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[Shambhav Sharma @shambhav15]

All of these “protesters” knew exactly what Sharjeel Imam’s beliefs have been this entire time

And still they decided to to chant his name in pretty much every CJP protest

Says a lot

[Arjun* @mxtaverse]

There is no need to emulate this. The last thing we want is Instagram "deshbhakt" scientists who do Science™ just for publicity and to gain aashirvad from the regime.

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

🚨 China is replacing celebrities and advertisements on giant public screens with scientists.

Something we can emulate.

[Dr Ishita Sengar @IshitaSengar]

To
The Hon’ble Authorities of the Republic of India,

I am writing this letter as a daughter who is exhausted, frightened, and slowly losing faith, but still holding on to hope because there is nowhere else left to go.

For eight years, my family and I have waited. Quietly. Patiently. Believing that if we did everything “the right way,” the truth would eventually speak for itself. We trusted the law. We trusted the Constitution. We trusted that justice in this country does not depend on noise, hashtags, or public anger.

Today, I write because that faith is breaking.

Before my words are even heard, my identity is reduced to a label—“the daughter of a BJP MLA.” As if that erases my humanity. As if that alone makes me undeserving of fairness, dignity, or even the right to speak. People who have never met me, never read a single document, never looked at a single court record, have decided that my life has no value.

Over these years, I have been told countless times on social media that I should be raped, killed, or punished simply for existing. This hatred is not abstract. It is daily. It is relentless. And it breaks something inside you when you realise that so many people believe you do not even deserve to live.

We chose silence not because we were powerful, but because we believed in institutions. We did not hold protests. We did not shout on television debates. We did not burn effigies or trend hashtags. We waited because we believed that truth does not need spectacle.

What did that silence cost us?

We have been stripped of our dignity piece by piece. We have been abused, mocked, and dehumanised every single day for eight years. We have been drained financially, emotionally, and physically running from one office to another, writing letters, making calls, begging to be heard. There is no door we did not knock on. No authority we did not approach. No media house we did not write to.

And yet no one listened.

Not because the facts were weak.
Not because the evidence was lacking.
But because our truth was inconvenient.

People call us “powerful.” I ask you what kind of power leaves a family voiceless for eight years? What kind of power means watching your name dragged through mud daily while you sit silently, trusting a system that seems unwilling to even acknowledge your existence?

What scares me today is not just injustice, it is fear. A fear deliberately manufactured. A fear so loud that judges, journalists, institutions, and ordinary citizens are all pressured into silence. A fear designed to ensure that no one dares to stand with us, no one dares to listen to us, and no one dares to say, “Let us look at the facts.”

Watching this unfold has shaken me deeply. If truth can be drowned so easily by outrage and misinformation, where does someone like me go? If pressure and public frenzy begin to overshadow evidence and due process, what protection does an ordinary citizen truly have?

I am not writing this letter to threaten anyone.
I am not writing this letter to gain sympathy.
I am writing because I am terrified and because I still believe someone, somewhere, will care enough to listen.

We are not asking for favour.
We are not asking for protection because of who we are.

We are asking for justice because we are human.

Please let the law speak without fear.
Please let evidence be examined without pressure.
Please let truth be treated as truth even when it is unpopular.

I am a daughter who still believes in this country.
Please do not make me regret that faith.

Respectfully,
A daughter still waiting for justice
#Unnao #KuldeepSengar @LiveLawIndia @barandbench @ANI

[Dr Ishita Sengar @IshitaSengar]

There are a lot of claims stating the audio circulating online is “AI-generated” where the uncle of the complainant is asking to “scratch private parts before medical examination.”

To clarify the record: this audio was produced by the CBI itself during the investigation. It was retrieved from the complainant’s uncle’s own phone, not created later or fabricated digitally.

During the investigation, it emerged that the uncle used to record conversations intentionally, with the purpose of provoking, instigating, and later using selective recordings to support false allegations #Unnao #KuldeepSinghSengar

[Dr Ishita Sengar @IshitaSengar]

Until now, I believed people like @yogitabhayana were simply ignorant of the evidence placed on record in this case.

