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Shockingly ‼️illegal mining resumes behind Chhatbir Zoo! A few days ago,after my complaint, illegal mining was halted briefly. But now,it's back in full swing. Despite multiple press notes from DC Mohali assuring strict monitoring, it was all a lie. Today at 11 AM, my team visited the site, blatant...

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This is how they are looting Sand on the name of desilting

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@dcmohali @GARRY2070 @LambaAlka @SwatiJaiHind @_YogendraYadav @pbhushan1 @Partap_Sbajwa @SandeepJakharpb @_SandeepDikshit @devendrayadvinc Bad habits die hard…

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@dcmohali @GARRY2070 @LambaAlka @SwatiJaiHind @_YogendraYadav @pbhushan1 @Partap_Sbajwa @SandeepJakharpb @_SandeepDikshit @devendrayadvinc True

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Jordan Rossvor 2 Jahren

My LinkedIn account got suspended today We onboarded a new admin to run outreach and he didnt follow the SOP He wanted to prove himself First thing we did was review how to mitigate this from happening again (after he got fired) Here is what I came up with: 1- Build a new onboarding form via ChatGPT 2-Put in specific points that talent needs to acknowldge "I acknowledge that if I cause a suspension on the linkedin account due to sending more requests than I am told it will lead to auto termination and a 1 star review on my upwork profile" Attack the process Not the people Ops brain at work over here

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HARMILAP GREWALvor 1 Jahr

@dcmohali @Sattu94967722 @LambaAlka @SwatiJaiHind @_YogendraYadav @pbhushan1 @Partap_Sbajwa @SandeepJakharpb @_SandeepDikshit @devendrayadvinc Never seen such a shameless attitude of any government in Punjab. What has happened to the @IASassociation of Punjab?

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Raghvendra Bhadauriavor 1 Jahr

@dcmohali @GARRY2070 @Sattu94967722 @LambaAlka @SwatiJaiHind @_YogendraYadav @pbhushan1 @Partap_Sbajwa @SandeepJakharpb @_SandeepDikshit @devendrayadvinc Where is @raghav_chadha? Before Punjab elections, he used to go at mining sites. All stunt, nothing else

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Manik Goyalvor 1 Jahr

@dcmohali @GARRY2070 @Sattu94967722 @LambaAlka @SwatiJaiHind @_YogendraYadav @pbhushan1 @Partap_Sbajwa @SandeepJakharpb @_SandeepDikshit @devendrayadvinc @raghav_chadha He seems working for another clan now

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@dcmohali @GARRY2070 @Sattu94967722 @LambaAlka @SwatiJaiHind @_YogendraYadav @pbhushan1 @Partap_Sbajwa @SandeepJakharpb @_SandeepDikshit @devendrayadvinc Shocking to know about this, all this illegal stuff is happening in broad daylight without any fear of law. 😯😳😯😳

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@dcmohali @GARRY2070 @Sattu94967722 @LambaAlka @SwatiJaiHind @_YogendraYadav @pbhushan1 @Partap_Sbajwa @SandeepJakharpb @_SandeepDikshit @devendrayadvinc All are playing hand in glove

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Manik Goyal

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Dear Bhagwant Mann at the very least, you can stop this blatant sand loot happening behind Chattbir Zoo. The contract is for desilting, yet sand is being illegally mined far from the water body. Is your administration truly blind to this open loot, or is it complicit? Villagers report that over 500 tippers of sand cross daily, amounting to ₹10-15 lakh in theft every day—just from one site. I still remember Arvind Kejriwal promising ₹20,000 crores from mining, yet the revenue barely touched ₹300 crores. Should we assume your people are siphoning off the rest, just like they are behind Chattbir?
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Dear Bhagwant Mann at the very least, you can stop this blatant sand loot happening behind Chattbir Zoo. The contract is for desilting, yet sand is being illegally mined far from the water body. Is your administration truly blind to this open loot, or is it complicit? Villagers report that over 500 tippers of sand cross daily, amounting to ₹10-15 lakh in theft every day—just from one site. I still remember Arvind Kejriwal promising ₹20,000 crores from mining, yet the revenue barely touched ₹300 crores. Should we assume your people are siphoning off the rest, just like they are behind Chattbir?

