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Selective outrage is killing real accountability. Why has this become the norm? Whenever serious cases emerge, the conversation quickly shifts to labels like Islamophobia or communal narratives. But what about the actual crimes? In the Nashik IT case, reports indicate planned targeting through WhatsApp groups, identifying vulnerable individuals and... exploiting them. This is not random. This is organized. In Agra, a network involving multiple accused allegedly kidnapped girls, with links and funding traced beyond cities and even outside the country. More than 14 arrests have already been made. In Dehradun, a man was reportedly living under a false identity, and investigations revealed disturbing claims in chats about exploitation. These are not isolated incidents. These are serious allegations that demand strict investigation, accountability, and justice. The real question is, why are these cases not discussed with the same intensity? Why does the focus shift away from victims and facts? Crime has no religion. But silence, denial, and selective outrage only make the situation worse. If we truly want less hatred in society, we need more honesty in our conversations. Jai Hind. Jai Bharat.🇮🇳show more

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⚠️ #Warning: This video contains distressing content and may be upsetting to viewers. If you see this and believe in humanity, child rights, young girls, and human rights, silence is not an option. When we stay quiet, these crimes happen again and again. We must stand against abuse and exploitation, no matter who the perpetrators are. Why world is silent about the #Epstein and all criminals!!! The videos revealed in the #EpsteinFiles are deeply disturbing. They expose the horrific exploitation of children and the complete failure of powerful systems to protect the innocent. This is not politics. This is not gossip. This is about justice, accountability, and protecting children. Silence protects criminals. Speaking out protects victims.

⚠️ #Warning: This video contains distressing content and may be upsetting to viewers. If you see this and believe in humanity, child rights, young girls, and human rights, silence is not an option. When we stay quiet, these crimes happen again and again. We must stand against abuse and exploitation, no matter who the perpetrators are. Why world is silent about the #Epstein and all criminals!!! The videos revealed in the #EpsteinFiles are deeply disturbing. They expose the horrific exploitation of children and the complete failure of powerful systems to protect the innocent. This is not politics. This is not gossip. This is about justice, accountability, and protecting children. Silence protects criminals. Speaking out protects victims.

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Why is NO ONE talking about this? Supreme Court Justice Sandeep Mehta has written THREE letters to CJI Surya Kant raising serious allegations against Rajasthan High Court Acting Chief Justice Sanjeev Prakash Sharma. The allegations include misuse of administrative powers, manipulation of case listings, favouritism, nepotism and even threatening judges with transfers. Read that again. One sitting judge is raising serious allegations about another sitting judge. If allegations this serious are being raised from within the judiciary itself, why is there so little public discussion about it? These are allegations, not proven findings. But they absolutely deserve transparent scrutiny and accountability. Why is the media not making this a bigger issue?

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Why our National Presiden KD Jha was dragged by Delhi Police like this? What was our Fault? Can not we Demand Justice in this country in a peacefully way? Is it a crime to demand #JusticeForAtulSubhash ? Police spared no one, neither the women, nor the children. They even detained reporters and Cameramen of Aaj Tak, ABP News, Republik Bharat and many more. Do we have emergency in our country that citizens can not raise even their voice? History will not forgive Delhi Police for supressing the voice of the 70 Crore Men of this Country and doing injustice with them Enough is Enough ..Ab Aur Nahi.. No More Silence

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THE ABYSS AHEAD Are we still focused on the ideas that matter—or have we lost our way? In this clip, I talk about what I see as a dangerous shift away from discussing conservatism itself and toward distractions, personalities, and constant reaction. These are serious times. More extreme, more volatile, and more uncertain than in years past. And yet, instead of teaching, debating, and reinforcing core principles, too much of the conversation is spent on everything but the ideas that define a movement. That’s the real risk. Because if we’re not grounded in what we believe—if we’re not actively learning, teaching, and articulating those beliefs—we’re not prepared to meet the challenges ahead. And those challenges are real. This is a call to refocus. To stop playing defense. To get serious about ideas again—and to rally around the principles that matter. To watch the entire episode: YouTube: Rumble:

THE ABYSS AHEAD Are we still focused on the ideas that matter—or have we lost our way? In this clip, I talk about what I see as a dangerous shift away from discussing conservatism itself and toward distractions, personalities, and constant reaction. These are serious times. More extreme, more volatile, and more uncertain than in years past. And yet, instead of teaching, debating, and reinforcing core principles, too much of the conversation is spent on everything but the ideas that define a movement. That’s the real risk. Because if we’re not grounded in what we believe—if we’re not actively learning, teaching, and articulating those beliefs—we’re not prepared to meet the challenges ahead. And those challenges are real. This is a call to refocus. To stop playing defense. To get serious about ideas again—and to rally around the principles that matter. To watch the entire episode: YouTube: Rumble:

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#WATCH | Atul Subhash suicide case | Delhi | Advocate Vikas Pahwa says, "It's a very serious matter and being a criminal lawyer I have seen how 498A has been misused by the legal fraternity, the police machinery, the disgruntled ladies, those who have filed all these cases. I have seen it from my own eyes in the last three decades. But this incident has triggered the controversy and has brought the issue before everybody in the country. I think this issue now should be taken very seriously because 498A misuse should be curbed. After all, it has an impact on the social fabric of our society. There are false allegations which are not only filed against the husband but also against the father-in-law, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, and brother-in-law, of the family. They are also implicated in these kinds of cases and most of them are false. I'm not saying genuine cases are not there. There are genuine cases which should be looked into, but the majority of them, which we see are filed to persuade the husband to settle the matter for some money...So this shows how this law is being misused. I think serious action should be taken..."

#WATCH | Atul Subhash suicide case | Delhi | Advocate Vikas Pahwa says, "It's a very serious matter and being a criminal lawyer I have seen how 498A has been misused by the legal fraternity, the police machinery, the disgruntled ladies, those who have filed all these cases. I have seen it from my own eyes in the last three decades. But this incident has triggered the controversy and has brought the issue before everybody in the country. I think this issue now should be taken very seriously because 498A misuse should be curbed. After all, it has an impact on the social fabric of our society. There are false allegations which are not only filed against the husband but also against the father-in-law, mother-in-law, sister-in-law, and brother-in-law, of the family. They are also implicated in these kinds of cases and most of them are false. I'm not saying genuine cases are not there. There are genuine cases which should be looked into, but the majority of them, which we see are filed to persuade the husband to settle the matter for some money...So this shows how this law is being misused. I think serious action should be taken..."

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