What exactly does PM Modi mean by “Dimaagi Naxal”?
If speaking out against the BJP’s misgovernance, corruption, arrogance, and the alleged attempts to hand over the country’s resources to Adani and Ambani makes someone a “Dimaagi Naxal”, then I too am a “Dimaagi Naxal”.
#DimaagiNaxal #Democracy #SpeakUp #India
Came to Mumbai via 6E791 and my baggage didn't arrive with me. The staff said it'll arrive via 6E785, but later they said that they couldn't find my luggage. Was told to wait to be contacted within 12 hrs but now when I try to contact them it's no response. Pathetic @IndiGo6E
The All Moran Students’ Union has started an economic blockade in various parts of Tinsukia district from today, demanding tribal status.
We fully support their demands.
This blockade has revealed another truth: most of the trucks coming from Arunachal to Assam via Margherita during today’s blockade are overloaded with illegal coal.
The illegal and overloaded coal trucks, unnoticed by the administration, police, transport authorities, ED, or GST in Assam and Arunachal, should now catch the attention of both state governments!
Take action now; the evidence is right in front of you.
@PMOIndia@narendramodi@CoalMinistry@kishanreddybjp@GauravGogoiAsm@PemaKhanduBJP @DGP_Assam @DGP_Arunachal @GST_Council@dir_ed
Guwahati, Assam: On Social activist Syeda Hameed’s assertion that Bangladeshi nationals could stay in Assam, Asom Sanmilita Morcha, General Secretary, Lurinjyoti Gogoi says, "Today, we have condemned Syeda Hameed’s comment... Assam is not a place for infiltrators to live. We are committed to the Assam Accord and believe that post-1971 foreigners should be identified and deported. Over the past 20 years, we have shown humanitarian concern, but now the burden has become unbearable"
URGENT: Journalist Detained for Doing His Job!
Our journalist Dilwar Hussain Majumder has been detained, and his mobile phone seized under mysterious circumstances. When we inquired, authorities failed to provide a case number or a valid reason for his detention.
What happened?
Today, Dilwar went to cover the APEX Bank recruitment scam and a ₹20.3 crore forgery allegation. When he tried to interview Managing Director Dambaru Saikia, the MD can be seen in the video, calling him upstairs to his office. According to Dilwar, inside the office, he was pressured to withdraw the protest —a demand he rightfully refused, stating that he is only a journalist covering the truth.
Immediately after, as he stepped out, he received a call from Panbazar Thana. Upon arrival, he was detained.
Why is a journalist being detained for doing his job?
Is investigative journalism now a crime?
Is this an open attack on press freedom?
This is nothing but a blatant assault on the Fourth Pillar of Democracy. We demand his immediate release and a clear explanation from the authorities!
#ReleaseDilwarMajumder #PressFreedomUnderThreat
@assampolice@CMOfficeAssam@HardiSpeaks
Assam's Coal Scam Exposed
On January 6, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma tweeted about laborers trapped in a Dima Hasao coal mine, urging prayers. However, subsequent reports revealed that the mining operation was illegal.
The CM claimed that the government had called in the Army for rescue, but this incident has exposed deeper issues. Assam has no legal coal mines except those operated by Coal India in Tinsukia.
A viral challan issued by the Assam Mineral Development Corporation (AMDC) to Mrs. K. Hojai has blown the lid off a massive scam. The AMDC lacks central approval to mine coal, violating National Green Tribunal (NGT) and Supreme Court bans on rat-hole mining.
This illegal activity thrives under a corrupt syndicate allegedly backed by the state government. Mrs. K. Hojai is believed to be the wife of Debolal Garlosa, a BJP leader and Dima Hasao Council CEM.
Despite the CM's claim that the mine was abandoned 12 years ago, evidence proves that AMDC actively operated it. Many rat-hole mines exist within 1 km of the site, and AMDC has sold over 5 million tons of coal to companies like Dalmia cement.
*Key Questions:*
- How does the Assam government defy Supreme Court orders and run illegal coal mines?
- Why haven't district officials been held accountable for permitting these operations?
- Why no action against Mrs. K. Hojai and her associates?
The Assam government's cover-up and pressure on the media to suppress the truth are alarming. It's time to unite against this lawlessness. I urge the Prime Minister's Office, the NGT, and the Supreme Court to take action.
We seek the support of our fellow Indian citizens to raise our voices against government-backed corruption and the exploitation of our natural resources. Please stand with us to protect our green state and save our motherland.
@narendramodi, @JoshiPralhad, @NGT_India, @IndSupremeCourt, @India_NHRC@priyankac19, @KapilSibal@pbhushan1
Assam's Coal Scam Exposed
On January 6, Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma tweeted about laborers trapped in a Dima Hasao coal mine, urging prayers. However, subsequent reports revealed that the mining operation was illegal.
The CM claimed that the government had called in the Army for rescue, but this incident has exposed deeper issues. Assam has no legal coal mines except those operated by Coal India in Tinsukia.
A viral challan issued by the Assam Mineral Development Corporation (AMDC) to Mrs. K. Hojai has blown the lid off a massive scam. The AMDC lacks central approval to mine coal, violating National Green Tribunal (NGT) and Supreme Court bans on rat-hole mining.
This illegal activity thrives under a corrupt syndicate allegedly backed by the state government. Mrs. K. Hojai is believed to be the wife of Debolal Garlosa, a BJP leader and Dima Hasao Council CEM.
Despite the CM's claim that the mine was abandoned 12 years ago, evidence proves that AMDC actively operated it. Many rat-hole mines exist within 1 km of the site, and AMDC has sold over 5 million tons of coal to companies like Dalmia cement.
*Key Questions:*
- How does the Assam government defy Supreme Court orders and run illegal coal mines?
- Why haven't district officials been held accountable for permitting these operations?
- Why no action against Mrs. K. Hojai and her associates?
The Assam government's cover-up and pressure on the media to suppress the truth are alarming. It's time to unite against this lawlessness. I urge the Prime Minister's Office, the NGT, and the Supreme Court to take action.
We seek the support of our fellow Indian citizens to raise our voices against government-backed corruption and the exploitation of our natural resources. Please stand with us to protect our green state and save our motherland.
@narendramodi, @JoshiPralhad, @NGT_India, @IndSupremeCourt, @India_NHRC@priyankac19, @KapilSibal@pbhushan1
Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP) General Secretary Jagadish Bhuyan expressed concerns about alleged illegal coal mining activities in Dima Hasao, questioning the claims made by the state government.
Full Story: https://t.co/tyeGbxhiQP
Here is @assambjp MLA Sri Siddhartha Bhattacharya has fallen victim to the chaos caused by smart meters. Without any prior notice, the electricity to the MLA's residence was cut off after installing a smart meter. Expressing his displeasure, MLA Siddhartha Bhattacharya vented his anger against the electricity department.