and be on schedule to make this happen for the people of a far Northeastern state! Unreal benevolence

[Parth MN @parthpunter]

Indian media covers protest in other countries from the point of view of protestors.

But in India, it covers protests from the point of view of power.

Hypocrites of the highest order