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Current violence in Kashmir did not erupt in isolation. Credible inputs indicate that elements backed by ISI exploited the situation to trigger unrest. What began as peaceful gatherings was deliberately hijacked by anti-national elements (ANEs) who pushed Shia and Sunni youth toward coordinated stone pelting on security forces. The...

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We must remember that Kashmir’s identity cannot be defined by the events of merely the past few decades. Our history is far older, far deeper, and far richer than that. We must also remember that this is not the Kashmir of 1990; this is the Kashmir of 2026. This is the Kashmir of Kashyap, the Kashmir of Nund Rishi, the Kashmir of Lal Ded, and the Kashmir of Habba Khatoon. And if we aspire to leave behind a peaceful and harmonious Kashmir for our children, we must begin by understanding one another today. Because the generations that come after us will not ask us what our religion was. They will ask us what we did for our society, what we did to reduce hatred, what we did to preserve peace, and ultimately, what kind of Kashmir we left behind for them. #InterfaithDialogue
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We must remember that Kashmir’s identity cannot be defined by the events of merely the past few decades. Our history is far older, far deeper, and far richer than that. We must also remember that this is not the Kashmir of 1990; this is the Kashmir of 2026. This is the Kashmir of Kashyap, the Kashmir of Nund Rishi, the Kashmir of Lal Ded, and the Kashmir of Habba Khatoon. And if we aspire to leave behind a peaceful and harmonious Kashmir for our children, we must begin by understanding one another today. Because the generations that come after us will not ask us what our religion was. They will ask us what we did for our society, what we did to reduce hatred, what we did to preserve peace, and ultimately, what kind of Kashmir we left behind for them. #InterfaithDialogue

Anikaa Nazir

10,570 views • 1 month ago

[WATCH] THE PRESIDENT WILL NOT RESIGN. When it comes to the President, there is always a distinctive role between him being the President of the party and the state. There are many factors that influence the state in terms of governance and stability. If the President is called upon by some to resign and he keeps quiet it can throw the state into a state of turmoil. I want to make it clear that the officials agreed with the President on his approach, he took us into confidence and explained the factors that led him to make that particular pronouncement. We believe that the President did the right thing in pronouncing in the best interest of South Africa that he will not be resigning. There was nothing in terms of the judgment that warranted the President to resign it was just mere calls made by individuals and political parties that wanted to throw our country into a state of turmoil, uncertainty and anxiety. So it was imperative that he focus on that. It was correct for him to tell the country that from where he is standing there is nothing in the judgement that states he has done any wrongdoing and what he is going to do with the options in front of him and he has made this public. The President will take the Section 89 Report on review based on the outcome of the judgment and the legal advice he has received. There are no daggers out for the President to resign just opportunistic elements. These elements do not know what they want, they want to impeach and want him to resign, they do know what they actually want. The veracity of the report has not been tested in any committee so they don’t have a basis for the President to resign.
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[WATCH] THE PRESIDENT WILL NOT RESIGN. When it comes to the President, there is always a distinctive role between him being the President of the party and the state. There are many factors that influence the state in terms of governance and stability. If the President is called upon by some to resign and he keeps quiet it can throw the state into a state of turmoil. I want to make it clear that the officials agreed with the President on his approach, he took us into confidence and explained the factors that led him to make that particular pronouncement. We believe that the President did the right thing in pronouncing in the best interest of South Africa that he will not be resigning. There was nothing in terms of the judgment that warranted the President to resign it was just mere calls made by individuals and political parties that wanted to throw our country into a state of turmoil, uncertainty and anxiety. So it was imperative that he focus on that. It was correct for him to tell the country that from where he is standing there is nothing in the judgement that states he has done any wrongdoing and what he is going to do with the options in front of him and he has made this public. The President will take the Section 89 Report on review based on the outcome of the judgment and the legal advice he has received. There are no daggers out for the President to resign just opportunistic elements. These elements do not know what they want, they want to impeach and want him to resign, they do know what they actually want. The veracity of the report has not been tested in any committee so they don’t have a basis for the President to resign.

ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

22,015 views • 4 months ago

They did not die in a firefight. They were tied, walked to the place they would be killed, shot while their hands were still up in front of their faces, and then burned with accelerant until there was almost nothing left to bury. That is what Israel’s forensic pathologists recorded after October 7. Dr. Chen Kugel and Dr. Ricardo Nachman have spent decades on terror scenes. Nachman has been doing this work for 28 years. He still cannot find a word for the people who did it that does not feel too small. He said the moment that breaks you is not the science. It is when the body on the table is your own people. There is no both-siding this. There is no “context”. Every single Palestinian that participated in October 7 did it with sheer joy and pride. And every single Palestinian back in Gaza as well as in Samaria and Judea felt that same pride… that same joy. What the Palestinians did on that day was completely intentional. There is no ambiguity about what they did. And that intent was genocide. The same intent they’ve attempted to implement since before Israel’s independence.
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They did not die in a firefight. They were tied, walked to the place they would be killed, shot while their hands were still up in front of their faces, and then burned with accelerant until there was almost nothing left to bury. That is what Israel’s forensic pathologists recorded after October 7. Dr. Chen Kugel and Dr. Ricardo Nachman have spent decades on terror scenes. Nachman has been doing this work for 28 years. He still cannot find a word for the people who did it that does not feel too small. He said the moment that breaks you is not the science. It is when the body on the table is your own people. There is no both-siding this. There is no “context”. Every single Palestinian that participated in October 7 did it with sheer joy and pride. And every single Palestinian back in Gaza as well as in Samaria and Judea felt that same pride… that same joy. What the Palestinians did on that day was completely intentional. There is no ambiguity about what they did. And that intent was genocide. The same intent they’ve attempted to implement since before Israel’s independence.

Mor Edge Insight

35,771 views • 2 days ago

Many predicted that the tragedy in Australia would come. Not because they were alarmists, but because the pattern was visible. When extremist ideology is repeatedly explained away, softened, and shielded from consequence, violence is no longer a question of if, but when. Warnings were issued. Signals were present. The trajectory was clear. What failed was not intelligence, but judgment. This is the final stage of cultural zoochosis: a society so conditioned to tolerate ideological danger that it mistakes restraint for wisdom and denial for stability. By the time reality forces recognition, the cost is already paid in lives. Cultural zoochosis does not prevent violence. It delays accountability until blood makes denial impossible. What happened was not unforeseeable. It was foretold, ignored, and then normalized until it detonated.
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Many predicted that the tragedy in Australia would come. Not because they were alarmists, but because the pattern was visible. When extremist ideology is repeatedly explained away, softened, and shielded from consequence, violence is no longer a question of if, but when. Warnings were issued. Signals were present. The trajectory was clear. What failed was not intelligence, but judgment. This is the final stage of cultural zoochosis: a society so conditioned to tolerate ideological danger that it mistakes restraint for wisdom and denial for stability. By the time reality forces recognition, the cost is already paid in lives. Cultural zoochosis does not prevent violence. It delays accountability until blood makes denial impossible. What happened was not unforeseeable. It was foretold, ignored, and then normalized until it detonated.

