The GLISCO network is infiltrating India's companies. And using them to influence Indians, hurt the Indian economy, and run down the companies themselves to weaken India. Classic communist playbook using globalists & islamists.
AI or LK, Bindi ban is just a visible indicator.
Munnawar Pathan befriended a 17-year-old Hindu girl in 2023 in Kheda, Gujarat.
He and his 8 muslim friends repeatedly gang-raped her for years, recorded the acts, and blackmailed her with threats to leak videos online and kill her.
Bajrang Dal helped her family file complaint. Police arrested 8, 1 absconding.
Delhi Police arrested a gang of 6 dacoits. None of them is Indian. Each and every member is an illegal Bangladeshi.
They committed dacoities in Delhi, Goa, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, and Karnataka. There are 14 cases of dacoity, robbery, and murder against this gang.
Imagine illegal Bangladeshi nationals roaming across states, committing dacoities. They have no fear of the system.
ये तो सरेआम दादागिरी है इनकी।
पुणे का वीडियो देखकर लगता है कि इन लोगों ने सड़क पर चलना या खड़ा होना भी मुश्किल कर दिया है, इस पर विचार करना चाहिए ।
इस बंदे में हिम्मत थी जो डटा रहा।
A disturbing reminder from history—one that many would prefer to ignore.
In the 'Civil and Military Gazette', dated May 30, 1934, a chilling report from Simla lays bare a case that feels uncomfortably familiar even today.
The headline read: “Abducted Girl’s Story — Refusal to Embrace Islam.”
According to the report:
“After a tiff with her brother’s wife she went down a hill… Two Muslim washermen… caught hold of the girl and shut her up in a cellar.”
What followed was even more harrowing:
“The same night… they took her to a jungle… till 4 a.m., almost unconscious… She was taken… to a house past the Lakkar Bazar, where she vehemently objected to a proposal that she should embrace Islam.”
This was not a case of strength against strength. This was a vulnerable, emotionally shattered girl—alone, distressed, and seeking momentary human sympathy. Yet, instead of protection, she became prey.
The report further notes:
“…being moved at night between the jungle and several houses until she was found in a heap of hay by some Hindus.”
And significantly:
“The two Muslim washermen were arrested…”
During the investigation, a Muslim woman and a Muslim employee of a local printing press were also questioned by the police.
This episode, nearly a century old, raises an uncomfortable question—was this merely an isolated crime, or does it point to something deeper that we have yet to fully understand?
History does not always shout. Sometimes, it whispers through forgotten columns of old newspapers.
The question is: are we listening?
@sgurumurthy