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[Turab ⧖ Archive @ShafeeqTurab]

Chad khan. Slapped SRK at the prime of his career, hunted diety deer of some dehati tribe, cancelled his cuckeeding before a week, dated miss world, hosted Das ka Dam which was had a BS format still worked it out, replaced Big B at Big Boss and still hosting

[. @j4hidx]

@sheiscold_ tum urdu kaise bol leti ho..assam se hoke bhi

[MoggerX @moggerreddy]

INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS.

[राहुल तंवर @RahulTavar_]

Lawde ke King

[Munna @glorious_gir75]

Log Diwali ke time me mithai khate hai hakla mdc x par galiya kha rha hai😭😭😭🤣🤣

[Munna @glorious_gir75]

-Wish Modi only
(due to Constitutional posts)
-Didn't wish Shah
-Didn't Apologise to Lawrence
-Likes anti-establishment post on x
-Asking for votes for Congress in front of
Modi
🗿🗿🗿🗿

[Dhruv Rathee @dhruv_rathee]

Akshay, you know very well that Amit Shah is the one giving protection to these gangsters. He is directly responsible for threatening your livelihoods, your family’s safety and your fellow actors in the industry.

The more you behave like slaves in front of him, the more he will treat you like trash. But the moment you unite as an industry and take a courageous stand, they will be taken aback.

Luckily, you have earned enough money and fame for next 5 generations. This Gunda Raj of dictator will end soon, in a few more years. The only questions is, How will you look back upon this time? What will you tell your grandchildren?

That you bowed down in the hope of an illusion of safety? Or you had the guts to show some courage? Take some inspiration from your fellow industry people like Imran Khan and Prakash Raj.

I know the whole industry is under a lot of pressure but the sooner we have our country back, the sooner you and your fellow actors can have the good old freedom and peace again :)

[Ethan Hunt. @Yeh_Dekh]

If HAKLA Shah Rukh Khan had received a threat from Lawrence Bishnoi instead of Salman Khan, he wouldn’t have taken even five minutes to apologize in a tweet.

That’s why, from today, I’m no longer his fan. He is such a coward.

Respect to Salman Khan, the OG Superstar 👑🔥

[Major Samar @MSAsrk_]

Kitna chaatega madarchod

[. @j4hidx]

@PaganAlt AAP+ in big 2026

[🇵🇹 @jahiid08]

There’s just something about 14/15 Messi. His look, the Barca kit, him starting on the wing and taking on players 1v1, insane playmaking and ridiculous output. Everything about him just felt right

Honestly football doesn’t get much more beautiful than that

[. @j4hidx]

@Sher917020 @InsaaniatParast Khudka dekh bhadwe..khud to army ke pairo tale dabe huye ho aur bakchodi full karte ho.. Indian muslims kafi jyada brave hai tum ganduo se

[meher @cultblood_]

genz youth? more than 70% of them are millennials 😭 they probably can’t even afford to travel to delhi and 've barely left their neighbourhood for ₹500. if they were genz, that’d be a different story, but the unemployment among these uncles and aunties is genuinely concerning.

[mzbebo @mzbeboo]

healed my childhood love for them

[TRT World @trtworld]

During an economic forum organised by Bloomberg in New Delhi, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has described India as the “mother of democracy” as his government is accused of arresting thousands of peaceful protesters and restricting free speech.

At least 35 media workers covering anti-government protests were arrested in 48 hours this weekend, according to the US-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ).

Modi claimed that “open discussion happens” in his country, including on social media, despite multiple protests being banned in New Delhi and accusation of censorship on the Instagram pages of the Cockroach Janta Party.

On Wednesday, Human Rights Watch published a report denouncing the use of abusive methods to crack down on peaceful protesters and what it described as excessive police violence.

“The Modi government should stop throwing young protesters in jail and instead engage with them to address concerns over the right to vote and fairness of elections,” said Elaine Pearson, Asia director at the organisation.

[The Japan Times @japantimes]

Today's top headlines:

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

This past weekend, thousands of anti-government protesters were arrested in New Delhi. A movement that began several months ago, and was initially focussed on demands to reform India’s education system, has now centered itself around the government’s decision to remove more than 100 million people from the country’s voter rolls. “By sheer numbers, this is one of the largest-ever exercises of disenfranchisement in the history of the world,” Yogendra Yadav, an activist and political scientist says. Read Isaac Chotiner’s full conversation with Yadav about the widespread unrest in Narendra Modi’s India and the aggressive action taken by a panic-stricken regime that knows it is losing popularity: https://t.co/fs2npJesLQ

[The Washington Post @washingtonpost]

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s grip on power in the world’s largest democracy is loosening, as massive youth protests crowd cities across the country and deliver Modi the most serious challenge he has faced since taking office in 2014. https://t.co/ohJ2iROmNW

[the reporters' collective @reporters_co]

UP CEO called our report misleading, then confirmed it. We had found that ECI software auto-generated 85,854 forms to delete voters without a reason. He also confirmed attempts at bulk deletion of Muslim voters.

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https://t.co/FrgSImNfV7

[Rahul Gandhi @RahulGandhi]

Waving the Tricolour at Jantar Mantar in a peaceful protest is not a crime. Jailing youth for it is an act of cowardice.

Students. Youth. Journalists. The INDIA bloc. Different banners, one cause. All protests are one: citizens demanding their constitutional rights.

Jantar Mantar belongs to the people of India. We will reclaim it.