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#WATCH | Gurugram, Haryana | Issuing a statement on YouTube on breaking his hunger strike, Activist Sonam Wangchuk says, "After 26 days of fasting for the sake of students, losing 11 kilograms of body weight in which I have also lost muscle mass and my organs and brain reached...

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VIDEO | In a new self-made video message, activist Sonam Wangchuk, says, "For the sake of the students, I fasted for 26 days, losing 11 kilograms, suffering severe muscle loss, and reaching the brink of irreversible damage to my organs and brain while transitioning from Ladakh's biting cold to Delhi's scorching heat. After all of this, must I now obtain a 'character certificate' from anyone regarding the sanctity of my fast?" (Source: Third Party) (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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VIDEO | In a new self-made video message, activist Sonam Wangchuk, says, "For the sake of the students, I fasted for 26 days, losing 11 kilograms, suffering severe muscle loss, and reaching the brink of irreversible damage to my organs and brain while transitioning from Ladakh's biting cold to Delhi's scorching heat. After all of this, must I now obtain a 'character certificate' from anyone regarding the sanctity of my fast?" (Source: Third Party) (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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🚨 SONAM WANGCHUK - "Many people are raising questions against me" "After 26 days of hunger, do I need to prove my sincerity?" "I am making this video with a bit of sadness and a mixture of grief and anger" 😥 "People asking What deal has happened? I lost 11 kg of weight during protest" "Will I now have to get a character certificate from anyone" 🔥
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🚨 SONAM WANGCHUK - "Many people are raising questions against me" "After 26 days of hunger, do I need to prove my sincerity?" "I am making this video with a bit of sadness and a mixture of grief and anger" 😥 "People asking What deal has happened? I lost 11 kg of weight during protest" "Will I now have to get a character certificate from anyone" 🔥

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#WATCH | Mumbai: On actor Aamir Khan's statement on activist Sonam Wangchuk, Shiv Sena (UBT) MLA Aaditya Thackeray says, "...Whether you are a celebrity or not, if there is anyone in the country who is sitting on a hunger strike for youth and students, it is ethical of us to ask them why they are sitting on a hunger strike and why is the Government not listening to them."
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#WATCH | Mumbai: On actor Aamir Khan's statement on activist Sonam Wangchuk, Shiv Sena (UBT) MLA Aaditya Thackeray says, "...Whether you are a celebrity or not, if there is anyone in the country who is sitting on a hunger strike for youth and students, it is ethical of us to ask them why they are sitting on a hunger strike and why is the Government not listening to them."

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VIDEO | Delhi: In a new self-made video message, activist Sonam Wangchuk (Sonam Wangchuk ), says, "I did not want to break my fast solely at the hands of Union Ministers. That is why I requested that as many Members of Parliament from various political parties attend, along with our student leaders from the CJP and the leaders who had traveled here from Ladakh could come, so that I could break my fast in their presence." (Source: Third Party) (Full video available on PTI Videos -
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VIDEO | Delhi: In a new self-made video message, activist Sonam Wangchuk (Sonam Wangchuk ), says, "I did not want to break my fast solely at the hands of Union Ministers. That is why I requested that as many Members of Parliament from various political parties attend, along with our student leaders from the CJP and the leaders who had traveled here from Ladakh could come, so that I could break my fast in their presence." (Source: Third Party) (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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#WATCH | Delhi: On throwing ink on CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke, self-described men’s rights activist Barkha Trehan says, “I am not at all opposed to peaceful protest. I have no affiliation or connection with any political party. The event currently underway, involving those cockroaches and cockroach party, has nothing to do with the actual NEET issue; it is driven by a political agenda… You cannot even imagine the treatment I received at the hands of Abhijeet’s goons… Abhijeet and his associates were laughing and mocking Lord Shri Ram and Goddess Sita right there on the stage… I threw the ink at Abhijeet simply as a way of protesting; I felt compelled to act… I never tolerate such things, whether the remarks are directed at Goddess Durga, Goddess Kali, or Lord Shri Ram. As for the goons, they beat me severely; they thrashed me and tore at my hair… I am grateful to the Delhi Police for saving me and bringing me to safety. I hadn't done anything wrong; I hadn't committed any violence. Yet, they subjected me to such extreme violence, and they are using Sonam Wangchuk. That is exactly what I had gone there to tell Sonam Wangchuk: that they are using him, just like they used Anna Hazare…”
