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META’S ANTI-INDIA ALGORITHM EXPOSED! ​Big tech platforms took money to boost anti-national narratives & suppress truth, faking a national anti-gov sentiment. They tried replicating Nepal & Bangladesh style unrest in India. ​When Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw warned to revoke 'Safe Harbour' protections, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was forced to apologize.

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The Anti National elements emboldened by the appeasement politics of Mamata Banerjee and buoyed by the immunity provided to them by the West Bengal Police & Administration have consistently targeted National Properties such as the Railways. Especially after 2019, in the garb of Anti CAA & Anti Waqf Amendment Protests, they torched Railway Stations such as Samsi; Malda District, Dhuliyan, Samserganj and Rejinagar; Murshidabad district. They vandalised Trains & Tracks, blocked National Highways, causing immense inconvenience to the Commuters and Passengers. During their unabated rampage, they didn't care either about the properties acquired by the Taxpayer's Money or the safety, security and convenience of the Taxpayers. The recent so-called 'protests' in Beldanga; Murshidabad district was a déjà vu moment where once again obstructionism and vandalism took center stage with the Police acting as spectators. These Anti National elements are facilitated by the Ruling TMC Party and the West Bengal Government in the frontline while they are patronized by banned outfits such as SIMI & PFI from behind the scenes. To dilute the narrative and add legitimacy to their acts of violence, the National Flag is used by the vandals as props. Similarly, today at the Bardhaman Railway Junction, a violent mob led by TMC Leaders Nurul Alam (aka Saheb; Councilor) & INTTUC leader Iftikhar Ahamad (aka Papu) took over the Railway Station and disrupted services. All in the name of Anti SIR protest. I am requesting the Administration to lodge an FIR and book the culprits ASAP, otherwise I will proceed with the legal recourse available with the intervention of the Courts to ensure that those responsible for the obstruction are not allowed to go scot free. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. Election Commission of India CEO West Bengal Ashwini Vaishnaw Ministry of Railways RPF INDIA @BengalGovernor #DGP West Bengal Police HOME DEPARTMENT - GOVT. OF WEST BENGAL Chief Secretary West Bengal Eastern Railway #DRM Howrah

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