I asked my guru, “Why are old friends so special?”
He smiled and said, “They are the keepers of your real story- the ones who knew you before the world edited and changed you.”
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@YTKDIndia@DoWRRDGR_MoJS@CRPaatil What's the point of voting BJP to power if we are going to just see the same sort of corruption?
@NaMo4PM@PMOIndia@AmitShah Enough of gimmicks on religion and development. There should be strict action against such officers involved in corruption
On 16 August 2004, 7–8 men stormed Rajiv Kirana Store on Gaushala Road in Siwan and looted the cash counter.
When Rajiv, who was sitting in the shop, protested, they beat him up. Sensing danger, Rajiv’s brother Girish ran into the bathroom, grabbed a bottle of acid, and threatened the attackers: “Run, or I’ll throw the acid.” Hearing this, they all fled.
But within a short time, they returned as a pack. They abducted Rajiv along with his brothers, Girish and Satish. All three were taken to Pratappur. Near a sugarcane field, Girish and Satish were tied to a tree. Rajiv was made to sit aside.
A little later, the then Member of Parliament from the RJD, Shahabuddin, arrived. He set up his darbar on the spot and delivered his judgment: “Give both of them an acid bath.” The moment his order was spoken, his henchmen began pouring acid over Girish and Satish. Both screamed in agony. Smoke rose from their burning bodies. The stench spread in the air. As they writhed and shrieked, not a shred of mercy surfaced in anyone. Rajiv froze, as if the blood had drained from his veins. He went silent. They took him hostage and started demanding ransom from his father, Chanda Babu.
On the third day, Rajiv somehow escaped and reached home. He told his father, Chanda Babu, about Shahabuddin’s brutality. Hearing everything, Chanda Babu was shattered. Shahabuddin’s men had threatened him too, but he steeled his mind and, without caring for the consequences, went straight to the police station.
The station in-charge trembled at the thought of filing a case against Shahabuddin. He tried convincing Chanda Babu how costly it could be to pick a fight with him. Chanda Babu went to the SP. When the SP refused to meet him, he went to the DIG. Only after the DIG intervened was the FIR finally registered at the police station.
The case reached court. Chanda Babu named Shahabuddin as the conspirator. At the age of 70, he stood as a witness. He feared that, like in many earlier cases, Shahabuddin might again walk free. At home, he had his wife and a fourth son who was disabled, and he was responsible for his care too.
Rajiv, the third son and the sole eyewitness, was scheduled to testify in court on 19 June 2014. But before that could happen, on 16 June, he was riddled with bullets and killed.
Shahabuddin was arrested in this case only after the ruling RJD was removed due to President’s Rule. He stayed in Siwan jail only for formality. Shahabuddin ran a virtual empire from jail. His cell was his throne. He conducted meetings, and anyone could walk in to meet him, subject to checks by his bodyguards. Every afternoon at four, he held audience for his subjects, who arrived to meet their Saheb and get their problems resolved, until 2017 when he was transferred out of Bihar to Tihar Jail.
This is just one of the many heinous crimes Shahabuddin committed. The list is very long. He died a natural death during COVID without paying for his sins.
His son Osama has now received a ticket from the same RJD from Raghunathpur in Siwan.
On 16 August 2004, 7–8 men stormed Rajiv Kirana Store on Gaushala Road in Siwan and looted the cash counter.
When Rajiv, who was sitting in the shop, protested, they beat him up. Sensing danger, Rajiv’s brother Girish ran into the bathroom, grabbed a bottle of acid, and threatened the attackers: “Run, or I’ll throw the acid.” Hearing this, they all fled.
But within a short time, they returned as a pack. They abducted Rajiv along with his brothers, Girish and Satish. All three were taken to Pratappur. Near a sugarcane field, Girish and Satish were tied to a tree. Rajiv was made to sit aside.
A little later, the then Member of Parliament from the RJD, Shahabuddin, arrived. He set up his darbar on the spot and delivered his judgment: “Give both of them an acid bath.” The moment his order was spoken, his henchmen began pouring acid over Girish and Satish. Both screamed in agony. Smoke rose from their burning bodies. The stench spread in the air. As they writhed and shrieked, not a shred of mercy surfaced in anyone. Rajiv froze, as if the blood had drained from his veins. He went silent. They took him hostage and started demanding ransom from his father, Chanda Babu.
On the third day, Rajiv somehow escaped and reached home. He told his father, Chanda Babu, about Shahabuddin’s brutality. Hearing everything, Chanda Babu was shattered. Shahabuddin’s men had threatened him too, but he steeled his mind and, without caring for the consequences, went straight to the police station.
The station in-charge trembled at the thought of filing a case against Shahabuddin. He tried convincing Chanda Babu how costly it could be to pick a fight with him. Chanda Babu went to the SP. When the SP refused to meet him, he went to the DIG. Only after the DIG intervened was the FIR finally registered at the police station.
The case reached court. Chanda Babu named Shahabuddin as the conspirator. At the age of 70, he stood as a witness. He feared that, like in many earlier cases, Shahabuddin might again walk free. At home, he had his wife and a fourth son who was disabled, and he was responsible for his care too.
Rajiv, the third son and the sole eyewitness, was scheduled to testify in court on 19 June 2014. But before that could happen, on 16 June, he was riddled with bullets and killed.
Shahabuddin was arrested in this case only after the ruling RJD was removed due to President’s Rule. He stayed in Siwan jail only for formality. Shahabuddin ran a virtual empire from jail. His cell was his throne. He conducted meetings, and anyone could walk in to meet him, subject to checks by his bodyguards. Every afternoon at four, he held audience for his subjects, who arrived to meet their Saheb and get their problems resolved, until 2017 when he was transferred out of Bihar to Tihar Jail.
This is just one of the many heinous crimes Shahabuddin committed. The list is very long. He died a natural death during COVID without paying for his sins.
His son Osama has now received a ticket from the same RJD from Raghunathpur in Siwan.
@SecRubio@VP What happened to your diplomatic abilities? Why are you guys in favor in funding of Pakistan when you can see an open truth that they are funding terrorist infrastructure through these funds?
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Indian women on the Rise. No surprise. Because, like Arjuna, they only see the “eye of the bird” As opposed to the Bull’s eye. 😊👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. Thank you for making us all so proud.
@protonycle @therealsandeepv@consumerforum_ Is this how you aspire to bring justice to Indian Consumers. Or let me guess, do you have a target to earn some interest on the money lying in your bank accounts?