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#WATCH | Delhi: On throwing ink on CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke, self-described men’s rights activist Barkha Trehan says, “I am not at all opposed to peaceful protest. I have no affiliation or connection with any political party. The event currently underway, involving those cockroaches and cockroach party, has nothing to do with the actual NEET issue; it is driven by a political agenda… You cannot even imagine the treatment I received at the hands of Abhijeet’s goons… Abhijeet and his associates were laughing and mocking Lord Shri Ram and Goddess Sita right there on the stage… I threw the ink at Abhijeet simply as a way of protesting; I felt compelled to act… I never tolerate such things, whether the remarks are directed at Goddess Durga, Goddess Kali, or Lord Shri Ram. As for the goons, they beat me severely; they thrashed me and tore at my hair… I am grateful to the Delhi Police for saving me and bringing me to safety. I hadn't done anything wrong; I hadn't committed any violence. Yet, they subjected me to such extreme violence, and they are using Sonam Wangchuk. That is exactly what I had gone there to tell Sonam Wangchuk: that they are using him, just like they used Anna Hazare…”

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A few days ago, at the meeting of the Senate Committee on Local Content, I had cause to recuse myself when I got to know that it was an investigative hearing summoned to investigate allegations of diversion of $14.8m against the former Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva. As I explained, I attended believing it was an interactive forum with the Executive Secretary and his team. When I discovered that the hearing was specifically summoned for that purpose, I raised objections—firstly, on the ground that there should be no selective inquiry; that the entirety of the management of the fund, perhaps from inception, should be investigated, if at all, and not just one transaction. While the committee has the powers to decide what to investigate, I feel that this approach is too selective, especially bearing in mind that it is public knowledge that the EFCC has already taken steps — meaning they have investigated and reached a certain level. I thought the Committee need not investigate that particular transaction, even though it has the powers to do so. I recused myself because the person affected is a former governor of my state — my predecessor in office, and I have a policy of not joining to fight or pull down anyone. I am not like other politicians from my area or the typical politicians in Nigeria who celebrate the downfall of opponents and people they disagree with. The person concerned and I have been on different ends, leading different tendencies in various political battles in my state since 2011 till date. While we do not meet or speak or pursue any common political agenda, and we have not been in the same party since 2011, I do not practise politics that involves pulling people down or contributing to their problems. I have always limited political contest to campaigns during elections, where I outplan, out-campaign, strategize, and defeat them on the ground and through legal processes, but never by trying to bring anyone down after elections. As part of this policy I have extended support and encouragement to all who operate at the federal level in spite of political or partisan differences, knowing that if political interests do not align until elections, we will then resolve such differences at the polls. As I have always told our people, “we are few”; everyone is important. If you cannot help someone, leave the person alone, and don't destroy them. That has been my policy, which I have practised and taught for several years. As I have always maintained, I am in politics for service to God and man — I build, I raise, I develop, I defend; I don't destroy or pull down. I know that they don’t treat me the same way. When they are in a position to bring me down, they don't spare anything to achieve that goal, but to the glory of God, they have not succeeded so far, and God is still on His throne. I know these are very trying times, particularly for the people affected, and I do not intend to add to anyone’s problems. It is God who has always fought my battles and has ensured that my opponents, despite all they do using federal power or federal might, blackmail or propaganda, incitements, in spite of all these, they have not defeated my tendency till date. Even when all the major political figures unite against me, backed by federal might and greater resources, they still lose, as my politics is achored on God and the support and prayers of men — not on violence, destruction and pulling people down or celebrating their misfortune and downfall. It is on account of this that I explained my position to my colleagues in the committee, who saw reason with me, and I left. As a former governor, I feel I have a lifelong responsibility of support and fairness to all Bayelsans; which is why I have protected, supported, and encouraged all persons from my state, from the Niger Delta region, and all Nigerians, irrespective of party, till date on all issues that have been brought before me.
