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Akbaruddin Owaisi threateningly repeating his notorious “15 minutes” statement. Perhaps the Hon’ble Home Minister Amit Shah should grant his wish and ask all Chief Ministers to withdraw police forces for just fifteen minutes. Let us then see what truly happens. Iski dil ki tamanna poori ho jaaye, warna shayad...

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7 years back on December 18, Genpact employee & Assistant Vice President Swaroop Raj ended his life in Noida. He h@nged himself in his Noida apartment after two of his junior female colleagues filed sexual harassment complaints against him and the company’s internal complaints committee temporarily suspended him. In a suicide note addressed to his wife, who worked in the same company, Raj claimed he was innocent but did not have the courage to face anyone. In the note addressing his wife Kriti Srivastav, he said: “Today I want to let you know how much I love you. I have an allegation by two of the employees on sexual harassment and trust me I did not do anything. I know the world will understand it but you and our families should trust me. The allegations are baseless. But the entire Genpact will know about it, hence I do not have the courage to face anyone. I want you to be strong and live life with whole respect as your husband has not done anything... I am going as everyone will look at me with that eye even if I come clean.” On December 22, on the basis of this suicide note and a complaint by Raj’s wife, the Greater Noida police filed a First Information Report charging Genpact and seven of its employees with abetment of suicide. Among the seven were the two women who made the sexual harassment complaints. However, no legal action as such was taken against the accused and Swaroops' family still seeks justice. There are many such cases where women have misused the POSH ACT for their own benefits. It's high time that POSH ACT should be made gender neutral and culprits must be strictly punished including those women filing false case. SWIPE TO WATCH WHAT SWAROOP'S FATHER SAYS ABOUT HIS SON. WATCH THE FULL VIDEO ON OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL- #formenidia #Genpact #SwaroopRaj #POSH

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BOYCOTT NAISHOLA GARDENS: Raila Odinga’s Empire Crumbles: Shunned at Naishola Gardens, Snubbed at Home, and Sinking in Kenya’s Shifting Political Sands The Raila Odinga Amolo Foundation must be squirming in the twilight of his career, watching his carefully woven web of deceit unravel like a cheap suit. The man who once thrived on grandstanding and manipulation has been reduced to a political ghost, his influence evaporating faster than his credibility. It’s almost pathetic how he’s clung to this con for decades, fooling the gullible with his populist charade, only to find himself sidelined, a relic of a bygone era. Take his appearance at Belio Sang’s son’s wedding: once, he’d have been the center of gravity, basking in sycophantic adulation. Now? He slunk in like a forgotten uncle, barely acknowledged, his presence as irrelevant as yesterday’s news. The crowd’s indifference must have stung, a brutal reminder that his grip on Kenya’s political psyche is slipping. The psychological toll of being ignored after years of commanding attention surely gnaws at his ego, exposing the fragility of a man who’s built his identity on being the people’s champion. Then there’s Ida Odinga’s birthday flop at their Karen fortress: a masterclass in humiliation. Inviting the elite to fund her lavish party, only to be ghosted by those who once kissed the Odinga ring, speaks volumes. It’s not just a social snub; it’s a political death knell. The no-shows weren’t just avoiding her notorious cash demands; they were signaling a shift in loyalty, a recalibration of power dynamics. Kenya’s political class is sniffing the wind, and the Odingas are no longer the scent of success. Even hotels, those spineless venues of convenience, reportedly turned down hosting the event, unwilling to taint their brands with the stench of a fracturing dynasty. That’s not just rejection; it’s a calculated middle finger from the market, a sign that Raila’s political capital is bankrupt. And then there’s Naishola Gardens , the garish stage for Belio Sang’s son’s wedding, a grotesque parade of ill-gotten wealth splashed in the faces of struggling Kenyans. That venue, dripping with the proceeds of corruption, should be a pariah. Kenyans must shun it, boycott it, and let it rot as a monument to greed. Naishola Gardens’ decision to host such a spectacle aligns it with the rot of Kenya’s elite, and every citizen with a shred of dignity should refuse to set foot there. Raila’s fall isn’t just personal; it’s a psychological and political implosion. His desperation to stay relevant, to cling to the myth of his indispensability, betrays a man haunted by his own obsolescence. The political landscape is shifting beneath his feet, with new players and alliances emerging, leaving him and his cronies scrambling to hold onto a fading spotlight. Kenyans are waking up, their patience worn thin by decades of his theatrics. The boycott of Naishola Gardens should be the start: let it be a warning to all who profit from the plunder of a nation. Raila’s scam is crumbling, and the twilight of his years looks less like a legacy and more like a long-overdue reckoning.

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