Sai Charan Chinta

I just want to be happy, do nothing and not get yelled at

[Sai Charan Chinta @outengoo]

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[polling plotting shooting poles @polplotting]

India has had it's bad days but never has it seen it's Prime Minister be talked about like he's a North Sentinel Island resident who would die if he comes in contact with normal people

[Dr.B.Karthik Navayan @Navayan]

The invocation of UAPA against a YouTuber in Andhra Pradesh exemplifies its rampant misuse and strengthens the growing calls for its repeal.

[Prakash Raj @prakashraaj]

After securing 4 bails slapping UAPA on an independent political commentator ?? This shows your desperation to silence descent.. what next .. character assassination by tweaking and leaking personal information from his phone .. and trying to spread fear into those who will stand by him and other voices of dissent . You have started the hunt .. but the citizens will end it soon. 👍#justasking

[Anusha Ravi Sood @anusharavi10]

Blatant disregard of judicial precedent continues in Andhra Pradesh as 'Prashna Raavan' is arrested for the 5th time right after securing bail in 4th case.

https://t.co/wZWe4KRAze

[Thara Bhai Narinder @NarinderMudii]

Kya hoga, kese hoga, I don't care, bas bakch*di karne se matlab.

[The Caravan @thecaravanindia]

Jaswinder Singh, a 35-year-old BSF soldier died at 3.54 am on 20 March in NCB custody. According to the medico-legal report of the Pulse Hospital, which I accessed, Jaswinder had a sudden heart attack at 3.30 am. When I contacted the hospital and asked them why the visible bruises were not mentioned, authorities told me that they had recorded everything and that the postmortem had been conducted on the basis of their file. They said that would send a screenshot of the same. “It is a matter of the country’s soldier,” they said. When the screenshot arrived it was one sentence scribbled in the history sheet of the patient that read: “Multiple bruises noticed on the back.”

This was a far cry from the scale and severity of injuries noted in the postmortem report. The Pulse Hospital death summary did not record any internal bleeding or note any injuries to organs.

Read the entire report by @jatinder_tur: https://t.co/AxPOCrsNnB

[Kashish Sharma @kashskskl]

2568 crore, i repeat 2568 CRORE
not on education but THIS

[Ashish Bagchi @BagchiAsh]

India's foreign policy at present.

[akhilesh @akhileshutup]

my profit is my profit but my loss is our loss and you'll have to contribute.

[Sarthak Sidhant @sidhant_sarthak]

@cbseindia29 @EduMinOfIndia @PIB_Edu @PIB_India @AkashvaniAIR @airnewsalerts @DDNewslive @dpradhanbjp @sanjayjavin Can u please extend the deadline please because i was busy this week exposing you

[Kunal Purohit @kunalpurohit]

Latest: On May 10, PM Modi urged us to carpool, use public transport and save fuel.

We tracked his activities since the war began and found: in 70 days, he travelled to 53 cities, attended 81 events across 12 states, including 25 roadshows.

Only 13/81 events were official events. Reporting for @thewire_in with Aashna Ajmera:

https://t.co/kHcSwsYp5W

[Yogendra Yadav @_YogendraYadav]

I did not to go to the Supreme Court today to hear its order in the SIR case.
As a litigant in this case, and as someone who was given the honour of addressing the court, I should have been hopeful, anxious, or at least curious. I was not. The case was decided long ago. We were only waiting for the transcript and its fine print.

The course of this case was settled in August last year. Having heard arguments against SIR for three days, the court moved away from examining the constitutionality of SIR and effectively converted itself into a Consumer Forum, focused on grievance redressal and arbitration, rather than constitutional principles.

The case was effectively decided when the apex court allowed the ECI to rush through the Bihar elections without first deciding the matter, and without requiring the ECI to rectify even the most glaring defects in post-SIR rolls.

There was little left of this case once the ECI proceeded with the second and then the third phase of SIR, while the Hon’ble Court leisurely heard arguments about its constitutionality. SIR had become a fait accompli. Any remaining doubt disappeared when the Hon’ble judges observed in open court that no one would be allowed to obstruct SIR.

The final nail in the coffin of this petition was hammered during the hearing of another petition before the same Bench, when an Hon’ble judge remarked that millions denied their right to vote need not fret, since they could vote in the next election. At that moment, the court abdicated its constitutional responsibility.

Shorn of legalese, the simple truth is that the highest court of a constitutional democracy has already authorised the disenfranchisement of millions of citizens — at least 59 million so far, could go up eventually to 100 million.

It was inconceivable that the court would now declare SIR unconstitutional and annul all post-SIR elections. The lawyers were waiting for the the exact legal reasoning deployed to arrive at a conclusion that was already known. Such legal gymnastics did not interest me. Some friends were looking for some crumbs in the hope that the court might at least wish to save face, if not save the voters. Eventually that too did not happen. Polite noises apart, the Court has handed over a carteblac to the ECI to do what it pleases with the voters list.

ADR vs Union of India (2026) is to our times what ADM Jabalpur vs Shivkant
Shukla (1976) was to the previous assault on our democracy. We must hope that the SIR judgment does not mark the crumbling of the last constitutional wall, as ADM Jabalpur once did. We must believe that one day this constitutional abdication by the guardian of the Constitution will be recognised for what it was. And reversed.

Jai Hind!

[The Kaipullai @thekaipullai]

@Tara_Deshpande Can the families of any Jawan, Naik, Havildar, Subedar, Naib Subedar get access to Delhi gymkhana? They also serve the nation by putting their lives at risk, or dare I say, greater risk?

[Arjun* @mxtaverse]

Indian citizens absorbed ₹3,00,000 crore tax burden when crude oil prices were low to protect ModiJi from fiscal bankruptcy.

[Gems @gemsofbabus_]

"they don't have skin in the game" 🙏

[Daniel McAdams @DanielLMcAdams]

This is what a holocaust looks like.

[Tarun Gautam @TARUNspeakss]

Prime Minister Modi doesn’t hold Press Conferences

Education Minister is not answering questions on NEET paper leak

And these m0rons used to call Manmohan Singh “Mute PM”

What a coward council of ministers.

[sumati @iamsum80]

In India you can get anything under 15 minutes, except justice. It takes around 15-20 years.

[Idc🎳🇦🇷. @dudeitsokay]

bhai work from home kar or petrol bacha.

[Dr.RS Praveen Kumar @RSPraveenSwaero]

Jokers!
Law and Order is a state subject. Your own CM is also Home Minister and you are saying there is NO protection for women in Telangana. You are certifying that your CM is Mr. incompetent.🤓
What are you doing there in secretariat everyday by drawing crores of rupees of public money as salary?

Here the union Home Minister and his son are accused in a serious POCSO case and your CM is publicly calling him as ‘friend’ in front of PM!!! What a cruel tragedy!

Hell with you, Congis.

Get out of our Telangana.
@RahulGandhi