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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.show more

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#WATCH | Haryana | The Supreme Court accepted the Centre's definition of the Aravalli hills, which states that "any hills in the range with an elevation of less than 100 metres are not subject to the strictures against mining." The apex court also accepted the recommendations for sustainable mining in the Aravalli Hills and the steps to be taken for preventing illegal mining. Drone visuals of the Aravalli mountain range

#WATCH | Haryana | The Supreme Court accepted the Centre's definition of the Aravalli hills, which states that "any hills in the range with an elevation of less than 100 metres are not subject to the strictures against mining." The apex court also accepted the recommendations for sustainable mining in the Aravalli Hills and the steps to be taken for preventing illegal mining. Drone visuals of the Aravalli mountain range

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Decoding Aravallis' Controversy: Aravallis will not die because of the Supreme Court, they are already dying because of illegal mining. B/w 1975 and 2019, 8% of the Aravalli hills vanished due to illegal mining, and studies warn this could rise to 22% by 2059. 1/4th of Rajasthan’s Aravalli hills have already disappeared. These are documented facts. Not just that, Illegal mining has also taken human lives. In July 2022, DSP Surender Singh was killed on duty when a truck crushed him while he was investigating illegal stone mining in Nuh. This is the real cost of unregulated, mafia-driven mining! SC's latest order has not deregulated mining. It has frozen new leases, ordered scientific mapping, and tightened control to stop illegal mining. So, it's very important to understand the judgment, to protect the Aravallis. And always read a thing in entirety before you panic!

Decoding Aravallis' Controversy: Aravallis will not die because of the Supreme Court, they are already dying because of illegal mining. B/w 1975 and 2019, 8% of the Aravalli hills vanished due to illegal mining, and studies warn this could rise to 22% by 2059. 1/4th of Rajasthan’s Aravalli hills have already disappeared. These are documented facts. Not just that, Illegal mining has also taken human lives. In July 2022, DSP Surender Singh was killed on duty when a truck crushed him while he was investigating illegal stone mining in Nuh. This is the real cost of unregulated, mafia-driven mining! SC's latest order has not deregulated mining. It has frozen new leases, ordered scientific mapping, and tightened control to stop illegal mining. So, it's very important to understand the judgment, to protect the Aravallis. And always read a thing in entirety before you panic!

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#SaveTheAravallis | The Aravalli Range is under serious threat after a Supreme Court ruling that limits its definition to hills rising 100 metres above the local terrain, potentially stripping protection from nearly 90% of the Aravallis across Delhi-NCR, Rajasthan, and Haryana and leaving them exposed to mining, deforestation, and excavation. #RepublicWorld #RepublicTV #BreakingNews #RepublicNews #IndiaNews #LiveNews #RepublicExclusive #RepublicWorldLive #ArnabGoswami #RepublicDigital #NationFirst

#SaveTheAravallis | The Aravalli Range is under serious threat after a Supreme Court ruling that limits its definition to hills rising 100 metres above the local terrain, potentially stripping protection from nearly 90% of the Aravallis across Delhi-NCR, Rajasthan, and Haryana and leaving them exposed to mining, deforestation, and excavation. #RepublicWorld #RepublicTV #BreakingNews #RepublicNews #IndiaNews #LiveNews #RepublicExclusive #RepublicWorldLive #ArnabGoswami #RepublicDigital #NationFirst

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One man's obsession with selling is going to erase the oldest fold-mountain systems of the world, much older than the Himalayas from text books as well as India. On November 20th, Supreme Court accepted a new definition of Aravalli hill ranges that the Union Environment Ministry proposed: 'With this new definition, at least 90% of the Aravalli will no longer be protected legally as only 1048 of 12081 Aravalli Hills are 100 metres or more in height'. 🛑 this Destruction. #aravallihills #SaveAravalli

One man's obsession with selling is going to erase the oldest fold-mountain systems of the world, much older than the Himalayas from text books as well as India. On November 20th, Supreme Court accepted a new definition of Aravalli hill ranges that the Union Environment Ministry proposed: 'With this new definition, at least 90% of the Aravalli will no longer be protected legally as only 1048 of 12081 Aravalli Hills are 100 metres or more in height'. 🛑 this Destruction. #aravallihills #SaveAravalli

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#WATCH | Jaipur | On court order regarding Aravalli mountain range, Congress leader Pratap Singh Khachariyawas says, "The opposition is clear: they cannot harm the Aravalli hills at any cost. The BJP will have to reverse this decision. The Supreme Court's decision is based on the report of a committee formed by the BJP government, and the decision is wrong; we do not accept it... The BJP has become arrogant, and they are acting arbitrarily, but this matter will not last long."

