MishraJi 🏹

Thinking out of the box, while still inside. Your friendly neighborhood Mishraji

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

@dpradhanbjp Shameless vile creature.

[Nehr_who? @Nher_who]

Indian Democracy defined in 4 pics.

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

F*ck BJP

[Sarthak Goswami @sundaysarthak]

Busting all the narratives against the protest

[Kannan Gopinathan @naukarshah]

Dear Madam President, @rashtrapatibhvn,

Please institute an award,

Titan of the Non-Biological Realm, or

Order of the Naala Gas,

or something like that, and invite our PM @narendramodi for a short visit to India.

A day or two is enough. And get that cabinet reshuffle done.

The minister who revels in repeated exam paper leaks and student distress should be removed. An independent investigation should follow.

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

@narendramodi @dpradhanbjp Seriously?? Seriously!! Goes through nshow how delusional dumbf*ck we have for a PM... In the light of recent f*ckup of @dpradhanbjp, kam se kam happy budday to rehne dete.

[Sanjiv Bhatt (IPS) @sanjivbhatt]

This is @aakashibhatt and @shantanubhatt95

Dearest Dad,

This is the 8th Father’s Day we are spending torn apart from one another.

When people hear the word father, they often think of a provider, a protector, a parent. But to us, you have been infinitely more than that. You have been our friend, guide, mentor, our biggest inspiration, fiercest supporter, our moral compass, our strength … our very soul! Everything we are today, every value we hold, every conviction we carry, every ounce of courage we possess, begins with you!

Long before we understood the complexities of the world, we understood that if we wanted to know what courage looked like, we only had to look at you … If we wanted to know what integrity looked like, we only had to look at you … If we wanted to know what it meant to stand up for others, to defend those who needed defending, to speak when silence was easier and to persevere when surrender seemed tempting, we only had to look at you!

In these past years, Shan and I have watched lesser men, drunk on power make decisions that have profoundly and painfully altered the course of countless lives. We have watched men entrusted with responsibility choose self-preservation over courage... We have watched Men bending their principles to pressure and greed, choosing convenience over conscience, obedience over integrity, silence over truth and self-interest over justice.

And often, as I watched them, I found myself wondering:
What legacy will these men leave behind?

When history strips away their titles, their influence, their power, what will remain?

When their kin are old enough to understand, what will they tell themselves? What will they think when they look back upon their choices?

Will they speak proudly of men who remained silent when they should have spoken?

Will they admire men who bowed when they should have stood?

Will they celebrate men who traded integrity for advancement and conscience for comfort? who watched injustice unfold and chose silence because it was safer?

Or will they feel the unbearable weight of knowing, that when the moment came to stand for what was right, these men chose instead to kneel before what was expedient?

I do not know.

But what I do know beyond any doubt is that they will never know what Shan and I do …

They will never know the immeasurable privilege of being the children of a man whose character cannot be compromised, whose conscience cannot be intimidated, and whose spirit cannot be broken!

They will never know what it feels like to draw strength from a father whose life is a testament to courage!

They will never know the pride that surges through our veins when we speak his name!

They will never know what it is like to have a father who is not merely a hero to us, but to tens of thousands...

A man who chose principle over comfort...
A man who stood when others knelt...
A man who spoke when others remained silent...
A man who chose truth over safety...
A man who paid the heavy price for doing what was right!

Dad, you have always led by example …

You taught us that courage is not a dramatic act performed in a single moment of heroism, rather it is a habit … a way of moving through the world, a quiet refusal to compromise one's principles, even when compromise would make life easier. It is the willingness to stand alone when standing with the crowd would be safer. It is the ability to look adversity directly in the eye and refuse to surrender your humanity to it.

From you, we learned to never remain silent in the face of injustice, to fight for what is right, no matter the consequences, to face adversity with our heads held high, to walk into storms rather than run from them and to never allow the fire in our hearts and the courage in our souls to be extinguished.

You taught us that hope is not naïveté, rather it is defiance. It is the refusal to allow injustice the final word … it is the belief that truth survives even when buried, that justice survives even when delayed, and that goodness survives even when punished.

Children often search for heroes in books, films, and legends, but Shan and I never had to, because we were fortunate enough to grow up with ours … A hero in flesh and blood! A hero whose voice guided us …Whose example shaped us … Whose love sustained us. A hero we have the immense honour of calling our father!

Dad, you have, and you continue to inspire us, shaping our lives indelibly and forever. Since we were little, you filled our childhood with laughter, warmth, books, music, art, culture, curiosity, and wonder, unwavering in your efforts to introduce us to extraordinary role models. As you guided us through these incredible years of our lives, I wonder whether you ever realised that the person Shan and I have most wanted to become, ever since we were young, has always been, and will always remain, you!

For eight long years, we have been torn apart by cowardly, spine-less men. They’ve stolen away our precious years, celebrations, ordinary moments, memories, and irreplaceable time.But they have failed in the one thing they truly sought to destroy…They have failed to break your courage, spirit and resilience!