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A few days ago, at the meeting of the Senate Committee on Local Content, I had cause to recuse myself when I got to know that it was an investigative hearing summoned to investigate allegations of diversion of $14.8m against the former Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva. As I explained, I attended believing it was an interactive forum with the Executive Secretary and his team. When I discovered that the hearing was specifically summoned for that purpose, I raised objections—firstly, on the ground that there should be no selective inquiry; that the entirety of the management of the fund, perhaps from inception, should be investigated, if at all, and not just one transaction. While the committee has the powers to decide what to investigate, I feel that this approach is too selective, especially bearing in mind that it is public knowledge that the EFCC has already taken steps — meaning they have investigated and reached a certain level. I thought the Committee need not investigate that particular transaction, even though it has the powers to do so. I recused myself because the person affected is a former governor of my state — my predecessor in office, and I have a policy of not joining to fight or pull down anyone. I am not like other politicians from my area or the typical politicians in Nigeria who celebrate the downfall of opponents and people they disagree with. The person concerned and I have been on different ends, leading different tendencies in various political battles in my state since 2011 till date. While we do not meet or speak or pursue any common political agenda, and we have not been in the same party since 2011, I do not practise politics that involves pulling people down or contributing to their problems. I have always limited political contest to campaigns during elections, where I outplan, out-campaign, strategize, and defeat them on the ground and through legal processes, but never by trying to bring anyone down after elections. As part of this policy I have extended support and encouragement to all who operate at the federal level in spite of political or partisan differences, knowing that if political interests do not align until elections, we will then resolve such differences at the polls. As I have always told our people, “we are few”; everyone is important. If you cannot help someone, leave the person alone, and don't destroy them. That has been my policy, which I have practised and taught for several years. As I have always maintained, I am in politics for service to God and man — I build, I raise, I develop, I defend; I don't destroy or pull down. I know that they don’t treat me the same way. When they are in a position to bring me down, they don't spare anything to achieve that goal, but to the glory of God, they have not succeeded so far, and God is still on His throne. I know these are very trying times, particularly for the people affected, and I do not intend to add to anyone’s problems. It is God who has always fought my battles and has ensured that my opponents, despite all they do using federal power or federal might, blackmail or propaganda, incitements, in spite of all these, they have not defeated my tendency till date. Even when all the major political figures unite against me, backed by federal might and greater resources, they still lose, as my politics is achored on God and the support and prayers of men — not on violence, destruction and pulling people down or celebrating their misfortune and downfall. It is on account of this that I explained my position to my colleagues in the committee, who saw reason with me, and I left. As a former governor, I feel I have a lifelong responsibility of support and fairness to all Bayelsans; which is why I have protected, supported, and encouraged all persons from my state, from the Niger Delta region, and all Nigerians, irrespective of party, till date on all issues that have been brought before me.

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#WATCH | Leh, Ladakh | Over CBI probe on his institute for alleged FCRA violation, Activist Sonam Wangchuk says, "In the series of witch hunting, yesterday's events were the last and all blame was put on Sonam Wangchuk." "A day later (after Leh protests), the Home Ministry of India issued a press release naming Sonam Wangchuk in it and blaming him... I had received a notice about a CBI inquiry stating that your organisation received foreign funding even when it did not have FCRA. We did not get FCRA because we don't want funds from abroad. United Nations team wanted to take our Passive Solar Heated Building to Afghanistan, and for this, they gave us a fee. We also got fees with tax from Switzerland and Italy organisations for supplying knowledge to them about our artificial glaciers...We are getting I-T summons. In the series of witch hunting, yesterday's events were the last and all blame was put on Sonam Wangchuk."