#WATCH | Jaipur | On court order regarding Aravalli mountain range, Congress leader Pratap Singh Khachariyawas says, "The opposition is clear: they cannot harm the Aravalli hills at any cost. The BJP will have to reverse this decision. The Supreme Court's decision is based on the report of a committee formed by the BJP government, and the decision is wrong; we do not accept it... The BJP has become arrogant, and they are acting arbitrarily, but this matter will not last long."

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#WATCH | Delhi: On social media and child pornography issue, Advocate HS Phoolka says, "... The issue which is going on very prominently these days is that Instagram is promoting the videos of child sexual abuse. On 23rd September 2024, the Supreme Court gave a landmark judgment, Just Rights for Children Alliance versus State of Tamil Nadu. In the judgment, the Supreme Court has clearly said that the social media platforms which are allowing these videos to run should immediately stop them; not only stop the video, but they should also give the information to the police so that action can be taken under the POCSO Act against the person who has downloaded these videos and who has uploaded these videos also. And let me tell you, under this judgment, not only uploading the video is an offence, but downloading and seeing this video is also an offence. This was a case in Tamil Nadu. There is a young boy who had downloaded the child sexual abuse videos and was watching them, and now this is being posted. All the people who are using social media should know that it is being posted by many organisations. One of them is NCMEC in America. All those people who are downloading and watching child sexual abuse photos, they are immediately—the NCMEC learn about it, comes to know about it, and passes on the information to the Government of India, and criminal cases are started against the person who is downloading and watching such cases. The Supreme Court has passed a judgment, and the Supreme Court has said that anybody downloading or watching the child sexual abuse video, he is also liable for imprisonment under the POCSO Act. And the Supreme Court also, in the judgment, has said the intermediary is responsible not only to stop this video but also to inform the police. And if the intermediary does not inform the police, that is, a social media platform does not inform the police, then the social media platform is liable to be prosecuted. Criminal cases should be lodged against the social media platform under the POCSO Act. And in this case, in the Instagram case, not only do they stop the videos, they promote the videos, and they also file an application day-to-day in the Supreme Court. The directions of the Supreme Court are not being followed. In our application, the Supreme Court has issued notice to the Union of India, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and Ministry of Law."

#WATCH | Delhi: On social media and child pornography issue, Advocate HS Phoolka says, "... The issue which is going on very prominently these days is that Instagram is promoting the videos of child sexual abuse. On 23rd September 2024, the Supreme Court gave a landmark judgment, Just Rights for Children Alliance versus State of Tamil Nadu. In the judgment, the Supreme Court has clearly said that the social media platforms which are allowing these videos to run should immediately stop them; not only stop the video, but they should also give the information to the police so that action can be taken under the POCSO Act against the person who has downloaded these videos and who has uploaded these videos also. And let me tell you, under this judgment, not only uploading the video is an offence, but downloading and seeing this video is also an offence. This was a case in Tamil Nadu. There is a young boy who had downloaded the child sexual abuse videos and was watching them, and now this is being posted. All the people who are using social media should know that it is being posted by many organisations. One of them is NCMEC in America. All those people who are downloading and watching child sexual abuse photos, they are immediately—the NCMEC learn about it, comes to know about it, and passes on the information to the Government of India, and criminal cases are started against the person who is downloading and watching such cases. The Supreme Court has passed a judgment, and the Supreme Court has said that anybody downloading or watching the child sexual abuse video, he is also liable for imprisonment under the POCSO Act. And the Supreme Court also, in the judgment, has said the intermediary is responsible not only to stop this video but also to inform the police. And if the intermediary does not inform the police, that is, a social media platform does not inform the police, then the social media platform is liable to be prosecuted. Criminal cases should be lodged against the social media platform under the POCSO Act. And in this case, in the Instagram case, not only do they stop the videos, they promote the videos, and they also file an application day-to-day in the Supreme Court. The directions of the Supreme Court are not being followed. In our application, the Supreme Court has issued notice to the Union of India, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology and Ministry of Law."

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#WATCH | Supreme Court stays the order of Delhi HC, which suspended the life sentence of expelled BJP leader Kuldeep Singh Sengar in the 2017 Unnao rape case of a minor girl. Hemant Kumar Maurya, an advocate from the victims' side, says, "I would like to thank the Supreme Court today. The victim also wants to express her gratitude. The Supreme Court has issued a strong order to the lower courts stating that the accused will not be released from jail in any case, and the order granting relief has been stayed. The opposition has been given time to file a counter-affidavit, and until then, he will not be released from jail under any circumstances. This is the order of the Supreme Court, and there is a stay on the High Court's order."