People often say greatness is measured by the lives one touches and the principles one refuses to abandon ….
By that measure, Dad, you are a giant!

The names of those who abuse power will eventually fade into oblivion.

But the names of those who stood against them will echo across generations.

Because, in the end, good, though battered and bruised, must triumph over evil.

Justice, though trampled by politics and power, must ultimately prevail

Truth, though persecuted, must emerge.

And it is my belief that you, Dad, will emerge from this stronger than ever!

Dad, you are not only our father … You are our hero … our NorthStar … Our Cornerstone!

Here's to a future where people find the strength to choose courage instead of subservience!

A future where conscience matters more than convenience, where integrity matters more than power, where truth matters more than fear!

Enough lives have been shattered, enough dreams have been trampled and enough futures have been sacrificed at the altar of political expediency!

The time for silence has long passed …. The time for courage has arrived.

And if there is one thing you have taught us, it is this:
That a single voice speaking the truth can echo louder than an army of cowards.

Here's to the day when these years are finally behind us, when distance is no longer measured in years, when celebrations are no longer marked by absence, and when we can simply sit together again, in the warmth of our home.

Here's to the day our family is whole again .... To many more years of laughter, love, arguments about books, terrible jokes, shared meals, listening to music and, as you would say, continuing to "build character."

Happy Father's Day, Dad!

We love you to infinity and beyond and we are immensely proud to be your children!!

Lots and lots of love,
Aakashi & Shantanu

#justiceforsanjivbhatt #FreeSanjivBhatt #EnoughIsEnough

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

@_amitbehere Bhai he could've quit politics. Or if that wasnt an option at least givn up his own RS seat and resigned. But instead this traitor went ahead & planned raids on other (future) defectors so as to not lose his RS seat. Maukaparasti at its peak.jail na jata, pr apna haq to ada karta

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

@narendramodi Manasi Soni says HI

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@narendramodi Manasi Soni says HI

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@narendramodi Manasi Soni says HI

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@narendramodi Manasi Soni says HI

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@PMOIndia Manasi Soni says HI

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

@_amitbehere Damn...this was long before 24x7 news channels existed! When print media was still a credible source.. good ol' days

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

@smritiirani Are you still relevant today? The worst Women and Child Empowerment Minister by far in the country.
Do everyone a favour and continue activities in dimwit daily soaps rather than peddle lies and fake narratives for the rotten party you belong to.

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

@jammypants4 It was so disappointing to see a promising indian horror eventually culminate into 'kaat...choti kaat'

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

@AskAnshul Glorifying a frugal and music piracy moghul to whitewash his tainted supposed legacy...

[Shubh @kadaipaneeeer]

I’m not targeting any political party by name, but let’s stop pretending this is normal. In the last ten years, crimes, corruption, assaults, rapes and harassment involving ministers, councillors and party members have hit a peak we’ve never seen before. Yes, crimes existed earlier. Yes, Lalu’s era was lawless. Yes, UP has always had a reputation. That excuse is tired and dishonest.

What feels different now is entitlement. A dangerous one. People aligned with this party behave like laws don’t apply to them because practically they don’t. There’s no fear of consequence. No urgency for justice. No accountability. When a minister is caught with ₹100 crore and walks free with ₹90 crore still intact, the message is clear: evidence means nothing, power means everything.

This isn’t corruption anymore. This is institutional rot. Courts move slowly, agencies selectively wake up and public outrage is managed until people get bored. The accused don’t even bother hiding anymore. They roam freely, give interviews, attend rallies because they know no one will touch them.

So where are we heading as a nation? Towards a place where morality is optional if you’re politically useful. Where justice depends on proximity to power. Where the system bends not because it’s broken, but because it’s been instructed to.

And what can one person do? Honestly very little. When power is concentrated in the hands of one man and that man protects his own, fair trials become a myth. Democracy starts looking less like a system & more like a stage managed illusion.

That’s the real danger not just that crimes are happening, but that we’re being slowly conditioned to tolerate them. Outrage is numbed, questions are buried and silence is sold as maturity. This is how democracies don’t collapse overnight, they decay quietly, while people convince themselves nothing can be done. The moment citizens stop demanding accountability & start accepting injustice as “normal,” power stops fearing the public & when power stops fearing the people, the country isn’t being governed anymore it’s being taken over 🙏🏻

[Rick @colonelhogans]

We are NOT America.

Australia’s Muslim hero form Bondi has in less than 24 hours, had $340,000 in donations made to him and his family.

This is the country my father fought for in WW2 and the country I love with all my heart.

Australians have the biggest hearts on this planet ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[MishraJi 🏹 @wadingthrufire]

@AamirKhan78 Why was a kid even present there to watch and Adults Only rated movie...

[Nehr_who? @Nher_who]

To General train se ja na bhdwe, flight se kyu jaa raha hai

Gaan fate to fate, nawabi na ghate