Rauda Altenaiji

60,451 views • 9 months ago

We condemn the heinous attack on Governor James Orengo in Migori during an engagement with the people today. What started with senseless interruption of a peaceful meeting by police officers culminated in a brazen attack by thugs who torched one of the cars in the entourage and sprayed it with bullets. This level of violence is not only unacceptable, it is a precursor to a state of insecurity that the government will be unable to contain if it is left unchecked. Democratic freedoms and the expression thereof cannot be used as an excuse to weaponize organised crime against people of different political persuasion. This intolerance, especially when it is sanctioned, supported and defended by political leaders, signals a worrying trend that our security agencies seem both unprepared for and disinterested in resolving. Failure to act now in response to this national security crisis is an abdication of constitutional duty which is untenable. We demand that those charged with the security and safety of our country do their work before it is too late.
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We condemn the heinous attack on Governor James Orengo in Migori during an engagement with the people today. What started with senseless interruption of a peaceful meeting by police officers culminated in a brazen attack by thugs who torched one of the cars in the entourage and sprayed it with bullets. This level of violence is not only unacceptable, it is a precursor to a state of insecurity that the government will be unable to contain if it is left unchecked. Democratic freedoms and the expression thereof cannot be used as an excuse to weaponize organised crime against people of different political persuasion. This intolerance, especially when it is sanctioned, supported and defended by political leaders, signals a worrying trend that our security agencies seem both unprepared for and disinterested in resolving. Failure to act now in response to this national security crisis is an abdication of constitutional duty which is untenable. We demand that those charged with the security and safety of our country do their work before it is too late.

Faith Odhiambo

106,165 views • 21 days ago

.Mayor Karen Bass Karen Bass says the situation in her city today is nothing like the 1992 LA riots: “There is zero comparison… I was at the epicenter when it was occurring. It was a citywide civil unrest. It was the nation's worst in terms of the most costly, the number of people died, the number of people arrested. There is no comparison. And unfortunately, that is what is being pushed, as though the city is in chaos, there's civil unrest everywhere. For most Angelenos, they're like, what city are they describing? They are definitely not describing Los Angeles.”
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.Mayor Karen Bass Karen Bass says the situation in her city today is nothing like the 1992 LA riots: “There is zero comparison… I was at the epicenter when it was occurring. It was a citywide civil unrest. It was the nation's worst in terms of the most costly, the number of people died, the number of people arrested. There is no comparison. And unfortunately, that is what is being pushed, as though the city is in chaos, there's civil unrest everywhere. For most Angelenos, they're like, what city are they describing? They are definitely not describing Los Angeles.”

State of the Union

99,043 views • 1 year ago

They signed it. Amendment Bill No. 3 is law now, and the thing we said would happen has happened, in the quiet, procedural way these things always happen. No drama. A signature. The machinery moved exactly as it was built to move. Understand what was actually done here. This was a conversion of a term limit from a constitutional guarantee into a negotiable inconvenience. Section 328 was meant to be the lock on the door. They have shown us the lock was only ever as strong as the willingness of the people holding the keys to respect it. There will be those who tell you this is legal. They will be technically correct and entirely beside the point. Legality is not the same as legitimacy. A process can follow every step and still hollow out the thing it claims to protect. The Constitution was amended by the exact people the Constitution was written to restrain. That is not the rule of law. That is the rule of whoever holds the pen. I want to be careful about despair, because despair is the goal. A population that believes nothing can change is a population that has agreed to be governed without consent. So let me say the useful thing instead of the bitter one. Constitutions are not defended in the moment they are broken. They are defended in the long years afterward, by people who refuse to accept that the breaking was normal. The record matters. Who voted. Who signed. Who stayed silent. Who said, plainly and for the record, that this was wrong. History is not written by the people who hold the pen today. It is written by the people who kept count. Keep count.
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They signed it. Amendment Bill No. 3 is law now, and the thing we said would happen has happened, in the quiet, procedural way these things always happen. No drama. A signature. The machinery moved exactly as it was built to move. Understand what was actually done here. This was a conversion of a term limit from a constitutional guarantee into a negotiable inconvenience. Section 328 was meant to be the lock on the door. They have shown us the lock was only ever as strong as the willingness of the people holding the keys to respect it. There will be those who tell you this is legal. They will be technically correct and entirely beside the point. Legality is not the same as legitimacy. A process can follow every step and still hollow out the thing it claims to protect. The Constitution was amended by the exact people the Constitution was written to restrain. That is not the rule of law. That is the rule of whoever holds the pen. I want to be careful about despair, because despair is the goal. A population that believes nothing can change is a population that has agreed to be governed without consent. So let me say the useful thing instead of the bitter one. Constitutions are not defended in the moment they are broken. They are defended in the long years afterward, by people who refuse to accept that the breaking was normal. The record matters. Who voted. Who signed. Who stayed silent. Who said, plainly and for the record, that this was wrong. History is not written by the people who hold the pen today. It is written by the people who kept count. Keep count.

