Police get rightfully criticised on social media for poor work ethics and corruption, but when they do splendid work, they deserve praise on the same scale too.
Until 2019, posters glorifying terror groups were a common sight in Kashmir. The police would usually remove them, but not every time was there a serious investigation into who put them up.
The busting of Faridabad's white-collar terror module began when on 19 Oct some police officers in Srinagar noticed posters praising a banned terror outfit, something that might once have been dismissed as routine propaganda. But this time, the J&K Police got curious. The SSP Srinagar GV Sundeep Chakravarthy insisted that the source be traced, refusing to let it pass as just another poster incident.
That single decision, to investigate promptly, set off a butterfly effect. CCTV footage led to Dr. Adil Ahmed Rather of Saharanpur, which led to Dr. Muzzamil Shakeel, the seizure of 3,000 kg of IED-making material, and finally to a full-blown terror module stretching from Kashmir to Delhi and Faridabad.
Yes, one blast did happen, but had the J&K Police not acted when they did, those explosives, ten to fifteen times more than Pulwama, could have unleashed devastation on a scale this country hasn’t seen since 26/11.
This is how policing should work: alert eyes, curious minds, and relentless follow-through. J&K Police, Haryana Police, UP Police, and everyone else involved, well done. Please keep giving us more opportunities to say good things about the police.
Deepawali is the largest, and perhaps the only, pan-India festival that truly brings people back home, as those away from family make their way to native towns.
It deserves a full week of national holidays. If needed, revoke holidays like Gandhi Jayanti and few more, that don’t resonate with the masses and give Deepawali the recognition it deserves.
Other countries set a precedent too, with long holidays for festivals like Chinese New Year, Christmas in West, and Japan’s Golden Week.
ANOTHER LIFE LOST TO A FALSE RAPE CASE
He was a software engineer earning in 7 figures
Apple of his parents eyes, highly ambitious
BUT TODAY HE IS DEAD, JUST 29
Met a girl through matrimony site
Spoke to her for 4 months, fell in love. Wanted to marry her
They finally met in a hotel. Guy saw she was constantly deleting messages on her phone & disconnecting calls. He felt something suspicious
He questioned her. She asked him to ignore & compelled him to get physical. He refused. She took off clothes and tried to lure him again but he pushed her and said he wanted to marry her and if he cannot trust he won't go ahead
THAT'S IT
Girl started threatening him of a rape case & making his family rot in Jail. He immediately got out of the room and called the cops. She smashed her head on the wall and called the cops too. AND CRIED RAPE
He was immediately arrested even though the girl didn't agree to go for medical & it was the guy who called cops first
He spent 15 days in Jail where he was subjected to immense humiliation and torture
He couldn't understand what just happened to his life. Went into depression after coming out from Jail and eventually killed himself
His mother is in ICU and the entire family is under shock.
If you're a law abiding, simple man, One wrong relationship can cause irreparable damage to your life.
THIS GUY IS NO MORE
And his family is now afraid of fighting back fearing that this woman will further file false cases if they fight
Feeling just so sad listening to this case. I wish he reached out to us. I wish he fought back instead of giving up....
Have assured the family we shall do all that's possible to help. Not sure if they will fight
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE as a parent, friend, colleague, neighbour - if you know someone in extreme mental trauma because of a false accusation connect them with us, email us on [email protected]
We can't make the cases go away but we can guide them atleast
A FALSE CASE IS NOT THE END OF LIFE
PLEASE PASS ON THE MESSAGE
I have decided to donate my match fees from this tournament to support our Armed Forces and the families of the victims who suffered from the Pahalgam terror attack. You always remain in my thoughts 🙏🏽
Jai Hind 🇮🇳
I am sitting in a central government office for an appointment at 10 am and the entire office is empty. Except the caretaker who came at 10, not a single soul in office. Ye nation building karenge?
आज अयोध्या अयोध्या कर रहे हो तो सुनो। यहीं जमीन की बंपर धांधली हुई। उसमें अधिकारियों के नाम आए, नेताओं के नाम आए। मामला दब गया। तोड़फोड़ में मनमानी हुई। सांसद संविधान बदलने की बात कहते हैं। पहली बार दलितों का वोट छिटका। प्रत्याशी फीडबैक इग्नोर किया गया। ++
On @Linkedin, @Microsoft and their wokeness.
As an Indian institution, Ola is for genuine actions on diversity. We run one of the largest women only automotive plants. Not 1 out of 10 lines, or a small section, but the whole plant! Almost 5000 women now and will grow to tens of thousands in the coming years. And regarding gender inclusivity, we don’t need lectures from western companies on how to be inclusive. Our culture didn’t need pronouns to be inclusive for thousands of years. On a personal note, I had visited Ayodhya last year and learnt about how transgenders had been accorded special respect in our culture from ancient times! Here’s a short video from our national broadcaster DD on this - https://t.co/TGxfSjtM0F.
On the other hand, the pronouns issue I wrote about is a woke political ideology of entitlement which doesn’t belong in India. I wouldn’t have waded into this debate but clearly Linkedin has presumed Indians need to have pronouns in our life, and that we can’t criticise it. They will bully us into agreeing with them or cancel us out. And if they can do this to me, I’m sure the average user stands no chance. As a founder and CEO, this western DEI system has a major impact on my business as it grows an entitlement mindset in our professional lives and I will fight it.
This situation brings me to the need for us to build our own Indian tech platforms. I’m not against global tech companies. But as an Indian citizen, I feel concerned that my life will be governed by western Big Tech monopolies and we will be culturally subsumed as the above experience shows. This is not about Ola or any of my companies. Ola is too small to make any impact against this. I want to confront this forced ideology as a free thinking Indian and do what I can in my capacity. So here are the actions I’m taking. Putting my money where my mouth is.
⁃While we can’t do anything about Linkedin’s monopoly overnight, I’m making a commitment to work with the Indian developer community to build a DPI social media framework. DPIs like UPI, ONDC, Aadhaar etc are a uniquely Indian idea and is even more needed in the world of social media. The only “community guidelines” should be the Indian law. No corporate person should be able to decide what will be banned. Data should be owned by the creators instead of being owned by the corporates who make money using our data and then lecture us on “community guidelines”!
⁃Since LinkedIn is owned by Microsoft and Ola is a big customer of Azure, we’ve decided to move our entire workload out of Azure to our own @Krutrim cloud within the next week. It is a challenge as all developers know, but my team is so charged up about doing this.
⁃Any other developer who wants to move out of Azure, we will offer a full year of free cloud usage. As long as you don’t go back to Azure after that! Mail us on [email protected]. Offer is perpetually open!
Read more here: https://t.co/M27jpJHPWT
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Thanking you
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Leftists and dynasty doormats after watching Biden walk over to greet Modi: Oh don’t worry, Biden still hates Modi. He just thought he spotted Santa Claus