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#WATCH | Leh, Ladakh | Over CBI probe on his institute for alleged FCRA violation, Activist Sonam Wangchuk says, "In the series of witch hunting, yesterday's events were the last and all blame was put on Sonam Wangchuk." "A day later (after Leh protests), the Home Ministry of India issued a press release naming Sonam Wangchuk in it and blaming him... I had received a notice about a CBI inquiry stating that your organisation received foreign funding even when it did not have FCRA. We did not get FCRA because we don't want funds from abroad. United Nations team wanted to take our Passive Solar Heated Building to Afghanistan, and for this, they gave us a fee. We also got fees with tax from Switzerland and Italy organisations for supplying knowledge to them about our artificial glaciers...We are getting I-T summons. In the series of witch hunting, yesterday's events were the last and all blame was put on Sonam Wangchuk."

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This is how Aamir Khan & his family fool us Yesterday, Aamir attacked Sonam Wangchuk, saying 3 Idiots is not on him Today, his niece Zayn Khan who a few days ago on video showed her watermelon & said "Free Palestine" has posted a video supporting Sonam Wangchuk🤡 She said "I just woke up to videos of Mr. Sonam Wangchuk being forcefully taken away from his peaceful protest and his peaceful hunger strike at Jantar Mantar. I don’t even have words. I am in absolute and complete shock. This is a complete breakdown of our system, of our democracy, of the rights that are awarded to us as human beings. And just to be clear, any political party, whether in power or not, does not own this country. We are the people of the country and any political power party that happens to be in power at that point works for the betterment and for the lives of the people and is answerable to the people of the country. When people of the country are asking for questions, you do not get to forcibly shut us up."
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This is how Aamir Khan & his family fool us Yesterday, Aamir attacked Sonam Wangchuk, saying 3 Idiots is not on him Today, his niece Zayn Khan who a few days ago on video showed her watermelon & said "Free Palestine" has posted a video supporting Sonam Wangchuk🤡 She said "I just woke up to videos of Mr. Sonam Wangchuk being forcefully taken away from his peaceful protest and his peaceful hunger strike at Jantar Mantar. I don’t even have words. I am in absolute and complete shock. This is a complete breakdown of our system, of our democracy, of the rights that are awarded to us as human beings. And just to be clear, any political party, whether in power or not, does not own this country. We are the people of the country and any political power party that happens to be in power at that point works for the betterment and for the lives of the people and is answerable to the people of the country. When people of the country are asking for questions, you do not get to forcibly shut us up."

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#WATCH | Roorkee, Uttarakhand: At the IIT Roorkee Convocation, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval says, "I was a young IPS officer, new to the intelligence profession. I was in my 20s, and I was posted as in charge of intelligence in Sikkim. That was not a part of India at that time. It was becoming part of India. I was part of that process where the merger was taking place. But my responsibility also included looking after the border areas and collecting intelligence about the movement of the PLA, activities of the Chinese Army... So, once, we had an intelligence mission in the border area, and about eight days later, they had to return. So, five days went by, then ten days went by, then perhaps 15 days went by. For me, it was a matter of very great concern, not only professionally but also on the human side, that so many people—we don't know whether they are dead or alive, and what has happened to them. We got no reports of any avalanche or anything. It was a matter of deep worry and concern. But I got a telephone call from the headquarters, and my boss told me, "Have you sent some people across?" I said, "I do not know. They must be coming. They should have come in five or six days, but now it is about ten or eleven days." He said, "They are in Chinese custody now." They were caught by the Chinese and interrogated. Anyway, the Chinese returned them, probably after some talks or negotiations, or a deal must have been struck. So, they returned totally shattered, in shambles. And an inquiry was started. I knew that this was the end of my career. I was still in my twenties, and I had to start a new career. I saw the incident as something very unprofessional. Anyway, the inquiry was over. I wasn't found at fault. Probably, I had done everything right. The sketches and the maps that were given to us by the headquarters had some defects and mistakes in them. That is how it happened..."
