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Ahmedabad's severe rainfall left roads waterlogged, with no taxis, autos, or public transport available to reach the railway station. Despite our best efforts, we were unable to board the train. (1/2)
@FI_InvestIndia Dark reality of India, even 112 PCR Van which is meant for public emergency doesn't have a time to see the person heavily injured!
Shame @GujaratPolice@SP_Junagadh for this type of inhuman heart!
When Lal Bahadur Shastri passed away, India lost a Prime Minister. 🇮🇳💔
But the real shock came later…
when people discovered what he had actually left behind.
Not wealth.
Not bungalows.
Not secret fortunes.
Instead, they found:
👉 A bank loan
👉 A few simple clothes
👉 Some old books
👉 And rent receipts
A man who led an entire nation…
left behind debt for his own family.
When Shastri Ji decided to buy a small Fiat car, he didn’t misuse power or privilege.
The car cost ₹12,000, but he only had ₹7,000.
So the Prime Minister of India took a ₹5,000 loan from Punjab National Bank.
And what touches the heart even more…
When he passed away in 1966, that loan was still unpaid.
No businessman came forward.
No political influence erased it.
His wife quietly repaid the remaining amount through her pension.
Just pause for a moment and think about that. 💔
Today, when politics is often associated with wealth and power, Lal Bahadur Shastri’s life feels almost unbelievable.
He didn’t leave crores for his children.
He left values.
He didn’t leave luxury.
He left honesty.
He proved that true greatness is not measured by what a leader owns…
but by how honestly he lives.
“Simplicity was his ornament.
Honesty was his identity.”
Some leaders rule governments.
Rare leaders rule hearts forever.
And that is why India still remembers him with pride:
“Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan.” 🇮🇳🙏
#LalBahadurShastri #JaiJawanJaiKisan #IndianHistory #RealHero #SimpleLivingHighThinking #IndiaProud 🇮🇳
@RailwaySeva@rameshofficial0@drm_kir In this country VIP are allowed to do anything
No value of life for general & poor citizens
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@UIDAI@Chitrakqik@HemantSorenJMM@ceo_uidai@UIDAIRanchi People will do complaint, but what action you have taken should also be shared with public so it will create fear against another operators who are taking extra money
When Lal Bahadur Shastri passed away, the entire nation mourned. But the real heartbreak came later… when people discovered what he had actually left behind.
Not wealth.
Not properties.
Not hidden fortunes.
Instead, they found:
👉 A bank loan
👉 A few simple clothes
👉 Some old books
👉 And rent receipts
A man who led a nation… left behind debt for his own family.
When he decided to buy his first car — a modest Fiat — he didn’t use power or privilege.
He had around ₹7,000, but the car cost ₹12,000.
So yes, the Prime Minister of India took a ₹5,000 loan from Punjab National Bank.
And what hurts even more…
When he passed away in 1966, that loan was still unpaid.
No industrialist stepped in.
No powerful leader cleared it.
That responsibility was fulfilled by his wife… who repaid it slowly through her pension.
That is integrity.
That is character.
That is what true public service looks like.
He didn’t leave behind crores…
He didn’t leave mansions…
He didn’t leave luxury…
He left behind something far greater —
A life of simplicity… and a legacy carved in the hearts of millions.
A Prime Minister who, even in death, gave his children not wealth… but values.
Have you ever thought about it?
People like him don’t come often.
Maybe once in a century.
“Simplicity was his ornament.
Honesty was his identity.
He left, but reminded us — it’s not the position that makes a man great… it’s his actions.”
Lal Bahadur Shastri wasn’t just a leader…
He was a benchmark.
If this touched your heart, you already know what to say—
“Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan.”
#LalBahadurShastri #JaiJawanJaiKisan #RealHero #IndianHistory #SimpleLivingHighThinking #ProudOfIndia #LegendNeverDies
@cboy879@Deepeshpatel87 May be you have cut on rail neer or you are vendor so you are supporting over charging?
Otherwise it's citizen right to get products at MRP or below that