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The Yoruba Times

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There is widespread misinformation being spread about the Aravalli mining order, so let’s put the verified facts on record. A clarification has been issued by the Press Information Bureau, based directly on the judgment of the Supreme Court of India. First, this Supreme Court order was not passed to destroy the Aravallis, but to protect them. For years, multiple cases of illegal and unregulated mining were coming to the Court because different States were using different definitions of what counts as an Aravalli hill or range. Now the most important fact. The so-called 100-metre rule is not new. It was decided by a Rajasthan State Committee in 2002 and implemented in 2006. Under this rule, any landform rising 100 metres or more above surrounding land is treated as a hill, and mining is banned not just on the hilltop but also on its slopes, treating the entire hill as one ecological unit. The expert committee appointed by the Supreme Court found that Rajasthan was the only State with a clear, legally notified and scientific definition. Because of this, Gujarat, Haryana and the Delhi region agreed to adopt the same rule, along with stronger safeguards, so that one uniform standard applies across the entire Aravalli belt. Another major misinformation is that mining is now allowed below 100 metres. This is false. Many areas below 100 metres are still part of protected hills, connected ranges, wildlife corridors and eco-sensitive zones, where mining remains prohibited. For the first time, entire Aravalli ranges, meaning groups of nearby hills and the land between them, are being treated as one protected ecological system, so slopes and foothills cannot be mined separately. Finally, the Supreme Court has imposed a temporary stay on all new mining leases in the Aravalli region until a comprehensive Sustainable Mining Management Plan is prepared. Existing mines can continue only under strict environmental compliance. In short, the rule was old, the protection has been strengthened, and fresh mining has been paused, not expanded.
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There is widespread misinformation being spread about the Aravalli mining order, so let’s put the verified facts on record. A clarification has been issued by the Press Information Bureau, based directly on the judgment of the Supreme Court of India. First, this Supreme Court order was not passed to destroy the Aravallis, but to protect them. For years, multiple cases of illegal and unregulated mining were coming to the Court because different States were using different definitions of what counts as an Aravalli hill or range. Now the most important fact. The so-called 100-metre rule is not new. It was decided by a Rajasthan State Committee in 2002 and implemented in 2006. Under this rule, any landform rising 100 metres or more above surrounding land is treated as a hill, and mining is banned not just on the hilltop but also on its slopes, treating the entire hill as one ecological unit. The expert committee appointed by the Supreme Court found that Rajasthan was the only State with a clear, legally notified and scientific definition. Because of this, Gujarat, Haryana and the Delhi region agreed to adopt the same rule, along with stronger safeguards, so that one uniform standard applies across the entire Aravalli belt. Another major misinformation is that mining is now allowed below 100 metres. This is false. Many areas below 100 metres are still part of protected hills, connected ranges, wildlife corridors and eco-sensitive zones, where mining remains prohibited. For the first time, entire Aravalli ranges, meaning groups of nearby hills and the land between them, are being treated as one protected ecological system, so slopes and foothills cannot be mined separately. Finally, the Supreme Court has imposed a temporary stay on all new mining leases in the Aravalli region until a comprehensive Sustainable Mining Management Plan is prepared. Existing mines can continue only under strict environmental compliance. In short, the rule was old, the protection has been strengthened, and fresh mining has been paused, not expanded.

