Thanks a lot @SwiggyCares helped me in the refund process immediately on that very night when I tweeted...
@Swiggy Alhamdulillah got my refund ...
Special thanks to NIKHIL. ♥️
Yesterday night I ordered 2 mountain dew and lays from swiggy Instamart. But 2 dews were both hot and warm, totally bad quality and I asked for exchange but they didn't exchanged nor they refund. Totally bad service....
@Swiggy@instamart_it
Yesterday night I ordered 2 mountain dew and lays from swiggy Instamart. But 2 dews were both hot and warm, totally bad quality and I asked for exchange but they didn't exchanged nor they refund. Totally bad service....
@Swiggy@instamart_it
Yesterday night I ordered 2 mountain dew and lays from swiggy Instamart. But 2 dews were both hot and warm, totally bad quality and I asked for exchange but they didn't exchanged nor they refund. Totally bad service from swiggy Instamart.
@Swiggy@SwiggyCares@instamart_it
Yesterday night I ordered 2 mountain dew and lays from swiggy Instamart. But 2 dews were both hot and warm, totally bad quality and I asked for exchange but they didn't exchanged nor they refund. Totally bad service from swiggy Instamart.
@Swiggy@SwiggyCares@instamart_it
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Two terrified Kashmiri students pursuing their studies under PMSSS Scheme are allegedly facing continuous harassment, intimidation and pressure to vacate their accommodation at Shanti Homes Colony, Korand Gandhi Nagar, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
Both students are pursuing pharmacy studies at TRUBA Institute of Pharmacy, Bhopal. They were selected under PMSSS. Although hostel accommodation was allotted to them under the scheme, the college currently does not have hostel facilities available, forcing them to reside in a paying-guest accommodation since last year.
According to the students, members of the local colony/society and other fringe elements have been continuously pressuring their landlord to evict them just because they are from Kashmir and are Muslims. They further allege that the landlord has been warned that, if the students are not removed immediately, the individuals will forcibly enter the premises and throw them out. The fear is so intense that they are unable to leave their accommodation, travel, or even attend college.
The students approached their college authorities seeking help and intervention, but no meaningful assistance was provided. They have consequently been left in a vulnerable situation, uncertain about where they can safely stay and whether they can continue their education without fear.
No student should ever have to choose between their safety and their education. No young person should be threatened with eviction, intimidation or physical harm because of their religion, identity or place of origin. Nor should Kashmiri students be compelled to seek segregated accommodation simply because they are Kashmiris or Muslims.
I urge MP Chief Minister @DrMohanYadav51 ji, @DGP_MP MP Kailash Makwana Ji to intervene immediately, verify the allegations on the ground, ensure the students’ safety and security, and take strict legal action against anyone found involved in threats, intimidation, coercion or discriminatory harassment.
The authorities must also immediately coordinate with the college and ensure that the students are provided safe and suitable accommodation near their institution. If hostel accommodation is presently unavailable, an appropriate alternative must be arranged so that their education is not disrupted.
The college administration also has a responsibility towards students studying under PMSSS. When students approach their institution saying that they fear for their safety, their concerns must be treated with urgency, sensitivity and seriousness, rather than leaving them to navigate a potentially dangerous situation on their own.
We appeal to the MP Govt to ensure that neither student is forced to leave their accommodation under pressure or intimidation until a safe alternative has been arranged. Their academic year, mental peace and future must not be jeopardised because of circumstances beyond their control.
Kashmiri students are equal citizens of India. They have every right to study, live and pursue their dreams anywhere in the country without fear, harassment, discrimination or intimidation. The responsibility of the state is to ensure that every student, irrespective of religion, region or identity, feels safe and protected.
It is deeply saddening that some people want Kashmir, but not Kashmiris. Nothing can damage the idea of India in Kashmir more than incidents where Kashmiri students are made to feel unsafe, unwanted or unwelcome elsewhere in the country.
We appeal to the Govt to act before the situation escalates. A threat to students’ safety cannot be allowed to become a threat to their education or their lives.