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#WATCH | Delhi | Rajya Sabha MP and Senior Advocate who is representing TMC, Kapil Sibal says, "...This case is an exception, and that is why I have come here. Because the mainstream media is reporting on the court case in a different way, they are reporting that our petition has been dismissed. This is wrong in itself... The TMC's claim in the High Court was that this circular is wrong... the High Court said that this circular is correct. When we came to the Supreme Court, we decided that we would not challenge the circular. But we will request the Supreme Court to implement it... The circular states that the EC has received information from many places that there are going to be some problems in every booth during the election... This is why the EC has decided that every booth will have a nominee from the central government..." He adds, "We stated in the Supreme Court that their own circular says if you want to keep a nominee from the central government, then do so, but keep a nominee from the state government as well. Randomise that as well... The Supreme Court noted that we were challenging the circular there, but we clarified that we are not challenging the circular anymore. We are saying that it should be implemented... Now we have hope. The Supreme Court said, and this is an order, that the EC will follow the circular issued by them both in letter and spirit... What is written is that there will be a nominee from the state government and a nominee from the central government... The mainstream media that is running it is saying that our petition has been dismissed. This is completely wrong... give them the right information..."

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#BREAKING: Lina Khan: “In our constitutional system, it is Congress that writes the laws and I think this is a really important point because it’s important to recognize that both of these decisions are part of an ongoing attack by the Supreme Court on the ability of Congress to govern. This has been a trend that we’ve now seen for several years where the Supreme Court is systematically undermining Congress, and what that means is you have our least accountable branch of government undercutting our most accountable branch of government, and that’s a real recipe for entrenched minority rule and effectively oligarchy and so it’s important to understand this decision against that backdrop and as part of a broader power grab by the Supreme Court itself.” 😳

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#WATCH | Guwahati, Assam: The Supreme Court of India set aside a batch of 27 judgments from the Gauhati High Court that had upheld Foreigners Tribunal orders declaring individuals as foreigners Raijor Dal founder and MLA Akhil Gogoi said, "The verdict that Supreme Court has is a big slap on chief minister's face. Nowadays, CM is asserting that one does not need to approach a court to detain someone by labeling them a 'doubtful citizen.' He claim that SPs and DCs can directly detain individuals and send them to jail. This is not a legal precedent; it is an illegal one. Furthermore, the Assam government is repeatedly pressuring our courts and tribunals, pressuring them to declare people 'foreigners' at any cost, and is also pushing for a process to remove them once declared foreigners. That is why this Supreme Court verdict serves as a warning to our government to uphold the rule of law. I welcome this Supreme Court verdict and hope that the Assam government will abide by the rule of law." (13.07)

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The Supreme Court has ripped the mask off Mamata Banerjee’s Bengal: this is no democracy, this is political thuggery with state protection. Seven judicial officers were gheraoed for hours in Malda during voter-roll revision work; the officers’ vehicles were attacked with stone-pelting and sticks. The Supreme Court has now called it what it is: a “brazen attempt” to browbeat judges, a “calculated” and “well-planned” move to demoralise them, and proof of the “complete failure” of Bengal’s civil and police administration. CJI Surya Kant’s remark cut to the bone: “In your state, each one of you speaks political language… We have never seen such a polarised state.” That is not just a judicial rebuke. It is an X-ray of Mamata Banerjee’s Bengal, where everything is politicised, institutions are pressured, and even judges cannot do election-related duty without the street being weaponised against them. The Supreme Court has not treated this as some random local flare-up either. It has ordered central-force protection for judicial officers, directed the Election Commission to get the incident probed by an independent agency such as the CBI or NIA with a preliminary report directly to the Court, sought explanations from top state officials, and tightened access at hearing sites so mobs cannot overwhelm the process again. Why is all this happening in Bengal? Because TMC knows 2026 is not unfolding on the old script. Once a ruling party starts sensing slippage, voter-list scrutiny becomes dangerous to its ecosystem, officials become targets, and street intimidation becomes a substitute for political confidence. This is not governance. This is pre-election desperation. That is why the Supreme Court’s words matter so much. The Court has effectively said this was not a spontaneous outburst but a calculated assault on the electoral process and on judicial authority itself. This is the real state of Mamata’s West Bengal: when defeat looms, law and order becomes negotiable, institutions are left exposed, and the street is used as political muscle. The Supreme Court has now seen through it. The country should too. And of course, the state of West Bengal.

