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1. #AlluArjun 👑
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🔥 STAR CRAZE CONTEST 🔥
Which fandom can generate the most engagement in 24 hours? 👀
1. #AlluArjun 👑
❤️ Like = 2
🔄 Repost = 5
💬 Reply = 10
🔁 Quote = 15
⏳ The clock starts NOW!
The contest ends in 24 hours. To vote for another actor, visit @letsxCinematica. After 24 hours, the actor among the six with the highest points will win the CONTEST 🔥🔥
@anandmahindra@MahindraScorpio@MahindraRise@Mahindra_Auto
Sir, I need your intervention for my 2023 Scorpio-N Z8 L D AT (PB11DE8331).
My vehicle has been at VD Motors, Ganganagar since 15 September 2026 with a major engine issue. Despite having an extended warranty sold by an authorised Mahindra dealer, I’m now being asked to bear a substantial repair cost based on alleged service-schedule non-adherence, before any inspections or estimates.
The vehicle was serviced at ~65,173 km by authorised Mahindra dealer Raj Motors, Zirakpur. No engine concern or warranty restriction was ever communicated. Instead, they recommended and sold me an extended warranty for ~₹55,000, extending coverage to 2028.
Later, I was asked to coordinate between the two authorised Mahindra dealerships by myself instead of being provided with customer-oriented services.
After escalating this issue from authorised dealers all the way to Mahindra, we were reassigned to the same person whom we had already dealt with, who has been and is continuously deflecting from the main issue and, on top of that, is actively gaslighting and trying to shift blames.
Mahindra claims principles like *“Customer First”* and *“Quality Focus”*, with fairness, trust and transparency at the core.
@anandmahindra, I’m simply asking Mahindra to uphold those principles.
Please have Mahindra review the complete case and intervene for a fair and appropriate resolution.
#Mahindra #ScorpioN #MahindraScorpioN #CustomerExperience
@ysrcpvellaturrr Modda meru showlu degutharu ,vallu chusthe amma akka chelli ani , morphinglani cheskuntu baga government ni naduputhunaru ,meru only jagan anna ki elevation echukuntu untaru ,na point personal Ina no problem attack cheyandi ,andaru baita country's lone kadha untunaru my opinion !
Democracy can stand only when people have complete confidence in constitutional institutions such as the Election Commission. National media reports that two Election Commissioners raised objections on several occasions to decisions, electoral rolls and the management of ECINet have led to serious questions and doubts among the public.
Rather than an exchange of allegations, the public needs clarity on what objections were recorded, what action was taken on them, and how transparently the system functioned, be it for adding, deleting or restoring names on electoral rolls. Steps are needed to give people confidence on these matters.
Ultimately, we must strengthen public trust in the electoral process, protect every citizen’s right to vote, and strengthen the systems that allow people to exercise that right without fear.
In a democracy, transparency should not only prevail but should also appear to have prevailed. The very bill (Chief Election Commissioner and other Election Commissioners (Appointment, Conditions of Service and Term of Office) Act, 2023 ) which had our support then, should be revisited now in the current background. The Central government (Ruling Party) should come forward, set the normal in place dispelling this fear. An amendment to the bill be brought forward where the election commissioner is appointed by the three member committee which has Leader of Opposition (LoP), Chief Justice of India (CJI) and the Prime Minister as members once again. Student appointing the examiner is always prone to allegations even though the examiner is thoroughly honest and it is always better replacing the process with someone neutral. This move would definitely regain the esteem and the confidence in the Election Commission
This is especially important because, during the SIR process in Andhra Pradesh, the party in power misused its authority. On many occasions, our appeals went unheard. In the local body election process too, our objections as an Opposition party to the manner in which divisions were redrawn were brushed aside. Such actions undoubtedly weaken public confidence in the electoral process. Transparency and accountability are the true measures of how any institution functions in a democracy, and safeguarding them is that institution’s primary duty.
@ECISVEEP