Now Dipke will fast in Wangchuk's place, and he has raised the demand from Pradhan's resignation to Modi's resignation.
The demand has skyrocketed while the bargaining power has nosedived. It's like your ₹2 crore offer for a 200 sq. yd. plot gets rejected, so you return with a ₹1 lakh offer for a 2,000 sq. yd. plot.
@kris_sg Sir please start the solution at your end. Give the employees permanent work from home, option to chose Hone location as any available city. Don't force Bangalore on everyone. This can be done by all the MNC's in Bangalore.
“Wasseypur mein ladai Ramadhir aur Sardar ki nahi thi. Ladai koyle par varchasv ki thi."
Now replace Wasseypur with Musallahpur, Patna, and the coal mines with the billion-rupee coaching industry.
The primary players are Khan Sir (Faisal Khan) of Khan Global Studies (KGS), the slick, smooth-talking YouTuber with millions of followers. And his arch-rival, Raushan Sir (Raushan Anand) of Gyan Bindu GS Academy, the gritty, street-smart ruler of the “Daroga Factory,” a nickname earned from its success in producing Bihar Police SI.
Both operate from the same turf: the infamous Kisan Cold Storage campus. The history of this war is calculated, multi-layered, and ongoing.
2020–2021: During the pandemic, several smaller coaching institutes in Kisan Cold Storage went bust. Khan Sir, sitting on massive digital capital, began expanding his offline empire, taking over vacated halls and offices. Raushan Anand watched his footprint shrink.
Match 2021: The first major flashpoint came in March 2021. Khan Sir filed a police complaint alleging that Raushan Anand, his brother Prince, and supporters barged into his live classroom, damaged furniture, and threatened staff. The battle lines were drawn.
Early 2023: The war moved from the streets to the classrooms. Khan Sir went national, appearing on The Kapil Sharma Show, increasing his stature. Raushan Sir responded by alleging that Khan Sir had spent lakhs on PR to secure such visibility. Khan Sir retaliated with psychological warfare, mocking Gyan Bindu’s nickname Daroga Factory by saying: “Don’t go to that factory. If you go to a factory, you’ll end up a labourer.”
Late 2023: Gyan Bindu was vandalized, with screens smashed and offices wrecked. Raushan Sir alleged that Khan Sir’s office supplied hockey sticks and clubs to boys from the infamous Patel Hostel. Later that year, Raushan Sir's brother Prince was attacked on the street and suffered a head injury requiring eight stitches. Khan Sir, meanwhile, claimed Raushan was orchestrating bomb attacks on his vehicles.
Feb–Mar 2026: The Forest Range Officer results were announced. A student named Abhishek Patel topped the state. Gyan Bindu claimed him. Khan Sir claimed him. On March 28, Patel visited Khan Sir’s office and was felicitated with a massive garland. Raushan Sir responded by releasing purported WhatsApp chats and publicly accused Khan Sir of paying ₹10 lakh to claim the topper.
June 2, 2026: Khan Sir’s supporters allegedly pasted their banners over the entrance board of Gyan Bindu Classes. Gyan Bindu staff went to protest. Stones flew. Iron rods clashed. Amid the chaos, Khan Sir’s private security guards allegedly fired shots into the air to disperse the crowd.
The state machinery finally responded to the gunfire. On June 3, 2026, a Patna court sent Raushan Anand and several associates to judicial custody after their arrest in connection with the vandalism case. But the script flipped when Gyan Bindu released CCTV footage that showed Khan Sir’s guards firing weapons. Police subsequently registered a case against Khan Sir under Section 109 of the BNS and the Arms Act, alleging the guards acted on his instructions.
Just when you thought the story was over, the script took another turn. Today, reports emerged that Prince, Raushan Sir's brother, has died in Nepal under mysterious circumstances. In Musallahpur, every ending is just the beginning of another chapter.
The selective outrage is amusing.
During the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the Returning Officer in Birbhum rejected the nomination of BJP’s candidate, a former IPS officer, over a No Dues Certificate that had to be issued by Mamata Banerjee’s government. He approached the Supreme Court. The petition was dismissed. BJP had to field a replacement candidate at the last minute.
