Insaniyat. Violence, sambal, Mersault, etc. Southeast Asia/South Asia (mostly). Life is absurd, surf the wave, see the sunset. inquilab zindabad. Hindustani.
A very important update: Muslim neighborhoods in Delhi are coming under continuous surveillance. Heavy police surveillance across Okhla, Old Delhi, Nizamuddin and routes leading to the protest. They have also detained many Muslim students on the way to Jantar Mantar. Amplify!!
Just finished watching this video by Samdish. Talks to a lot of protesters and everyone seems to be quite well-informed. Shows the power of the people. Do watch.
https://t.co/wluk26FEaT
Post from former Twitter CEO. Government of India wants to ban a software called bitchat which allows communication over Bluetooth (by establishing a mesh network) and hence enabling communication even if mobile communications are brought down. Bitchat enables exchange of messages and multimedia, and works especially well in places like the protest in Jantar Mantar.
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modi was banned from countries and they refused him visa for over a decade because of the gujarat violence in 2002 he organised. to the ones claiming it all started in 2016 or '19 or '25 - just so yk he started cutting this country into pieces and selling it 24 years ago
Alt News has geolocated footage from CP on 20 July showing an RAF officer with a pump-action shotgun raised, pointed southeast along Connaught Circus. The two young men - Sahil and Irshad - with pellet injuries were filmed being carried from points along that same stretch.
please remember these families are already facing displacement, this is as impactful at the Chita andolan becoz already economically oppressed Adivasi families are willing to starve to protect their homes! It exposes the cruelty of this neoliberal fascist regime! AMPLIFY!!!!
"I say with all sense of responsibility, there is not a single lawless group in the whole of the country whose record of crime comes anywhere near that of the organized gang of criminals known as the Indian Police Force."
- Justice Anand Narain Mulla, Allahabad High Court, 1961
Pellet injuries are not just about inflicting physical damage; they devastate whole families. I once did a cover story for a publication ( later removed from archives) on their longterm damage - how families were crippled financially, forced to sell their lands…
Also remember the attacks on AMU and JNU. Police threw year gas over bolted gates to break in and shot rubber pellets as well as brutally beating up whoever they could get their hands on. University spaces were treated like warzones and invaded like it was enemy territory