Tawonga Kurewa

10,243 views • 2 months ago

There is a clear pattern in how the so-called “murpokku” DMK ecosystem operates. Whenever a real issue is raised, the focus is systematically diverted. Instead of accountability, they manufacture narratives. What is more concerning is that many of these voices are not neutral or principled. They actively engage in targeted abuse against individuals they disagree with, often backed by power centres within the ecosystem. This is not random trolling. It is coordinated, selective, and strategic. The “murpokku” image is used as a shield to justify or mask harassment, making it far more dangerous than anonymous abuse. Because it comes with influence, amplification, and intent. This pattern needs to be called out.
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There is a clear pattern in how the so-called “murpokku” DMK ecosystem operates. Whenever a real issue is raised, the focus is systematically diverted. Instead of accountability, they manufacture narratives. What is more concerning is that many of these voices are not neutral or principled. They actively engage in targeted abuse against individuals they disagree with, often backed by power centres within the ecosystem. This is not random trolling. It is coordinated, selective, and strategic. The “murpokku” image is used as a shield to justify or mask harassment, making it far more dangerous than anonymous abuse. Because it comes with influence, amplification, and intent. This pattern needs to be called out.

Sonia Arunkumar

22,655 views • 5 months ago

#ManipurViolence #Kuki_Lives_Matter Rubber bullets for the majority Meitei community and live bullets for the minority Kuki community—where is the law, where is justice? An innocent Kuki civilian, who was part of a peaceful protest in KMC Kuki Village, was shot dead by central forces. This tragedy highlights the extreme and disproportionate force used against its own citizens in a democratic country like India. Such actions against peaceful protesters, and the killing of an innocent civilian, deepen divisions and erode trust in the government. In a democracy, the law should protect all its citizens equally, yet this selective violence shows a blatant disregard for justice and human rights. Where is the accountability for this senseless loss of life? Where is the commitment to equality under the law? गृहमंत्री कार्यालय, HMO India SpearCorps.IndianArmy President of India PMO India Vishwajeet Singh Tribal Army
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#ManipurViolence #Kuki_Lives_Matter Rubber bullets for the majority Meitei community and live bullets for the minority Kuki community—where is the law, where is justice? An innocent Kuki civilian, who was part of a peaceful protest in KMC Kuki Village, was shot dead by central forces. This tragedy highlights the extreme and disproportionate force used against its own citizens in a democratic country like India. Such actions against peaceful protesters, and the killing of an innocent civilian, deepen divisions and erode trust in the government. In a democracy, the law should protect all its citizens equally, yet this selective violence shows a blatant disregard for justice and human rights. Where is the accountability for this senseless loss of life? Where is the commitment to equality under the law? गृहमंत्री कार्यालय, HMO India SpearCorps.IndianArmy President of India PMO India Vishwajeet Singh Tribal Army

