I had requested to let me speak to my cousin who lives with my grandmother. Asked for my phone just for a couple of minutes so I could at least take out the number of my cousin.
Why Delhi Police didn’t let me use my phone? I had also asked for a call with lawyer which was again denied.
At 3:30 in the morning, Delhi Police asks me to call my father and inform him that tomorrow I’ll be going in jail for a long time. The same father who has just lost his mother. How much more trauma did you want to put my family through after we already lost my grandmother?
What was the purpose of trying to call my parents at f-ing 3:30 in the morning? You wanted to torment them?
SIR Investigation: The mysterious 16.4 lakh voters added to Uttar Pradesh Roll
Flouting the law, ECI has hidden names and details of 16.4 lakh voters added to Uttar Pradesh's voter roll.
That's 18.5% of the total voters added to the final voter roll in the state which soon goes to polls.
And some irreconcilable numbers emerge from SIR in UP...
@ayushikar1998 and @TweetSumedha investigated for The Reporters' Collective @reporters_co
https://t.co/HdKty6jNj5
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Clubs like Man City and PSG have helped drive up player valuations and transfer fees.
Fans pay the price. Football isn’t cheap to watch, and even basic merchandise can cost around $100.
The game belongs to fans. This must stop. ⚽️
And who ultimately pays for all of this?
The fans.
Higher ticket prices. Expensive streaming subscriptions. Jerseys and merchandise costing $100+.
Football is becoming a luxury for the very people who have supported it for generations.
Football was built by fans, not billion-dollar transfer fees.
The game can grow without pricing supporters out.
Clubs, leagues and governing bodies need to act before football becomes a sport people can only afford to watch on a screen.
The game belongs to fans. ⚽️
All of a sudden, you found your keyboard again when it’s a defensive post about the Man city 114 charges, after spending the whole of yesterday telling people you don’t post about non-transfer-related stuff.
Fabrizio, you’ve exposed yourself as a PR machine for illicit organisations. People will never look at you with the same eyes again after this.
Your entire reputation and moral standing have been tarnished.