The Supreme Court has ripped the mask off Mamata Banerjee’s Bengal: this is no democracy, this is political thuggery with state protection. Seven judicial officers were gheraoed for hours in Malda during voter-roll revision work; the officers’ vehicles were attacked with stone-pelting and sticks. The Supreme Court has now called it what it is: a “brazen attempt” to browbeat judges, a “calculated” and “well-planned” move to demoralise them, and proof of the “complete failure” of Bengal’s civil and police administration. CJI Surya Kant’s remark cut to the bone: “In your state, each one of you speaks political language… We have never seen such a polarised state.” That is not just a judicial rebuke. It is an X-ray of Mamata Banerjee’s Bengal, where everything is politicised, institutions are pressured, and even judges cannot do election-related duty without the street being weaponised against them. The Supreme Court has not treated this as some random local flare-up either. It has ordered central-force protection for judicial officers, directed the Election Commission to get the incident probed by an independent agency such as the CBI or NIA with a preliminary report directly to the Court, sought explanations from top state officials, and tightened access at hearing sites so mobs cannot overwhelm the process again. Why is all this happening in Bengal? Because TMC knows 2026 is not unfolding on the old script. Once a ruling party starts sensing slippage, voter-list scrutiny becomes dangerous to its ecosystem, officials become targets, and street intimidation becomes a substitute for political confidence. This is not governance. This is pre-election desperation. That is why the Supreme Court’s words matter so much. The Court has effectively said this was not a spontaneous outburst but a calculated assault on the electoral process and on judicial authority itself. This is the real state of Mamata’s West Bengal: when defeat looms, law and order becomes negotiable, institutions are left exposed, and the street is used as political muscle. The Supreme Court has now seen through it. The country should too. And of course, the state of West Bengal.

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Shareholder Update - Understanding Recent News Coverage In this video, President & CEO, Garrett Ainsworth, addresses market speculation on the proposed lifting of the municipal veto for uranium processing and the start of an inquiry into mining of Alum Shale deposits, proposed by the Swedish Government on February 5th. Exploration and mining of uranium in Sweden was made legal on January 1, 2026, and that won't be affected by this proposal. This is not the first time a potential new municipal veto for Alum Shale extraction has been introduced. In 2020, an inquiry was carried out by the government to assess a possible ban on mining of Alum Shales. The results came back that mining of Alum Shales should not be banned, as it doesn't present any increased environmental risk compared to mining of other mineral deposits in Sweden. 🇨🇦 $DMX.v | 🇺🇸 $DMXCF | 🇸🇪$DMXSE SDB #Uranium #CriticalMinerals #DMX

Shareholder Update - Understanding Recent News Coverage In this video, President & CEO, Garrett Ainsworth, addresses market speculation on the proposed lifting of the municipal veto for uranium processing and the start of an inquiry into mining of Alum Shale deposits, proposed by the Swedish Government on February 5th. Exploration and mining of uranium in Sweden was made legal on January 1, 2026, and that won't be affected by this proposal. This is not the first time a potential new municipal veto for Alum Shale extraction has been introduced. In 2020, an inquiry was carried out by the government to assess a possible ban on mining of Alum Shales. The results came back that mining of Alum Shales should not be banned, as it doesn't present any increased environmental risk compared to mining of other mineral deposits in Sweden. 🇨🇦 $DMX.v | 🇺🇸 $DMXCF | 🇸🇪$DMXSE SDB #Uranium #CriticalMinerals #DMX

District Metals Corp.

21,892 次观看 • 6 个月前

#WATCH | Delhi: Congress MP Jairam Ramesh says, "There is no dearth of environmental disasters created by the Modi government. Just now, the Supreme Court has put a stay on the definition of Aravalli Hills. So, that was one disaster created by the Modi government, which we have fortunately averted for now. But there is another major environmental disaster being created by the Modi government in the Great Nicobar Island, which is part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. For a year now, I have been writing letters to the Environment Minister and raised this issue several times in Parliament, stating that an airport is going to be built there, a seaport is going to be constructed, and an ecotourism resort is going to be established. They want to build all of this. This is a major environmental disaster. Millions of acres of forest will be cut down. Not one lakh, not two lakh, not three lakh, but millions of trees will be cut down. There will be immense damage to biodiversity. The local communities, the tribal people there, will be displaced. The Gram Sabha (village council) has already said that they do not want this, and yet the Modi government is forcibly pushing ahead with this Great Nicobar infrastructure project..."