In Basirhat, however, the Returning Officer accepted the nomination of the TMC candidate even though most fields in his form were marked “NA” and he too had not submitted a No Dues Certificate despite being a former MP. His nomination sailed through.
BJP challenged the matter through an election petition in the High Court. The case is now before the Supreme Court.
Curiously, the same voices now lamenting the lack of an immediate remedy were nowhere to be seen then. No accusations of Mamata Banerjee influencing district administrations. No claims of the ECI acting in concert with the ruling party.
The legal position was the same then as it is now.
Of course, it helps explain the sudden concern when the complainant’s wife is a TMC MP and he himself appears to be aspiring for a Rajya Sabha berth.
Power is temporary, but dignity is permanent.
For months, I was subjected to a relentless campaign of intimidation by Krishnanagar MP Mahua Moitra, all because I dared to exercise my democratic right to free speech by retweeting a single post critical of her.
Instead of ignoring criticism like a mature leader, she unleashed the entire state machinery to break my spirit.
🟧The Cost of Intimidation:
🔸Psychological Warfare:
Every alternate day, 12 to 13 policemen from the Krishnanagar Police Station were dispatched to my residence. They didn’t just deliver notices; they created a spectacle. They stood in my locality for hours, smoking cigarettes, drinking tea, and telling my neighbours they were there to arrest me, solely to humiliate and intimidate my family.
🔸Massive Waste of Public Resources:
To hand over a simple piece of paper, 3 to 4 police vehicles from Kotwali PS travelled over 130 km. A task that a single local officer or an email could have accomplished was turned into a taxpayer-funded show of force.
🔸Escalation Tactics:
When I refused to bow down, the pressure intensified with additional notices from Kolkata Police stations, all aimed at silencing my voice against the TMC.
🟧Standing Tall with the Judiciary :
I chose to fight back in the courts rather than surrender to fear. The Hon’ble Calcutta High Court saw through this blatant abuse of power, granting me anticipatory bail and severely reprimanding the excessive actions taken against a private citizen.
Even after legal setbacks, the harassment didn't stop; it merely shifted from official uniforms to party goons targeting my cars and properties. But intimidation cannot break conviction.
🟧The Ultimate Verdict :
On May 4th, the ultimate relief arrived. The people of West Bengal delivered their verdict, ending what many experienced as a rule of tyranny.
Today, while the former MP has predictably flown to London to enjoy holidays and post irrelevant videos, the ordinary citizen she tried to crush stands tall. This wasn't just my victory, it was a victory for every common citizen against the arrogance of political power.
I talked to her on phone. She sounded pretty cool. I tried asking the question she was trying to ask Modi. She just said Modi is committing human rights violation and Indian people don't like him. I said Modi won 3 out of 5 state elections a week ago and she got confused and asked how many states are there? 😭
@HelleLyngSvends you are a disgrace to your country, Norway. Your PM @jonasgahrstore and the people of your country should be ashamed of you. You haven't harmed India or the Indian PM, nor can anyone harm India but you have certainly damaged your own and your country's reputation before the world. We don't care whether you are a spy or not but you are a degraded woman who can stoop to any level for money to bring down her own country. There are many such leftists in India too, who can stoop to any limit to bring down their own country. By the way, I doubt that you are even a citizen of Norway.
Heavenly Father,
We lift up Donald Trump to You. Calm every insanity, confusion and poor judgment within his mind and guide his thoughts toward truth and discernment. Surround him with wise counsel and a willingness to listen and learn. Guide his actions toward peace, responsibility, and the good of all.
There you go Nancy, happy to help.
Former diplomat Syed Akbaruddin nails it:
‘In the 1980s, we were poorer but louder - the most vociferous on every global issue. Today, with our economy 50% linked to the world, India is more guarded, cautious & careful.’
The young Indian wants jobs, opportunities, better visas & remittances and our foreign policy is reflecting that shift.’
Well said, Sir!