Praffulgarg

80,137 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Shocking "Kattar Imandari" of Aam Aadmis !! Money bags thrown from the 9th floor after ED raids in Mohali,Punjab. As per reports, during an ED raid at Western Tower, bags stuffed with bundles of ₹500 notes were thrown from the 9th floor.Crores of rupees were dumped from Flat,which is allegedly linked to close aides of a corrupt OSD to Maan Sahab. This flat is quite famous in political circles,frequently visited by top AAP leaders,businessmen,Tainted bulders,corrupt officers etc This could be the beginning of the exposure of a large hawala network allegedly run by the "kattar imandars" in Punjab over the past few years. Corruption, illegal mining,Transfers with money, local body scams, land frauds, hawala, extortion and what is not going onn in Punjab. Arvind Kejriwal had promised Badlaav to Punjabis. Instead we got a regime hungry for money. May God bless Punjab.
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Shocking "Kattar Imandari" of Aam Aadmis !! Money bags thrown from the 9th floor after ED raids in Mohali,Punjab. As per reports, during an ED raid at Western Tower, bags stuffed with bundles of ₹500 notes were thrown from the 9th floor.Crores of rupees were dumped from Flat,which is allegedly linked to close aides of a corrupt OSD to Maan Sahab. This flat is quite famous in political circles,frequently visited by top AAP leaders,businessmen,Tainted bulders,corrupt officers etc This could be the beginning of the exposure of a large hawala network allegedly run by the "kattar imandars" in Punjab over the past few years. Corruption, illegal mining,Transfers with money, local body scams, land frauds, hawala, extortion and what is not going onn in Punjab. Arvind Kejriwal had promised Badlaav to Punjabis. Instead we got a regime hungry for money. May God bless Punjab.

Manik Goyal

62,582 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

VIDEO | South Delhi building collapse: AAP Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj says, "Just some time ago, a similar incident took place in Saket, where an illegal four-storey building was being used as a PG for students. A writ petition was also filed in the High Court, but the construction was not stopped. Later, an illegal basement was being constructed and children died. What action was taken against the Chief Minister or the Mayor? They promised strict action, but suspended only an AE and a JE as a mere formality. We demanded action against the DC, but no such action was taken. There was also no action against the commissioner. The basic issue is that corruption has increased so much in the MCD that Rs 1.25 crore is being paid as a bribe for the transfer of an executive engineer in the building department..." (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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VIDEO | South Delhi building collapse: AAP Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj says, "Just some time ago, a similar incident took place in Saket, where an illegal four-storey building was being used as a PG for students. A writ petition was also filed in the High Court, but the construction was not stopped. Later, an illegal basement was being constructed and children died. What action was taken against the Chief Minister or the Mayor? They promised strict action, but suspended only an AE and a JE as a mere formality. We demanded action against the DC, but no such action was taken. There was also no action against the commissioner. The basic issue is that corruption has increased so much in the MCD that Rs 1.25 crore is being paid as a bribe for the transfer of an executive engineer in the building department..." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

