โToday I have killed one mulla, now I will kill moreโ: 322 hate crimes, 54 killed in nine months as police, army took part in one in three attacks on Muslims, Christians, APCR report finds
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@idfonline You are the biggest terrorists. I pray that you all vaporise from this face of the planet. Your family, wife, parents kids all face horrible death.
@PadmajaJoshi Whitewashing is what you did with Epstein. Not even American Media did that. You are a filthy, filthy human being. Whitewash that ugly face.
The day we start celebrating festivals for the happiness and peace they bring, rather than using them as an excuse to spite liberals and minorities, is the day things might finally begin to feel normal.
But ghar ka buddha khans khans ke mar jaaye toh chalega, bas Germany mein baithe @dhruv_rathee ki jalni chahiye.
As if 12 years of Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan or Clean Ganga promises yielded even 5% improvement. We must accept that we will die in a nation drowned in bad air, water, and roads. Only positive - we die as Proud Hindus.
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Vivek Agnihotri's 'my sofa hit by stray Diwali rocket' story is outstandingly hilarious. His fear of the angry mindset he enthusiastically helped build is a sight to watch and learn from. None shall be spared. None.
#WATCH | Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath says, "...You celebrated Diwali and several people are saying that it caused pollution. I said, 'Don't worry; pollution would be mitigated as well'. Nobody says anything to those who polluted the entire system with their corrupt misdeeds. But if the public burst crackers one day, it created pollution! If pollution occurred, it would be mitigated as well. No problem. It is good that people celebrated Diwali with 'dhoom-dhadaka' and burst crackers. We decided not to impose any prohibitions. I, too, was in the middle of fireworks in Ayodhya. When someone celebrates a festival, people speak up about pollution, but not when someone does anything wrong."