Official KSO Shillong

10,576 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Leh, Ladakh | On violent protests, Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council CEO Tashi Gyalson says, "... Innocent people who had come for a peaceful protest, somehow the crowd got mobilised, and suddenly the violence started... The ongoing hunger strike was quite peaceful initially and it was for a larger demand. The people of Ladakh were a little concerned but there wasn't anything to worry about as the government was holding talks from time to time and finding a solution to the issue and had also given assurances that Ladakh would receive constitutional safeguards. Despite this, some narratives began circulating that the government isn't serious about talks and will not take action on constitutional safeguards... Some provocative people started making statements... But we never anticipated it. But on the 24th, such an incident occurred, which is unfortunate, and I strongly condemn it... We have requested the LG that there should be a thorough investigation into this. There should be transparency and accountability... When violence broke out, there was a lot of strictness from the police, and the result was this: four young people lost their lives, and many others were injured... There should be accountability for all the violence... There should be accountability for the excessive use of force to control the violence..." (26.09)
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#WATCH | Leh, Ladakh | On violent protests, Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council CEO Tashi Gyalson says, "... Innocent people who had come for a peaceful protest, somehow the crowd got mobilised, and suddenly the violence started... The ongoing hunger strike was quite peaceful initially and it was for a larger demand. The people of Ladakh were a little concerned but there wasn't anything to worry about as the government was holding talks from time to time and finding a solution to the issue and had also given assurances that Ladakh would receive constitutional safeguards. Despite this, some narratives began circulating that the government isn't serious about talks and will not take action on constitutional safeguards... Some provocative people started making statements... But we never anticipated it. But on the 24th, such an incident occurred, which is unfortunate, and I strongly condemn it... We have requested the LG that there should be a thorough investigation into this. There should be transparency and accountability... When violence broke out, there was a lot of strictness from the police, and the result was this: four young people lost their lives, and many others were injured... There should be accountability for all the violence... There should be accountability for the excessive use of force to control the violence..." (26.09)

ANI

37,207 views • 11 months ago

Zack Polanski, "The holocaust is in my families DNA" "The idea of zionism initially was to make sure there was a peaceful place for the Jewish people right across Europe" "When the idea of zionism was created it was about making sure there was a peaceful place for people to live" "I think the version of zionism that Netanyahu puts forward is racist, it clearly involves the extermination of the Palestinian people" "I wouldn't know what you meant by the term zionism, and I say that as a Jewish person" "Where zionism is now is very different to its initial incarnation" "Netanyahu talks about from the river to the sea, casting out the Palestinians" "We're seeing the extermination of the Palestinian people on a daily basis" "If that's your definition of zionism, then that is clearly racist"
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Zack Polanski, "The holocaust is in my families DNA" "The idea of zionism initially was to make sure there was a peaceful place for the Jewish people right across Europe" "When the idea of zionism was created it was about making sure there was a peaceful place for people to live" "I think the version of zionism that Netanyahu puts forward is racist, it clearly involves the extermination of the Palestinian people" "I wouldn't know what you meant by the term zionism, and I say that as a Jewish person" "Where zionism is now is very different to its initial incarnation" "Netanyahu talks about from the river to the sea, casting out the Palestinians" "We're seeing the extermination of the Palestinian people on a daily basis" "If that's your definition of zionism, then that is clearly racist"