@RahulGandhi@vidyarthee@PreetiChoudhry@OmarAbdullah@MehboobaMufti@nasirsogami@kaushikrj6@zoo_bear@Nidhi@_YogendraYadav@_sayema@sushant_says@sardesairajdeep@svaradarajan@anishgawande@manojkjhadu@MuzamilJALEEL@alishan_jafri@betwasharma@samar11@_sayema@BDUTT@islahmufti@vijaita@RanaAyyub@Pawankhera@Nidhi@ReallySwara@sagarikaghose@rautsanjay61@ReallySwara@HMOIndia@Ashok_Kashmir@dhruv_rathee@SauravDassss@jitupatwari@Smita_Sharma@Saurabh_Unmute@asadowaisi@MirwaizKashmir@ravish_journo@ajitanjum@rohini_sgh
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Two terrified Kashmiri students pursuing their studies under PMSSS Scheme are allegedly facing continuous harassment, intimidation and pressure to vacate their accommodation at Shanti Homes Colony, Korand Gandhi Nagar, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
Both students are pursuing pharmacy studies at TRUBA Institute of Pharmacy, Bhopal. They were selected under PMSSS. Although hostel accommodation was allotted to them under the scheme, the college currently does not have hostel facilities available, forcing them to reside in a paying-guest accommodation since last year.
According to the students, members of the local colony/society and other fringe elements have been continuously pressuring their landlord to evict them just because they are from Kashmir and are Muslims. They further allege that the landlord has been warned that, if the students are not removed immediately, the individuals will forcibly enter the premises and throw them out. The fear is so intense that they are unable to leave their accommodation, travel, or even attend college.
The students approached their college authorities seeking help and intervention, but no meaningful assistance was provided. They have consequently been left in a vulnerable situation, uncertain about where they can safely stay and whether they can continue their education without fear.
No student should ever have to choose between their safety and their education. No young person should be threatened with eviction, intimidation or physical harm because of their religion, identity or place of origin. Nor should Kashmiri students be compelled to seek segregated accommodation simply because they are Kashmiris or Muslims.
I urge MP Chief Minister @DrMohanYadav51 ji, @DGP_MP MP Kailash Makwana Ji to intervene immediately, verify the allegations on the ground, ensure the students’ safety and security, and take strict legal action against anyone found involved in threats, intimidation, coercion or discriminatory harassment.
The authorities must also immediately coordinate with the college and ensure that the students are provided safe and suitable accommodation near their institution. If hostel accommodation is presently unavailable, an appropriate alternative must be arranged so that their education is not disrupted.
The college administration also has a responsibility towards students studying under PMSSS. When students approach their institution saying that they fear for their safety, their concerns must be treated with urgency, sensitivity and seriousness, rather than leaving them to navigate a potentially dangerous situation on their own.
We appeal to the MP Govt to ensure that neither student is forced to leave their accommodation under pressure or intimidation until a safe alternative has been arranged. Their academic year, mental peace and future must not be jeopardised because of circumstances beyond their control.
Kashmiri students are equal citizens of India. They have every right to study, live and pursue their dreams anywhere in the country without fear, harassment, discrimination or intimidation. The responsibility of the state is to ensure that every student, irrespective of religion, region or identity, feels safe and protected.
It is deeply saddening that some people want Kashmir, but not Kashmiris. Nothing can damage the idea of India in Kashmir more than incidents where Kashmiri students are made to feel unsafe, unwanted or unwelcome elsewhere in the country.
We appeal to the Govt to act before the situation escalates. A threat to students’ safety cannot be allowed to become a threat to their education or their lives.
@RahulGandhi@vidyarthee@PreetiChoudhry@OmarAbdullah@MehboobaMufti@nasirsogami@kaushikrj6@zoo_bear@Nidhi@_YogendraYadav@_sayema@sushant_says@sardesairajdeep@svaradarajan@anishgawande@manojkjhadu@MuzamilJALEEL@alishan_jafri@betwasharma@samar11@_sayema@BDUTT@islahmufti@vijaita@RanaAyyub@Pawankhera@Nidhi@ReallySwara@sagarikaghose@rautsanjay61@ReallySwara@HMOIndia@Ashok_Kashmir@dhruv_rathee@SauravDassss@jitupatwari@Smita_Sharma@Saurabh_Unmute@asadowaisi@MirwaizKashmir@ravish_journo@ajitanjum@rohini_sgh