Knowing that she is fully aware of the facts and still choosing to push this narrative is not activism it is wilful dishonesty #Unnao

[Nehru @Nehruvaad]

we have our zamaane ke
ambedkar - chandrashekhar ravan
jinnah - sharjeel imam
Liyaquat - owaisi
british viceroy - modi
india is now finding a new nehru and gandhi almost 100 years after independence

[nullpsyche @ErrorInEmpathy]

@RahulPandefig @will_seaborn Bade harami ho 🤣 🤣🤣

[Gangster Cinema Central @GangsterCinema]

Opened up Gangster Cinema Central on Threads. It’s doing very well, but holy shit is it boring over there. Most of film Threads seems to be wannabe filmmakers posting their dumb little inspirational posts. It feels like a neutered version of Twitter.

Twitter gets toxic as hell, and sometimes I can’t stand it. There are still people here with great taste in movies and art who really know their shit. That’s what keeps me coming back.

The only account I’ve found on Threads that I really like so far is this guy. He’s got some brilliant takes on the Godfather movies. Great stuff. 😂

[Kritika Agrawal - Content Marketing @KritikaA1430]

i think I have been scammed on Insta, tho the amount is only 699, I don't want to let this go because I dont want this person to get away with this and take an action on this

I have tried calling 1915, only to be put on hold for around 15 mins and the call to be hung up in between

is there something i can do? @jagograhakjago

[Sawai @HHMaharajaSawai]

The Leftist conceives of the Constitution as a transformative document through which they wish to enact the political vision to which they are slaves.

IT Cell is a joke.
Svnghauts are 5 years behind, along with a cohort of BPillers.
The frontier of discourse is held by a few.

[ARROGANT GUY @ARROGANT_GUY3]

Fucking dirty bc

[ARROGANT GUY @ARROGANT_GUY3]

Belandur, Bangalore.
Just 500 meters from JP MORGAN

[ARROGANT GUY @ARROGANT_GUY3]

Baniya maadarchods

[ARROGANT GUY @ARROGANT_GUY3]

This redditor lives there.

PS: India is a fucking shithole of a country.

[Sawai @HHMaharajaSawai]

“Something had to come in one form or another to release the deepest instincts in our blood... The great game of world politics is not over. Only now are the highest stakes being played for. Every living nation must rise to greatness or go under. But the events of this year allow us to hope that the decision in our case has not yet been made, that we.... shall sooner or later again be subjects and not mere objects of history. The decades in which we live are stupendous - and accordingly terrifying and void of happiness. Greatness and happiness are incompatible and we are given no choice. No one living in any part of the world of today will be happy, but many will be able to control by the exercise of their own Will, the greatness or insignificance of their life-course. As for those who seek comfort merely, they do not deserve to exist.”

[Sawai @HHMaharajaSawai]

"Brown Shirt", and because we won't agree with Imam's demand of proportional communal quota, or the idea that the Constitution of India is anti-minority.

The collective Indian Leftist/Marxist mask-off is quite charming.
They have been holding the door for Islamists since 1975.

[SceneSurgeHQ @_FarmercistP_]

Jenna Ortega wore a dress made of steel rods and crystal beads.

The actress wore a one-of-one Elias Matso dress made from steel rods and crystal beads to the NYC screening of Klara and the Sun on October 19.

Styled by Enrique Melendez, Jenna paired the ankle-length creation with nude heels and smoky eyes. She told PEOPLE the handmade design felt perfectly suited to the film, in which she plays a solar-powered artificial companion.

[Damien Wayne @Fame_0007]

One criticism of Zack Snyder's Justice League is that its extended runtime can make the story feel unusually slow.

However, much of that time is devoted to establishing the personal histories and motivations of characters who are supposed to become a team. Victor's trauma, Barry's insecurity and Arthur's reluctance to join the world of superheroes all contribute to the film's character-driven structure.

The approach assumes that the audience should understand why these people choose to fight together rather than simply watch them assemble for a large battle.

The benefit is a more detailed sense of who the heroes are. The drawback is that the central conflict takes longer to develop.

Would you prefer a tighter Justice League film that gets to the action faster, or is the extra character development essential to making the team believable?