Farrukh

60,120 views • 7 months ago

The Yazidis are really starting to annoy me. To begin with, the people who liberated you, protected your honor, and welcomed you were the Kurds. Instead of thanking them, you belittle them?! This Yazidi claims that there is no Kurdish language and that it is actually the Êzdikî language. He also says that the original Kurds were Yazidis because the religion of the Kurds before Islam was Yazidism. (This narrative was promoted by the PKK.) He also claims that “we are older than the Kurds,” which is a lie. First, it is called the Kurdish language, and the Kurds have been mentioned for thousands of years, whereas the idea of a Yazidi nationality was established by the PKK in 2014 after what they call the “liberation.” No historical book has ever described the Yazidis as a nationality, and there was no one in the world a hundred years ago whose ethnicity was “Yazidi.” Second, the religion of the Kurds before Islam was Zoroastrianism, Yazdanism, or Christianity. There was no such thing as a religion called Yazidism at that time. Third, the Yazidi religion is originally a religion that deviated from Islam. They are followers of Adi ibn Musafir, the Arab Sunni Umayyad, who was praised by Ibn Taymiyyah. The tomb of Adi (Sheikh Adi) is located in Lalish today, and the Yazidis worship it. Fourth, when a Kurd calls you Kurds, it is because he loves you and sympathizes with you because of what happened to you. Otherwise, your entire sect is of no benefit to the Kurds. Finally, Sinjar is Kurdish and will remain Kurdish. People of other national identities will be expelled from it. And let me remind you that the backbone of Kurdish nationalism has always been, and still is, the Sunni Kurds, who are deeply devoted to the Kurdish nation.
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The Yazidis are really starting to annoy me. To begin with, the people who liberated you, protected your honor, and welcomed you were the Kurds. Instead of thanking them, you belittle them?! This Yazidi claims that there is no Kurdish language and that it is actually the Êzdikî language. He also says that the original Kurds were Yazidis because the religion of the Kurds before Islam was Yazidism. (This narrative was promoted by the PKK.) He also claims that “we are older than the Kurds,” which is a lie. First, it is called the Kurdish language, and the Kurds have been mentioned for thousands of years, whereas the idea of a Yazidi nationality was established by the PKK in 2014 after what they call the “liberation.” No historical book has ever described the Yazidis as a nationality, and there was no one in the world a hundred years ago whose ethnicity was “Yazidi.” Second, the religion of the Kurds before Islam was Zoroastrianism, Yazdanism, or Christianity. There was no such thing as a religion called Yazidism at that time. Third, the Yazidi religion is originally a religion that deviated from Islam. They are followers of Adi ibn Musafir, the Arab Sunni Umayyad, who was praised by Ibn Taymiyyah. The tomb of Adi (Sheikh Adi) is located in Lalish today, and the Yazidis worship it. Fourth, when a Kurd calls you Kurds, it is because he loves you and sympathizes with you because of what happened to you. Otherwise, your entire sect is of no benefit to the Kurds. Finally, Sinjar is Kurdish and will remain Kurdish. People of other national identities will be expelled from it. And let me remind you that the backbone of Kurdish nationalism has always been, and still is, the Sunni Kurds, who are deeply devoted to the Kurdish nation.

لوند ⛰️

23,570 views • 1 month ago

Dharmendra Pradhan resigning will be the first step in accountability, the government will prove that it is of the people, for the people and by the people and is sensitive to what the people expect the government to do. There is a timing for announcing strict measures, however that time has really gone- it should have come earlier and not now when there is such immense build up of students anger.
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Dharmendra Pradhan resigning will be the first step in accountability, the government will prove that it is of the people, for the people and by the people and is sensitive to what the people expect the government to do. There is a timing for announcing strict measures, however that time has really gone- it should have come earlier and not now when there is such immense build up of students anger.

Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳

30,301 views • 1 month ago

For every controversy, Meta’s default defence seems to be the same: “It was a technical glitch.” But a former Meta executive turned whistle-blower has punctured that narrative. Algorithms don’t create themselves. They are designed by people, trained on human choices, and operate within rules set by the company. Meta decides what gets amplified, what gets suppressed, and the guidelines that govern those decisions. When political content is selectively boosted or throttled, dismissing it as a mere “technical glitch” is no longer a credible explanation. It raises fundamental questions about accountability, transparency, and who really controls the digital public square.
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For every controversy, Meta’s default defence seems to be the same: “It was a technical glitch.” But a former Meta executive turned whistle-blower has punctured that narrative. Algorithms don’t create themselves. They are designed by people, trained on human choices, and operate within rules set by the company. Meta decides what gets amplified, what gets suppressed, and the guidelines that govern those decisions. When political content is selectively boosted or throttled, dismissing it as a mere “technical glitch” is no longer a credible explanation. It raises fundamental questions about accountability, transparency, and who really controls the digital public square.