Press Trust of India

21,515 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Silver is still strong. But will it stay at these levels long term? Will silver go higher? If owning silver bars is not your thing, the other way to play this is by owning silver mining stock. But the issue is that 75% of silver comes as a biproduct of copper, lead or zinc mining. Only 1% to 2% of their revenue comes from silver. So those types of mining companies don't care about the price of silver. There are very few mining companies that are primary silver producers, which is more than 50% of revenue from silver. The next thing to consider is, which companies can still expand their production? Which ones have really high grade ore? I only own two silver mining stocks. One of them is Aya Gold & Silver. US ticker is AYASF and the Canada ticker is AYA . to. I have owned it for several years. They are producing silver at their mine Zgounder in Morocco. They have a second project, called Boumadine, that will open in the future. They were already making great profits at Zgounder when silver was only $30 per oz. Their profits at $75 per oz are insane. The markets are not valuing the silver mining stocks at $75 per oz yet. Aya can mine silver at $19 per ounce and be breakeven. Their margin at $75 silver is currently $56 per ounce. That means Aya has an estimated annual operating cash flow of $336 million (at $75 silver). That is only for their Zgounder mine which is already operating. Their Boumadine mine is going to be 5x larger. If you believe in silver long term and don't want to own the physical metal, my top silver mine stock in my portfolio is Aya Gold & Silver. Canada company with it's HQ in Montreal. US Ticker: AYASF Canada Ticker: AYA. TO
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Silver is still strong. But will it stay at these levels long term? Will silver go higher? If owning silver bars is not your thing, the other way to play this is by owning silver mining stock. But the issue is that 75% of silver comes as a biproduct of copper, lead or zinc mining. Only 1% to 2% of their revenue comes from silver. So those types of mining companies don't care about the price of silver. There are very few mining companies that are primary silver producers, which is more than 50% of revenue from silver. The next thing to consider is, which companies can still expand their production? Which ones have really high grade ore? I only own two silver mining stocks. One of them is Aya Gold & Silver. US ticker is AYASF and the Canada ticker is AYA . to. I have owned it for several years. They are producing silver at their mine Zgounder in Morocco. They have a second project, called Boumadine, that will open in the future. They were already making great profits at Zgounder when silver was only $30 per oz. Their profits at $75 per oz are insane. The markets are not valuing the silver mining stocks at $75 per oz yet. Aya can mine silver at $19 per ounce and be breakeven. Their margin at $75 silver is currently $56 per ounce. That means Aya has an estimated annual operating cash flow of $336 million (at $75 silver). That is only for their Zgounder mine which is already operating. Their Boumadine mine is going to be 5x larger. If you believe in silver long term and don't want to own the physical metal, my top silver mine stock in my portfolio is Aya Gold & Silver. Canada company with it's HQ in Montreal. US Ticker: AYASF Canada Ticker: AYA. TO

Wall Street Mav

92,758 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

The “Badlaav” that AAP Punjab promised to the people of Punjab before coming to power has now shown its true face. Today, “Badlaav” means openly misusing the police machinery and government power to win MC elections. On the last day of campaigning in Mohali’s Ward No. 10, liquor was allegedly recovered from a police vehicle, along with a police uniform. Punjab Police India The uniform reportedly belonged to police personnel Balwinder Singh Jhansal. Punjab now understands that for AAP, neither the law nor democracy holds any value. Just to win elections, they are willing to stoop to any level. When liquor starts being recovered from police vehicles themselves, then what difference remains between those selling drugs and the government? This is not “badlaav”… This is the real face of an AAP government intoxicated with power.
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The “Badlaav” that AAP Punjab promised to the people of Punjab before coming to power has now shown its true face. Today, “Badlaav” means openly misusing the police machinery and government power to win MC elections. On the last day of campaigning in Mohali’s Ward No. 10, liquor was allegedly recovered from a police vehicle, along with a police uniform. Punjab Police India The uniform reportedly belonged to police personnel Balwinder Singh Jhansal. Punjab now understands that for AAP, neither the law nor democracy holds any value. Just to win elections, they are willing to stoop to any level. When liquor starts being recovered from police vehicles themselves, then what difference remains between those selling drugs and the government? This is not “badlaav”… This is the real face of an AAP government intoxicated with power.

