@richaanirudh There is no accountability of the corrupts who enjoy money & often common people face incidents like this frequently.
I don't find any reason why strict law cannot be made for the person accountable & even governments in power would benefit from good laws made & gain more votes.
@DeepikaBhardwaj The system here is not at all good in terms of delivering justice to the right one or innocent.
Even no value of a lost life and family bearing the pain😞
🚨 Judiciary Requires Major Reforms !
➡️ No civilization Survives without Justice !
🚨 Supreme Court’s 2026 calendar is Out !➡️ Only 219 full working days out of 365 !
🚨 53 Million Cases are Pending !
➡️ 29% HC & 19% district posts lie vacant.
🚨 A judge may take a Holiday, but a judiciary simply cannot , Right ??
🚨Justice delayed is justice denied !
🚨Justice denied is dharma destroyed !
You pay 18% GST on Insurance, but when your genuine claim is rejected, the government does NOTHING to protect you.
You pay 100%+ tax on fuel, but get blended petrol without your consent. No clue about the actual quantity dispensed, and no strict regulation either.
You pay 5% GST on food, but food safety and hygiene standards are a complete joke in India.
You pay huge income tax, but get nothing in return, not even basic rights like quality free healthcare or education.
In India, you pay taxes just for existing, while some senseless people preach:
“Bright minds should stay to build the nation.”
Build what?
A system that feeds freeloaders, corrupt politicians, and undeserving reserved categories at the cost of honest taxpayers?
This is not governance. This is legalized exploitation.
Sumanlata, 21 and pregnant, last spoke to her husband Shailendra, an auto driver in Gurugram, at 8.19 pm on July 9.
He told her he was dropping off a passenger and would be home soon. Around 9 pm, she called again. He didn’t answer. She kept calling, hundreds of times, but he never picked up.
Hours passed. Anxious, Sumanlata went to their landlord, Babulal, for help, who went to the police to report Shailendra missing.
The next morning, some delivery riders passing by found Shailendra’s body in an open sewer in Sector 47. That night, while trying to navigate a waterlogged street, his auto fell into the open manhole and overturned, throwing him inside.
Shailendra had moved to Gurugram from Kannauj five years ago. Here, he’d built a life in Sector 9, earning a steady income to support his family.
In a civilised country, his wife could sue the municipality for gross negligence and get millions in compensation to secure her and the children’s future, maybe even press for criminal negligence so the careless face jail. But in India, aap ek baal nahi ukhaad sakte, na sarkar ka, na sarkari aadmi ka.
Every day for the next 10 days is a palindromic date (the same number backwards):
5/21/25
5/22/25
5/23/25
5/24/25
5/25/25
5/26/25
5/27/25
5/28/25
5/29/25
@cmohry@NayabSainiBJP@VipulGoelBJP@dipro_hisar
My nephew's DOB is misentered in birth certificate by authorities Been trying long 2get this corrected but no resolution
Actual is26.9.11 but crtificate it is 29.9.11
Even Raised online application HRINCNAME/2023/323335
Plz hlp🙏
@cmohry@NayabSainiBJP@VipulGoelBJP@dipro_hisar
My nephew's DOB is misentered in birth certificate by authorities Been trying long 2get this corrected but no resolution
Actual is26.9.11 but crtificate it is 29.9.11
Even Raised online application HRINCNAME/2023/323335
Plz hlp🙏