𝐌𝐞𝐡𝐦𝐞𝐝 ☪︎

𝑺𝒉𝒂𝒉𝒂𝒅𝒂𝒕 𝑯𝒂𝒊 𝑴𝒂𝒕𝒍𝒐𝒐𝒃-𝒐-𝑴𝒂𝒒𝒔𝒐𝒐𝒅-𝒆-𝑴𝒐𝒎𝒊𝒏,
𝑵𝒂 𝑴𝒂𝒂𝒍-𝒆-𝑮𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒊𝒎𝒂𝒕 𝑵𝒂 𝑲𝒊𝒔𝒉𝒘𝒂𝒓 𝑲𝒖𝒔𝒉𝒂𝒚𝒊

[𝐌𝐞𝐡𝐦𝐞𝐝 ☪︎ @SinceOttomans]

Last night I had a dream that the #IndPakWar ended with India capturing Lahore & Karachi.

My neighbor, Major Sultan Qureshi who fought on the front lines during the capture of Karachi, returned home to celebrate Eid al-Azha with his family.

[𝐌𝐞𝐡𝐦𝐞𝐝 ☪︎ @SinceOttomans]

@x_Aliwayzz01

[𝐌𝐞𝐡𝐦𝐞𝐝 ☪︎ @SinceOttomans]

@UrdaviMuslim @abukittenn inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajiun,
really shocking, Allah magfirat karein and gharwalo ko sabr ata karein

[Meer Faisal @meerfaisal001]

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Around 65 people stepped forward and subscribed. For that, I am genuinely grateful. But the reality is that in the last two months, nearly 40 of those subscriptions have already been cancelled.

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Managing both our English and Hindi platforms has become increasingly difficult with such limited resources. Every day is a struggle to decide what we can continue and what we may have to let go.

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[سلطان | Sultaan | सुल्तान @qureshi2_sultan]

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[Meer Faisal @meerfaisal001]

I have spent six years in journalism, and three years ago, I started The Observer Post with a belief that our stories deserve to be told, even when the world chooses to ignore them. In doing so, I knowingly slowed down my own personal growth. My freelancing work almost came to a halt because I wanted to build something bigger than myself. Along the way, there were people who stood with this mission, some even working for half salaries just to keep this platform alive. I remain deeply grateful to all of them. From scratch, we built The Observer Post, expanded into Hindi, and grew into a team of 13 people committed to fearless, ground-level journalism. We were not just reporting news, we were documenting realities that many would rather look away from.

Then came the hardest phase. Two months ago, we had to shut down our office. Our team collapsed from 13 to just 4 people. Our Hindi channel went silent. Everything we had built started slipping away. I reached out to organisations, to those who speak loudly about supporting independent media and the community, hoping someone would step in and help us survive.

No one did.

So I made a choice. I refused to let this platform die.

I went back to the ground alone. I reported stories myself, shot videos, edited some of them, and published them, all while doing a part-time job just to keep The Observer Post alive. From Haryana to Uttam Nagar to Bihar, I have tried to reach every place where stories were being ignored and voices were unheard. I have pushed myself beyond limits because I know if we do not tell these stories, no one will.

But the truth is this fight is not easy.

It is exhausting. It is isolating. It breaks you mentally, emotionally, and financially. Still, I have not given up, and I do not want to.

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[Apke Sapno Ka Warhead @whoiswrs]

14 y/o kid rizwan from victim's family is still missing after Tarun's attack.
Sister said that they beat him with rods, he was badly injured and police picked him afterwards without any proper treatment.
@DelhiPolice we need immediate response on his whereabouts #WhereIsRizwan

[Nurmagumedov @x_Aliwayzz01]

14 y/o kid rizwan from victim's family is still missing after Tarun's attack.
Sister said that they beat him with rods, he was badly injured and police picked him afterwards without any proper treatment.

His life is in danger.