Amarinder Singh Raja Warring

15,377 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Lithium mining activity going on at the Old Oyo National Park, the first frame showed the sorting process of the earthy minerals at the Old Oyo National park while the other two videos shows logistics activities of the bikes. Ranging from there are multiple entries to the site either from Oyo State via Kishi and Igbeti or via Bani a border town along Kwara and Oyo State. Once a bike enters the forest, there are about 7 - 8 checkpoints within the forest which is controlled by locals providing security for miners in the forest. Each of this checkpoint charges each bike per trip ranging from 100naira, 200,300 and 500naira while the last checkpoint which will lead you to Daba (illegal mining) charges 2,700naira per trip. And the estimated population of the bikes plying through the area is around 3000 to 5000 bikes. Which is significantly increasing, the mining which has started about 8yrs ago has been accepted by all parties both locals and foreigners including the Chinese who are actively participating in buying the minerals there. It is an organized crime and has many wings because those who do not mine but just look for logistics companies to pick up the items earn about 500,000 naira on each truck they bring forward. The local security earn more than 300,000 naira daily for those recieving 100naira as gate fee. The Federal Govt and State Govt needs to pay a huge and urgent attention to this mining activity, it is a billion dollar economy which is been illegally mined.
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Lithium mining activity going on at the Old Oyo National Park, the first frame showed the sorting process of the earthy minerals at the Old Oyo National park while the other two videos shows logistics activities of the bikes. Ranging from there are multiple entries to the site either from Oyo State via Kishi and Igbeti or via Bani a border town along Kwara and Oyo State. Once a bike enters the forest, there are about 7 - 8 checkpoints within the forest which is controlled by locals providing security for miners in the forest. Each of this checkpoint charges each bike per trip ranging from 100naira, 200,300 and 500naira while the last checkpoint which will lead you to Daba (illegal mining) charges 2,700naira per trip. And the estimated population of the bikes plying through the area is around 3000 to 5000 bikes. Which is significantly increasing, the mining which has started about 8yrs ago has been accepted by all parties both locals and foreigners including the Chinese who are actively participating in buying the minerals there. It is an organized crime and has many wings because those who do not mine but just look for logistics companies to pick up the items earn about 500,000 naira on each truck they bring forward. The local security earn more than 300,000 naira daily for those recieving 100naira as gate fee. The Federal Govt and State Govt needs to pay a huge and urgent attention to this mining activity, it is a billion dollar economy which is been illegally mined.

Mobilisingnigerians™

207,758 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

🔴 This is happening in my country, #Spain! It happened today, at #Tenerife airport (Canary Islands). The government is sending hundreds of illegal immigrants by plane from the Spanish islands to the country's capital. From there they will be distributed by region and soon they will be dispersed all over #Europe. Since October last year it has sent to #Madrid more than 30,000 illegal immigrants who had arrived in the #Canaries from #Senegal, #Mauritania, #Gambia, #Mali and even #Morocco. They are all ending up in #France (most of them), #Germany, #Holland, #Ireland or the #UK. Our problem is your problem. This year, more than 70,000 illegal immigrants are expected to arrive in the Canary Islands. The government is creating a pull factor without historical precedent and #Spain is becoming the biggest gateway for illegal immigration in #Europe. I am Rubén Pulido, a Spanish political analyst who is constantly being threatened for bringing all this to light [ because the government denies that this is happening, but it is real and it happens every week. I ask you to please spread this information and if you want to help me, you can make your contributions through the following link: ¡Thanks!
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🔴 This is happening in my country, #Spain! It happened today, at #Tenerife airport (Canary Islands). The government is sending hundreds of illegal immigrants by plane from the Spanish islands to the country's capital. From there they will be distributed by region and soon they will be dispersed all over #Europe. Since October last year it has sent to #Madrid more than 30,000 illegal immigrants who had arrived in the #Canaries from #Senegal, #Mauritania, #Gambia, #Mali and even #Morocco. They are all ending up in #France (most of them), #Germany, #Holland, #Ireland or the #UK. Our problem is your problem. This year, more than 70,000 illegal immigrants are expected to arrive in the Canary Islands. The government is creating a pull factor without historical precedent and #Spain is becoming the biggest gateway for illegal immigration in #Europe. I am Rubén Pulido, a Spanish political analyst who is constantly being threatened for bringing all this to light [ because the government denies that this is happening, but it is real and it happens every week. I ask you to please spread this information and if you want to help me, you can make your contributions through the following link: ¡Thanks!

