Jayaraj kept his mobile shop open past 9pm during lockdown.
Police came. Took him away.
His son Bennix heard about it and rushed to the station to check on his father.
They let him in.
Then locked the door.
Both were stripped. Tied down on a wooden table. Beaten with lathis every 10 minutes through the night.
Their blood splattered the walls.
The next morning police took them to a doctor who gave them a fitness certificate.
Then to a magistrate who remanded them to jail without even looking at them properly.
Bennix died on June 22. Jayaraj died on June 23.
Yesterday a court found all 9 police officers guilty of murder.
It took 6 years.
Sentencing is on March 30.
The FIR said Jayaraj and Bennix rolled on the ground and used obscene language.
CCTV from the shop next door showed nothing of that sort happened.
The case against them was completely fabricated.
They died for a crime they never committed.
Bought one old Soviet era camera lens from someone in Ukraine for USD 25 (around INR 2100).
Package sat around in Indian customs for 2+ weeks.
Arrived today with postman demanding INR 4750 (Customs duty INR 1650, IGST 3000 and postal fee 100).
The customs clowns (Delhi airport, I am guessing) had cut open the package, mishandled everything, damaged some stuff and just shoved the whole thing inside with tape rolled randomly around the box to keep it from spilling out.
One can't hate these Indian baboons enough. All of them could drown in a dirty sewer and the world would be a better place for it.
Congratulations to the Tamil Nadu cycling team for making history at the Senior, Junior, and Sub-Junior National Championships held in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand.
With a total of 10 medals, including two gold, five silver, and three bronze, the Tamil Nadu athletes have made us immensely proud. A special round of applause to Jyotsna for securing Gold in the Women Junior Sprint Race, and to N. Kishore for winning Bronze in the Men’s Elite 10 km Scratch Race.
It is also heartening to note that Niraimathi, Jyotsna, and Thabitha won Gold in the Women Junior Team Sprint event.
SDAT takes great pride in their achievements, as five of these athletes are beneficiaries of the Tamil Nadu Champions Foundation. May their success continue, and may they attain even greater heights in the future.
@SportsTN_
Dear @DB_Chyawanprash,
- 59.5g out of 100g is just sugar.
- They write Sharkara instead of sugar so it sounds like some fancy herb.
- As per FSSAI rules, the main ingredient should be listed first. If sugar is almost 60%, it should be on top - not hidden in the middle.
- And on most websites, Sharkara is quietly missing from the key ingredients list.
- Also, how does 100g Chyawanprash have 90g Amla + 59.5g sugar? What maths is this?
FSSAI is still sleeping.