@excitel_rocks LOL, not sure who your concerned/dedicated team is. Coz last time I raised the ticket #7809028, and I waited for mroe than 3 days and it was closed without providing any resolution, and everytime I connected with customer support only suggestion was that team will call you back.
@excitel_rocks what a shitty service of 5G connection you provide, is it really a 5G or just selling 3G under the banner of 5G wifi connection, and audacity of closing without any resolution on the tickets raised
@excitel_rocks Sure, Check Username : 1101069663. and the closed and open tickets in that account..and then tell me what resolutions were actually given to me?
Life & security of the citizens should be top priority for the Govt. No life was lost during the students protest on NEET Exam paper leaks despite many criminals tried to take advantage.
During Congress regime:-
1. Air Force was used to bomb Indian citizens in Mizoram.
2. Telangana Movement (1969) – Andhra Pradesh. According to historical accounts, 369 people died during the agitation, most of them students who were killed in police firing.
3. Turkman Gate Demolition & Police Firing (1976) – Delhi. During the Emergency, a major confrontation took place. The death toll remains disputed. Police acknowledged six deaths, while other accounts, including a statement attributed to the police officer who issued the firing order, put the number at 20 or more.
4. Muzaffarnagar Anti-Sterilisation Firing (1976) – Uttar Pradesh. On 18 October 1976, protests against the sterilisation drive in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, escalated and police opened fire on demonstrators. Various historical accounts have reported a substantial number of deaths, with some sources putting the toll at around 50.
5. Moga Agitation (1972) – Punjab. In the protest over alleged black marketing of cinema tickets escalated into clashes, Police opened fire, resulting in the deaths of four people, including students and passers-by.
6. Nav Nirman Movement (1973–74) – Gujarat Student-led agitation. Accounts of the movement cite 103 deaths overall, with 88 attributed to police firing.
7. Multai Farmers' Agitation (1998) – Madhya Pradesh. Police opened fire on farmers. Initial reports put the number of deaths at 17, while subsequent accounts put the eventual death toll at 24 farmers, with more than 100 people injured.
8. Mudigonda Land Agitation (2007) – Andhra Pradesh. Contemporary reports stated that eight people were killed and 16 injured in the police firing.
9. Sompeta Firing (2010) – Andhra Pradesh. Reports stated that two fishermen were killed in police firing, while around 100 people were injured.
10. Kakarapalli Firing (2011) – Andhra Pradesh. Reports stated that two people were killed and several others injured in the police firing. A fact-finding report further stated that both rubber bullets and live ammunition were used and that the firing claimed two lives. This incident is therefore included in the chronology.
11. Jaitapur Nuclear Power Project Protest Firing (2011) – Maharashtra
On 18 April 2011, police opened fire during protests and one protester, Tabrez Sayekar, also reported as Tavrez Sejkar, was killed in the police firing.
There many more police firing cases during Congress.
These incidents provide a chronological record of major protest movements and agitations in which deaths occurred in police firing or related police action while Congress governments were in power.
Our govt has been showing maximum restrain In all agitations.
As per the Consumer Protection Act 2019, I am entitled to a replacement for a defective unit, not a refurbished one on day one.
Replace this unit immediately or I will be forced to escalate this to the National Consumer Helpline and file a formal complaint with the Consumer Forum
Received a defective @StovekraftLtd. induction cooktop from @Flipkart on April 14 (Ordered: April 13). The '+' button has been broken since unboxing.
Flipkart rejected the return, and Stovekraft is forcing a "repair" on a BRAND NEW product. This is unacceptable and disappointing
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Can anyone please help me arrange 2 passes for #IndiaAISummit2026 for 20th Feb.
Let me know if someone willing to share their passes if they are not going to attend.
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