@ErRpf
Smoking at station premises is a common visuals at almost every station. This one is from Chakdaha station platform no 1. Drive to hold these violators and actions to be taken
@SuvenduWB Dear chief minister dada 🙏
The so-called beneficiaries of Annapurna Bhandar are mostly affluent TMC supporters with links to old system & officials.
Some actual poor and BJP supporters are excluded.
We urge to conduct physical verification and reassess the list.
Govt has changed, rules have changed, awareness campaigns are running too.
But barricades on NH-12 are still causing accidents.
Is this short-sightedness or a way to collect from overloaded trucks?
When will these be removed?
@PoliceRanaghat@KrishnanagarPD@SuvenduAdhikari
@drmsdah@RailMinIndia@EasternRailway Third world feel accurate when you are denied a toilet at Sealdah platform no - 6 unless you pay and still filty.
Is this official policy?
Passenger deserve clean free basic facilities. Also person collecting money is hecking passengers.
@WBSEDCL1@SuvenduWB BJP workers fought TMC's advance power bill rule clubbing 3 months bill. Though new govt has formed but same unfair practice. Got my 3 months advance power consumption bill again yesterday. When does this end?
Why not monthly bill for actual consumption?
@KolkataPolice@paulagnimitra1 these 2 vehicles are parked on busy BB ganguly Street beside Lal bazar during rush hours. Space inside Lal bazar are still vacant. Agency responsible for establishing law is breaking the law, who will establish?
@metrorailwaykol could you please clarify escalator etiquettes at the stations?Commuters are regularly fighting over standing vs. walking on moving stairs.Can we walk on them? Which side is for standing and which for walking? Clear guidelines needed to stop the daily chaos
Attention @SuvenduWB sir @WBPolice These NH barricades set up by WB police are death traps ("ticket to Yamraj"). Hypocritically, they claim it's for "road safety" while overloaded trucks run freely on the same route. When will this end? ❌🛣️
@paulagnimitra1 didi kind attention 🙏
Walking opposite Lalbazar is an extreme sport. Sidewalks fully blocked by illegal vendors (single-file walking only), plus a free, unwanted shower from overhead AC outlet pipes.
When will this area be cleared ? @kmc_kolkata@KolkataPolice
@SuvenduWB@WBPolice
Respected CM ,
NH 12 near Ranaghat today. Overloaded stone chips trucks dengerously overtaking. This daily menaceof overloaded trucks causes major accidents.
Requesting you enforce strickter law & ensure safe highways.
Jay Shree Ram 🙏
@drmsdah@RailMinIndia on-boarded 31846, haven't seen any ticket checker for 30 minutes of my travel. How to determine who are unauthorised passengers. Unchecked has always has potential loss
@Dibyenduad25343 congratulations sir for being the new transport minister of West Bengal 🙏🎉. To make the freight move freely and free from accident may I kindly request you to make NH/SH free from promiscuous placement of guardrail. You kind consideration will make travel safe.
Dear @narendramodi ji @SuvenduWB Ji
Please do not include anyone in BJP who were silent during the Mamata Regime
If you agree then do share this and Modi Ji know our sentiment.
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His name is Ashok Khemka.
IIT Kharagpur. PhD from TIFR. IAS 1991 batch.
In 2012 he was Director General of Land Consolidation in Haryana.
He found a land deal where Robert Vadra’s company bought 3.5 acres in Gurugram for Rs 7.5 crore and sold it to DLF for Rs 58 crore within weeks.
700 percent profit. No physical development. Fraudulent mutation approvals.
He cancelled the deal and declared it illegal.
Within 10 days he was transferred.
That was transfer number 1 of 57.
57 transfers in 34 years. One every 6 months.
Every time he exposed corruption in a new department he was moved to a less significant one.
Archives. Archaeology. Printing and Stationery.
His batchmates became Secretaries to the Government of India.
He was sent to manage old records.
He posted on X after his 53rd transfer.
The reward for honesty is humiliation.
He retired in April 2025 as Additional Chief Secretary.
He never became Chief Secretary.
No medal. No recognition.
Just 57 punishments for doing his job.
Watch this clip of 30 seconds.
Home Minister Amit Shah demolished years of propaganda of the likes of Suzanne Arundhati Roy, Kanhaiya Kumar, Nandini Sundar, Nivedita Menon, Human Rights Organisations and Naxal sympathiser Gang of JNU in four sentences.
"When naxal girls were rehabilitated by us as part of the rehabilitation program run by certain NGOs and voluntary organisations, the young girls used to weep tears of joy while putting on nailpolish, mehendi as they had not enjoyed this luxury ever."
"Grown men while meeting their parents, would start fighting with them, blaming them for destroying their life &future by keeping them in the custody of naxals."
Amit Shah : "It is very convenient to talk about the human rights of Urban Naxals sitting in AC premises, writing articles on them or in universities with police protection, but one should visit these rehabilitation camps to fully comprehend that your baseless prejudiced support for the urban naxals, destroyed the lives of more than 15000 young kids."
Another Traitor Another Moslem Another blunder..
Saifuddin Soz, Water Resources Minister, Sold East India Out in 1996 - One Signature, Thirty Years of Throttled Rivers
As Union Water Resources Minister, Saifuddin Soz had the power to defend India’s rivers. Instead, he handed over India’s leverage to Bangladesh with the 1996 Ganga Water Treaty. He converted the Farakka Barrage, built to protect Kolkata Port and irrigate eastern India, into a chain that restrained India’s own control. One signature, decades of damage.
Soz ignored the exploding needs of the 1990s — rising population, expanding irrigation, industrial growth, and climate volatility. He locked India’s water into rigid formulas based on 1949–1988 flow data, making eastern states like West Bengal, Bihar, and Jharkhand invisible in his calculations. Their rivers, their ports, their crops became collateral damage.
He forced India into a hostage formula: low flows split 50:50, moderate flows guaranteed 35,000 cusecs to Bangladesh, high flows capped India at 40,000. An upstream nation agreeing to be capped on its own soil — voluntary, deliberate, catastrophic. This was not diplomacy. This was surrender.
Kolkata Port, the very reason Farakka existed, was left to die. Silt choked the Hooghly, trade slowed, dredging costs exploded. Farmers saw their fields fail. Industries couldn’t rely on consistent flows. Every consequence was predictable. Every consequence ignored.
He replaced engineers and planners with committees, consultations, and diplomatic theatrics, turning India’s river into a negotiation chip. Sovereign control was voluntarily surrendered. Every dry season became a hostage crisis. Every drop of water a bargaining point.
Bihar’s irrigation never got secured. Jharkhand’s groundwater was ignored. Bengal’s agriculture, industry, and ports were sacrificed. East India was throttled. Starved. Shackled. And the chain was forged by Saifuddin Soz in 1996.
This was not misjudgment. This was deliberate policy malpractice. One minister, one pen, one treaty, thirty years of strangled rivers and destroyed.