@DelhiPolice we need immediate response on his whereabouts #WhereIsRizwan

[Jokerrr @jokerrr2_0]

Where is Rizwan? @DelhiPolice

#WhereIsRizwan

[AASHIQ الفاظ @OmaagoTuruLob]

Beware of Taruns.
They're everywhere.
They have the unconditional support of the sadaa hua samaaj.
Reject Taruns from the society.

[Mr.Haque @faizulhaque95]

शाहीन का कहना है के उनके भाई रिजवान जिसको बहुत ज्यादा मारा गया था जिसको बहुत ज्यादा चोट लगने से दौरे पड़ रहे थे, शायद उसको मौत हो गई है
क्योंकि पुलिस उसके बारे में कुछ नहीं बता रही है।

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[MuslimMirror.com @MuslimMirror]

#BREAKING: Muslim family claims 14-year-old #Rizwan, injured in an #UttamNagar clash, was forcibly taken from hospital after being struck on the head with an iron rod by #Tarun, causing seizures.

Unidentified individuals made women sign documents and removed him; he has been missing since.

Family demands authorities reveal his whereabouts and ensure #justice.

[Malcolm Urdustani @Malcolm_Returnz]

9. They have looted, burnt and demolished the house of Muslim family. The Indian divisions of @trtworld , @AlJazeeraWorld , @ReutersWorld are not reporting on this story.

10. As of now, Hindu terr0rists are still m0bilised with aim of completing the unfinished agenda of H0li.

[Malcolm Urdustani @Malcolm_Returnz]

7. Next day, the remaining hindu terr0rists returned and attempted to continue the "invasion of Muslim females". The females escaped narrowly.

8. By this time, hindutva cyber terrorists were activated and started to build public opinion against the family.

[Malcolm Urdustani @Malcolm_Returnz]

5. In the ensuing brutal assault, they were swinging deadly weapons and Tarun's brother Arun accidentally hit Tarun on the head and he fainted. Next day he died.

6. After Tarun died, the poor Muslim men, who were all half dead, were dragged from ICU and dumped in police lock up.

[Malcolm Urdustani @Malcolm_Returnz]

3. Then Tarun returned with Prince, Arun and 25-30 members from hindu terror groups armed with rods, hammers and deadly weapons.

4. Tarun & co were all drunk. and started attacking the 14 yr old minor and all men of this family. The unarmed men have all gotten broken ribs & limb

[Malcolm Urdustani @Malcolm_Returnz]

[IMPORTANT] Exact of Chain of events of UttamNagar case:

1. Bajrang Dal member Tarun was harassing Muslim women from many days saying "I will meet (m0lest) you on Holi day".

2. On holi, he groped & tried to r@pe the aunt of this girl to which her 14 yr brother objected.

[Malcolm Urdustani @Malcolm_Returnz]

UttamNagar case marks the new normal.

A Muslim woman who was m*lested has been arrested, while one of the perpetrators- Prince is still looting, burning their house and calling for r*p€. Another Tarun has been proclaimed as the new Shivaji now.

All this happening in capital.

[Meer Faisal @meerfaisal001]

What is the truth behind the Uttam Nagar violence?

So far, most accounts circulating publicly have come from only one side. I spoke to Shaheen from the Muslim family involved, who alleged that the dispute began after her aunt was harassed on the day of Holi, following which tensions escalated in the neighbourhood.

According to her, Tarun later arrived with around 20–25 individuals carrying iron rods and sticks and allegedly assaulted several members of her family, leaving many seriously injured. She also claimed that a 14-year-old boy, Rizwan, was beaten, suffered seizures, and was later taken away from the hospital, after which the family has had no information about his whereabouts.

Shaheen further alleged that despite multiple injuries in the family, several of their male relatives, including a minor, were arrested and sent to jail, while their homes and vehicles were looted and demolished, and women from the family were also taken into custody.

These are serious allegations from the Muslim side that had not been heard publicly until now. The truth should emerge through a fair and impartial investigation.

@TheOPHindi

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