Amit Malviya

28,660 views • 1 month ago

#WATCH | Delhi: Indian Youth Congress National President Shri Uday Bhanu Chib says, "We went to the RSS office. Members of the Youth Congress burned the Manusmriti there. It was done because when Kharge ji visited Uttarakhand, a 'purification' ritual was performed after his departure. Who is considered impure? It is that mindset—held by the BJP and RSS—that is truly impure; it is a casteist mindset. They believe that one’s status as 'high' or 'low' is determined by birth. This is not just about Kharge-ji; it is a fight for the self-respect and equal rights of crores of people—Dalits, Adivasis, and the backward classes..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: Indian Youth Congress National President Shri Uday Bhanu Chib says, "We went to the RSS office. Members of the Youth Congress burned the Manusmriti there. It was done because when Kharge ji visited Uttarakhand, a 'purification' ritual was performed after his departure. Who is considered impure? It is that mindset—held by the BJP and RSS—that is truly impure; it is a casteist mindset. They believe that one’s status as 'high' or 'low' is determined by birth. This is not just about Kharge-ji; it is a fight for the self-respect and equal rights of crores of people—Dalits, Adivasis, and the backward classes..."

ANI

38,217 views • 21 days ago

#WATCH | On vandalisation by a mob at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata Police Commissioner, Vineet Goyal says, "...If you say it is a failure of assessment, then yes, you can call it a failure of assessment...This entire protest was supposed to have been a very peaceful protest. That is my understanding... There was no such intelligence... We also make an assessment on the basis of whatever is available... We deploy our resources and try to see that law and order is maintained. So the assessment failure is not the first time it has happened, whether in Kolkata or elsewhere. They do happen at times...There is adequate security...And we are committed to it..."
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#WATCH | On vandalisation by a mob at RG Kar Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata Police Commissioner, Vineet Goyal says, "...If you say it is a failure of assessment, then yes, you can call it a failure of assessment...This entire protest was supposed to have been a very peaceful protest. That is my understanding... There was no such intelligence... We also make an assessment on the basis of whatever is available... We deploy our resources and try to see that law and order is maintained. So the assessment failure is not the first time it has happened, whether in Kolkata or elsewhere. They do happen at times...There is adequate security...And we are committed to it..."

ANI

161,046 views • 2 years ago

There is a moment in every man's life where the question is not what is strategic, not what is convenient, not what is politically comfortable, the question is simply, what is right and what is wrong. These sources did not step forward for fame. They stepped forward because they believed in something greater than themselves. They infiltrated one of the most brutal regimes in the Western Hemisphere. Their families — including children — are now being hunted because they chose to stand on the right side of history. Those are real people, in real danger, right now. The United States of America asked these men and women to trust us. They did and the silence they have received in return is not a bureaucratic oversight. It is a moral failure. Plain and simple. I have spent my life in service to this country. I know what we ask of people who work in the shadows. I know the weight of that ask and I know that when a nation stops honoring its word to the people who sacrificed the most, it has lost something far more valuable than any intelligence asset. This is not complicated. These people did right by us. Now we do right by them.
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There is a moment in every man's life where the question is not what is strategic, not what is convenient, not what is politically comfortable, the question is simply, what is right and what is wrong. These sources did not step forward for fame. They stepped forward because they believed in something greater than themselves. They infiltrated one of the most brutal regimes in the Western Hemisphere. Their families — including children — are now being hunted because they chose to stand on the right side of history. Those are real people, in real danger, right now. The United States of America asked these men and women to trust us. They did and the silence they have received in return is not a bureaucratic oversight. It is a moral failure. Plain and simple. I have spent my life in service to this country. I know what we ask of people who work in the shadows. I know the weight of that ask and I know that when a nation stops honoring its word to the people who sacrificed the most, it has lost something far more valuable than any intelligence asset. This is not complicated. These people did right by us. Now we do right by them.

General Mike Flynn

61,706 views • 4 months ago