Rubén Pulido

484,841 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Delhi: Co-convenor, Cockroach Janta Party, Saurav Das says, "The second thing that is happening-look at Bengal. There is a very significant and serious observation regarding Bengal in these files. In Bengal, 60 lakh people were identified as having logical discrepancies. This means that there was some issue with their details, such as their names not matching or it not being clear whether their parents were included in the previous SIR. Out of those 60 lakh people, 33 lakh were subsequently added. But when those 33 lakh voters were added following the Supreme Court’s order, the Election Commission of India challenged the addition in court in a matter involving lakhs of voters. Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi asked in the files: These appeals are being filed against voters in such large numbers-who authorised them? It is being done in the name of the Election Commission of India, but who is authorising it? You need to understand that the Election Commission is not the sole responsibility of one person. There are three Election Commissioners, and the Commission functions either by consensus or by majority vote. The two other Election Commissioners clearly called this illegal, but even then, the Election Commission of India, under the direction of Gyanesh Kumar-and whoever is directing or controlling him-has continued carrying out these illegal actions for months. It has been going on for a long time, for nearly one and a half years, since the SIR began..."
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Delhi: Co-convenor, Cockroach Janta Party, Saurav Das says, "The second thing that is happening-look at Bengal. There is a very significant and serious observation regarding Bengal in these files. In Bengal, 60 lakh people were identified as having logical discrepancies. This means that there was some issue with their details, such as their names not matching or it not being clear whether their parents were included in the previous SIR. Out of those 60 lakh people, 33 lakh were subsequently added. But when those 33 lakh voters were added following the Supreme Court’s order, the Election Commission of India challenged the addition in court in a matter involving lakhs of voters. Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi asked in the files: These appeals are being filed against voters in such large numbers-who authorised them? It is being done in the name of the Election Commission of India, but who is authorising it? You need to understand that the Election Commission is not the sole responsibility of one person. There are three Election Commissioners, and the Commission functions either by consensus or by majority vote. The two other Election Commissioners clearly called this illegal, but even then, the Election Commission of India, under the direction of Gyanesh Kumar-and whoever is directing or controlling him-has continued carrying out these illegal actions for months. It has been going on for a long time, for nearly one and a half years, since the SIR began..."

IANS

203,837 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen

FIR & Bhagwant Mann Govts Planted Complainant The Cat is out of Bag. Amit Jain, the complainant in the Malvinder Singh Mali case, is not just any concerned citizen. He is AAP Punjab member, a close ally of AAP ministers and Member of Gau(Cow) Seva Commission by the Bhagwant Mann govt itself. According to the FIR, Jain claimed that Mali's recent interview hurt his religious sentiments. Astonishingly, the police moved with lightning speed, filing the FIR at 7:05 PM & reaching Patiala from Mohali by 8:30 PM to arrest Mali. Meanwhile, thousands of criminals roam freely in Punjab, but the police couldn't even bother to issue a notice to Mali under 41a CRPC. As per sources today in court, Punjab Police India didn't even ask for a remand. So why arrest him in the first place? Just to harass him and get judicial custody for 14 days ? There was nothing in Mali's statements that could offend Hindu religious sentiments. This is clearly a planted FIR by CM Bhagwant Mann to silence Mali's free speech. Dear CM, you may try your best to suppress activists, but you will not succeed in silencing us. You are just a Chief Minister, not a crowned Maharaja... #Punjab #JungleRaj
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FIR & Bhagwant Mann Govts Planted Complainant The Cat is out of Bag. Amit Jain, the complainant in the Malvinder Singh Mali case, is not just any concerned citizen. He is AAP Punjab member, a close ally of AAP ministers and Member of Gau(Cow) Seva Commission by the Bhagwant Mann govt itself. According to the FIR, Jain claimed that Mali's recent interview hurt his religious sentiments. Astonishingly, the police moved with lightning speed, filing the FIR at 7:05 PM & reaching Patiala from Mohali by 8:30 PM to arrest Mali. Meanwhile, thousands of criminals roam freely in Punjab, but the police couldn't even bother to issue a notice to Mali under 41a CRPC. As per sources today in court, Punjab Police India didn't even ask for a remand. So why arrest him in the first place? Just to harass him and get judicial custody for 14 days ? There was nothing in Mali's statements that could offend Hindu religious sentiments. This is clearly a planted FIR by CM Bhagwant Mann to silence Mali's free speech. Dear CM, you may try your best to suppress activists, but you will not succeed in silencing us. You are just a Chief Minister, not a crowned Maharaja... #Punjab #JungleRaj

Manik Goyal

22,240 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren