Manisha Mittal spent weeks warning the world.
She addressed press conferences, posted videos, went live on social media, alleged threats to her life, and sought protection.
Yet on 13 June 2026, she was shot dead near her school in Shimla.
Within 40 hours, police arrested two suspects and indicated the murder may be linked to a property dispute.
The most chilling part of this case isn’t just the murder… it’s the timeline:
warnings ➝ public pleas ➝
fear for life ➝ assassination.
If a citizen repeatedly says “my life is in danger” and documents it publicly, what more evidence should be required before preventive action is taken?
🚨BREAKING : In Nababganj, Bangladesh, the body of Hindu women Rupali Sarkar (36), wife of Arun Sarkar, was recovered from a orchard.
She was allegedly strangled to death. Multiple injury marks were found on her body.
Another Hindu woman has been killed in Bangladesh.
#HinduLivesMatter
@UN_Women@hrw
BIG BREAKING: FIR registered under UAPA against US-based evangelical group The Timothy Initiative (TTI) & 6 individuals on charges of Christian Conversion and FCRA violations.
ED probe alleges ₹92.55 crore illegally routed via 1,000+ foreign debit cards without FCRA registration.
Large cash withdrawals detected, including ₹6.34 Cr in Naxal-hit Chhattisgarh areas, linked to church-planting ops.
News coming in from South 24 Parganas district of #WestBengal.
In #Kalikatala of #Canning Sub-Division, Islamists of the political party ISF(Indian Secular Front) are allegedly torturing Hindus and BJP workers.
In the video, these Hindu women alleged that Islamists beat them with rod and sticks. Islamists also threatened them to broke their shops and houses. The Islamists also threatened them to murder if they support BJP.
Do you know why Congress is targeting RSS in Karnataka ?
Because of it’s vast network across the state
* 4,127 daily shakhas (branches)
* 1,389 weekly milans
* 60 monthly mandalis
Extensive public outreach, including hundreds of route marches and community gatherings (samajotsavas) drawing millions of HINDU participants
They fear HINDU Unity
Priyank Kharge : I only want RSS to follow the law of the land
Rajdeep : Which specific law is RSS violating?
PK: I want to know under which law they are operating…blah blah blah
Basically Kharge is in deep shit & has no idea - he got played 😅😅
@sagarikaghose@AITCofficial You are not a celebrity. You are a MP means public figure.
Please say whatever you want in public of Bengal freely without security.
Priyank Kharge, 12th pass MLA, son of Congress president, is now giving lessons on legal registration to a 100 year old national movement.
The dynasty runs deep. So does the ignorance.
Beta ji, let us explain slowly.
A FAMILY is not a legal entity. It never has been. You cannot walk into a registrar’s office and file your family as a single unit, because a family is not held together by paperwork. It is held together by values, by sanskar, by a shared idea of who you are and what you owe the world.
But here is the part your Civics class missed: a family that cannot be registered is still never unaccountable. Every member of it carries an Aadhaar, a PAN, a Voter ID. Every member stands answerable in their own name, under the same law as every other citizen.
That is precisely what the Sangh Parivar is. A PARIVAR. A family bound by one conviction, service to this nation, where every single hand doing that work carries its own legal identity.
You join this family by belief. Not by birth. Not by inheritance. Not by waiting for a surname to clear the path.
And every organisation this family has raised is fully registered, fully accountable, fully in the light:
Vidya Bharati schools, registered. Seva Bharati, registered. VHP, ABVP, BMS, BKS, registered. BJP, registered with the Election Commission of India. Hospitals, colleges, vanvasi welfare centres, every one of them registered.
The FAMILY is not a company. Every MEMBER is accounted for. That is not a loophole, Priyank ji. That is how every honest family in India lives. Yours included, except your family did register itself for exactly one thing. As the permanent, hereditary owner of the Congress party.
That is the only registration the Kharge parivar has ever cared about. Power. Inherited. Unelected. Unaccountable. A firm you enter by birth, not a family you join by conviction.
So understand the difference, because it is the whole point. One parivar is held together by what it gives to the country. The other is held together by what it takes from one party and refuses to let go.
Now the law your 12th pass education perhaps skipped: Article 19(1)(c) of the Indian Constitution guarantees every citizen the right to associate freely, including informally. No law in India requires a cultural or social movement to register as a single entity. RSS functions as a voluntary cultural movement rooted in the shakha system, not a society chasing government grants or foreign funds.
Demanding that the RSS Parivar register as one unit is like demanding every Indian family incorporate itself as a private limited company. No law requires it. No family does it. And no Kharge has ever needed it, because your family found a simpler structure. The party itself.
