🚨URGENT NEWS🚨
The government is planning on arresting me, Abhijeet, Ashutosh, Ratna and other Cockroach Janta Party leaders.
If the government thinks that such dictatorial actions will work, then they are mistakened! The young generation has awakened. We appeal to everyone to continue fighting for our rights and future, with or without us. We have always been ready to face the jail or worse. But this will be a big mistake. The young will not tolerate this.
The protests must continue. People of India should ensure the biggest mobilisation starting October 10th.
@Cockroachisback
Neha Bora has now been released by Delhi Police in Narela.
Ladenge - Jitenge. Zindabad!
Serious query: can a Delhi police officer, please show me the legal provision under which they are picking up protesters from the jurisdiction of Parliament Street Police Station, and then releasing them near the outskirts of Delhi, outside that jurisdiction of Parliament Street. I would like to be educated by Delhi police officials on this aspect. What I do know is that every action and order of the Delhi police is governed by law and rules, on paper.
🚨 Important Update:
Our team went inside the police station with the victim and asked them to register an FIR against ACP Vivek Bhagat for molestation, but Delhi Police refused, citing the ongoing Crime Branch investigation.
The law is clear, an FIR must be registered without any inquiry. Yet, Delhi Police is doing everything it can to protect its ACP.
एक कहावत है जैसा बोओगे, वैसा ही काटोगे।”
आज यही हाल उन गोदी मीडिया के हिस्से का है, जिन्होंने सालों तक नफ़रत फैलाने और समाज को बांटने का काम किया।
नतीजा ये है कि अब जहां भी जा रहे हैं, विरोध और बहिष्कार का सामना करना पड़ रहा है।
जनता सब देख रही है, सब याद रख रही है।
लगता है ये सिर्फ़ शुरुआत है… आगे अभी बहुत कुछ देखना बाकी है।
I wonder when @DelhiPolice will be independent and obey the Constitution?
We are citizens not subjects. Our rights are not mortgaged to you that you can announce that our freedoms stand suspended on Gandhi Jayanti!
We don’t need police permission to hold peaceful protests to save democracy.
Delhi police you have been informed about the protests at Jantar Mantar.
Delhi Police stop behaving like a colonial force and implementing illegal orders of your political masters.
And of course let’s all including @DelhiPolice follow the teachings of Gandhi on Gandhi Jayanti.
Gandhi said do not obey an illegal and unjust order.
Sir, the imposition of curfew to obstruct a peaceful democratic protest is illegal and unconstitutional.
You cannot arbitrarily suspend Article 19 freedoms.
Delhi Police needs a refresher course in the constitution and the law
Following the illegal orders of the government is not your job.
Gentle reminder to @DelhiPolice , we are citizens of an independent country and you and the government is accountable to us and the constitution.
This is flat out disrespectful to the Indian pilot who risked his life, got stabbed a few times to save the plane from being hijacked.
This headline puts him at the same level as the terrorist who was trying to hijack the airplane.
Given the past behavior of the BBC, I am inclined to say that this is deliberately misleading. They have a history of promoting anti-Indian sentiments and this is just another example of it.
Never flying @TurkishAirlines again. Mess up with food allergies when meals are pre-selected. They change your baggage mid journey and harass you for 2 hours and make you pay for extra baggage on the return leg. Treat you like liars.
@narendramodi, yesterday Delhi saw two protests: one against your vote-chori partner Gyanesh Kumar, another against gangrape and sexual assault.
And what did you do? Bhajan Clubbing. Priorities much?
Don’t worry, your vote-chori partner and the culture of protecting rapists won’t be spared by the Gen Z.
Indian Express story on Gyanesh Kumar isn't about the compromised Election Commission or its de facto masters, aka, Amit Shah and Narendra Modi. The story is that the Indian Supreme Court gave BJP all the confidence it needed to rig election after election through Gyanesh Kumar
When we reached a school in Greater Noida for inspection, the authorities got the school doors locked and didn’t let us in.
But what we witnessed outside the school premises was even worse.