#WATCH | Delhi: Congress MP Jairam Ramesh says, "There is no dearth of environmental disasters created by the Modi government. Just now, the Supreme Court has put a stay on the definition of Aravalli Hills. So, that was one disaster created by the Modi government, which we have fortunately averted for now. But there is another major environmental disaster being created by the Modi government in the Great Nicobar Island, which is part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. For a year now, I have been writing letters to the Environment Minister and raised this issue several times in Parliament, stating that an airport is going to be built there, a seaport is going to be constructed, and an ecotourism resort is going to be established. They want to build all of this. This is a major environmental disaster. Millions of acres of forest will be cut down. Not one lakh, not two lakh, not three lakh, but millions of trees will be cut down. There will be immense damage to biodiversity. The local communities, the tribal people there, will be displaced. The Gram Sabha (village council) has already said that they do not want this, and yet the Modi government is forcibly pushing ahead with this Great Nicobar infrastructure project..."

ANI

12,571 次观看 • 8 个月前

VIDEO | Activist and psephologist Yogendra Yadav, who was a litigant in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) case before the Supreme Court, said, "As one of the litigants, I have reasons to be disappointed, but I am shocked. Not shocked only because I was litigant and the judgment did not go in my favor. That can happen. Not shocked because I had expected a very different judgment. For the last few months, the course, the very strange course that this particular case had taken, made it absolutely clear which way things were going. I'm shocked that the Supreme Court of this country has allowed the fundamental democratic principle to be overturned. In a democracy, voters choose the government. The government cannot choose the voters. And the net effect of what the Supreme Court has done today is that now BJP shall decide who can be a voter in this country and who cannot. Technically, you might say Election Commission will decide. But because the same Supreme Court has done absolutely nothing to ensure that the Election Commission's own appointment is a non-partisan way, and given the manner in which the Election Commission behaves these days, it is absolutely true that now BJP decides who will be the voter, and on the basis of their votes, BJP will say, "We have one popular mandate." This is a complete overturning of the fundamental principle of universal adult franchise...I'm astonished that the Supreme Court of India has put its seal of approval on fundamental overturning of democratic principles."

VIDEO | Activist and psephologist Yogendra Yadav, who was a litigant in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) case before the Supreme Court, said, "As one of the litigants, I have reasons to be disappointed, but I am shocked. Not shocked only because I was litigant and the judgment did not go in my favor. That can happen. Not shocked because I had expected a very different judgment. For the last few months, the course, the very strange course that this particular case had taken, made it absolutely clear which way things were going. I'm shocked that the Supreme Court of this country has allowed the fundamental democratic principle to be overturned. In a democracy, voters choose the government. The government cannot choose the voters. And the net effect of what the Supreme Court has done today is that now BJP shall decide who can be a voter in this country and who cannot. Technically, you might say Election Commission will decide. But because the same Supreme Court has done absolutely nothing to ensure that the Election Commission's own appointment is a non-partisan way, and given the manner in which the Election Commission behaves these days, it is absolutely true that now BJP decides who will be the voter, and on the basis of their votes, BJP will say, "We have one popular mandate." This is a complete overturning of the fundamental principle of universal adult franchise...I'm astonished that the Supreme Court of India has put its seal of approval on fundamental overturning of democratic principles."

Press Trust of India

75,134 次观看 • 3 个月前

The Ashanti Regional Chairman of the NPP, Chairman Wontumi, has arrived at the Accra High Court as the court is expected to deliver its final judgment on allegations of his involvement in illegal mining activities within forest reserves. However, his legal team has filed an application seeking a suspension of the judgment, arguing that a constitutional interpretation case related to the matter is currently pending before the Supreme Court. His lead counsel, Lawyer Samuel Atta Akyea, who is currently out of the country, has also informed the court that he is expected to return on June 22. The court is expected to first determine whether to proceed with the judgment or grant the request by the defense team to put the matter on hold. [🎥: GhBrain]

The Ashanti Regional Chairman of the NPP, Chairman Wontumi, has arrived at the Accra High Court as the court is expected to deliver its final judgment on allegations of his involvement in illegal mining activities within forest reserves. However, his legal team has filed an application seeking a suspension of the judgment, arguing that a constitutional interpretation case related to the matter is currently pending before the Supreme Court. His lead counsel, Lawyer Samuel Atta Akyea, who is currently out of the country, has also informed the court that he is expected to return on June 22. The court is expected to first determine whether to proceed with the judgment or grant the request by the defense team to put the matter on hold. [🎥: GhBrain]

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133,428 次观看 • 1 个月前