RSS has 100 years of national service, 50,000 plus shakhas, and millions of swayamsevaks who have rebuilt this nation after every flood, every earthquake, every riot, without ever asking for a receipt.
What has your parivar built besides a career on your father’s coattails and a Congress ticket that arrived gift wrapped at birth?
Go back to school, Priyank ji.
RSS runs plenty of them.
All registered.
@DrMohanBhagwat@RSSorg@friendsofrss
@jpsin1 जनता ने इस तानाशाही को करारा जवाब खुद दे दिया। सुपड़ा साफ किया और आगे नामोनिशान मिटा देंगे। ये है अती का अंत। पाप का घड़ा भर चुका था अब फट गया है।
@AITCofficial@abhishekaitc
First prove if RSS receives any foreign funds. Otherwise as a lawyer it doesn't show you in a good light. You behave like a political stone pelter. RSS, not any affiliate. Understand the difference. Every organisation inspired by RSS receiving foreign funds faced same FCRA. Church doesn't have immunity from law Mr @sanjayuvacha
.@PriyankKharge’s letter addressed to RSS Chief Shri Mohan Bhagwat Ji is not an exercise in constitutional inquiry.
It is a calculated political provocation: thin on law, thick on presumption, and conspicuously marked by the entitlement of dynastic politics.
For a full century, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh has served the nation openly, in the full glare of public scrutiny: building character, fostering discipline, strengthening social cohesion, and doing so without seeking state patronage.
Certain Congress leaders, by contrast, have preferred suspect diplomacy - flying to China to sign an MoU with the Chinese Communist Party, shrouded in secrecy and political discomfort.
The contrast could not be starker.
One has operated in Indian sunlight for a hundred years.
The other has repeatedly found comfort in foreign shadows.
Let us address Priyank Kharge’s demands with the precision they lack.
Article 19(1)(c) of the Constitution guarantees every citizen the fundamental right to form associations, unions or co-operative societies. This is not a privilege granted by the State. It is a constitutional freedom.
Article 19(4) permits reasonable restrictions on this freedom only on specified constitutional grounds, and only by authority of law.
Nowhere does the Constitution mandate that every voluntary association must first obtain registration from the State before it can exist or function.
The RSS is precisely such a voluntary association of citizens, united by a shared ideological, cultural and national vision.
It requires no certificate of existence from a minister.
It requires no political permission slip from a dynast.
It requires no registration merely because a Congress leader wishes to manufacture a controversy.
Priyank Kharge’s demand that the RSS must “register” or justify its legal existence is not rooted in constitutional text, statutory obligation or settled principle. It is a whimsical assertion unsupported by law.
In a constitutional democracy governed by the Rule of Law, no individual, however exalted his office, may issue dictates and expect compliance merely because he occupies public office.
Priyank Kharge may be a Minister in the Government of Karnataka. That office confers upon him only those executive powers that law recognises. It does not confer upon him the authority to summon any citizen or organisation and demand that it restructure itself according to his personal fancies.
Such demands, unmoored from any legal mandate, are non est in law.
A dynast indulged by inheritance does not become larger than the Constitution merely because he sits in a ministerial chair.
It was perhaps in anticipation of precisely this species of overreach by those clothed with temporary authority that Thomas Fuller observed: “Be you ever so high, the law is above you.”
Those words were later immortalised by Lord Denning in The Due Process of Law.
The point applies squarely here.
Further, Mr. Kharge’s insistence on disclosure of funding, expenditure, assets and taxation conveniently ignores settled judicial pronouncements.
The question of taxability of Gurudakshina - the voluntary offerings received by the RSS from its members - has already been examined by a constitutional court.
In Commissioner of Income-Tax vs. Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the Patna High Court upheld the principle of mutuality and held that Gurudakshina received from members is not taxable.
The RSS has never claimed exemption from the law.
It has simply refused to be bullied into accepting obligations that the law itself does not impose.
For a hundred years, it has functioned openly, published its activities, withstood bans, political hostility and repeated attempts by Congress governments to delegitimise it.
It has done so without taxpayer money. Or foreign funding.
The letter addressed by Junior Kharge in the garb of accountability stems from legal misconception and political malice.
It is unworthy of the constitutional office he holds and of the democratic traditions he claims to defend.
The RSS needs no certificate of good conduct from any dynast, however high his office.
The law remains above all of us.
Kharge junior’s pompous demands lie beneath it.
@9tttty Our Western Democracy tells us not to raise a question on religious practices of beliefe, it doesn't matter what one believe or practice.
Even if one didn't read or practice other religion, it's duty to say that "all religion are equal".