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#WATCH | Roorkee, Uttarakhand: At the IIT Roorkee Convocation, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval says, "I was a young IPS officer, new to the intelligence profession. I was in my 20s, and I was posted as in charge of intelligence in Sikkim. That was not a part of India at that time. It was becoming part of India. I was part of that process where the merger was taking place. But my responsibility also included looking after the border areas and collecting intelligence about the movement of the PLA, activities of the Chinese Army... So, once, we had an intelligence mission in the border area, and about eight days later, they had to return. So, five days went by, then ten days went by, then perhaps 15 days went by. For me, it was a matter of very great concern, not only professionally but also on the human side, that so many people—we don't know whether they are dead or alive, and what has happened to them. We got no reports of any avalanche or anything. It was a matter of deep worry and concern. But I got a telephone call from the headquarters, and my boss told me, "Have you sent some people across?" I said, "I do not know. They must be coming. They should have come in five or six days, but now it is about ten or eleven days." He said, "They are in Chinese custody now." They were caught by the Chinese and interrogated. Anyway, the Chinese returned them, probably after some talks or negotiations, or a deal must have been struck. So, they returned totally shattered, in shambles. And an inquiry was started. I knew that this was the end of my career. I was still in my twenties, and I had to start a new career. I saw the incident as something very unprofessional. Anyway, the inquiry was over. I wasn't found at fault. Probably, I had done everything right. The sketches and the maps that were given to us by the headquarters had some defects and mistakes in them. That is how it happened..."

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#WATCH | Activist Sonam Wangchuk says, "Today, on the 26th day, I would like to share some important news with you. It's about 12:30 at night. Just a while ago, Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh came here, and the top leaders of the Apex Body of Ladakh also came here. Before that, you know, about 65 MPs from various political parties came and signed, asking us to break our fast. They assured us that they would discuss this issue in Parliament, including the NEET paper leak and the examination system. The ministers who came from the government also assured us that for the past two days, we had been very tough. What can I say, there was a kind of bargaining going on: I want assurances, and they want them in writing. This took two days, and that's why I had to sit on the fast for two more days. I could have sat on it even longer, but finally, today they have given me written assurances..." He adds, "Today they have given written assurances. Our students and youth who are peacefully protesting at Jantar Mantar or those who participated in the 'Sansad Chalo' march on July 20th, no legal action, FIRs, etc. will be taken against them... Secondly, the children who died in this paper leak accident, more than 20 in number, will be given appropriate compensation; compensation will be provided to their families. Thirdly, there will be a thorough discussion and debate in Parliament on this issue and on bringing accountability to the government in education and examinations, to ensure that this does not happen again and that there is full accountability for what has happened. Now you will definitely ask what happened to Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Firstly, they were unable to give me any assurance as to when this would happen... Now I had two options: either I go on a hunger strike for more weeks, and perhaps that would lead to the end of me. Then thousands of you have been telling me since 2-3 weeks ago that my life is important, and to continue the struggle, I have to stay alive... But I also don't believe that we haven't achieved this. My mind works differently. If he (Dharmendra Pradhan) doesn't do this, doesn't resign, it won't harm the children or us; it will harm the government itself. By not avoiding this small issue, he is harming himself. He should have resigned. Resignation would have stopped all this damage long ago. This wasn't the most important thing for me; it would be resolved on its own. More important to me than any other way was that our children should not be implicated in such cases... I have seen how in Ladakh, for years, FIRs have ruined kids' futures. Nothing like this will happen. We have achieved this from them; I am happy about that, and the families of the deceased children will be given proper compensation. In the highest temple of India's democracy, which is our Parliament, there will be a full debate on this issue and on accountability. I also thank you all very much for supporting this movement." (Source: Sonam Wangchuk/YouTube)
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#WATCH | Activist Sonam Wangchuk says, "Today, on the 26th day, I would like to share some important news with you. It's about 12:30 at night. Just a while ago, Union Ministers JP Nadda and Jitendra Singh came here, and the top leaders of the Apex Body of Ladakh also came here. Before that, you know, about 65 MPs from various political parties came and signed, asking us to break our fast. They assured us that they would discuss this issue in Parliament, including the NEET paper leak and the examination system. The ministers who came from the government also assured us that for the past two days, we had been very tough. What can I say, there was a kind of bargaining going on: I want assurances, and they want them in writing. This took two days, and that's why I had to sit on the fast for two more days. I could have sat on it even longer, but finally, today they have given me written assurances..." He adds, "Today they have given written assurances. Our students and youth who are peacefully protesting at Jantar Mantar or those who participated in the 'Sansad Chalo' march on July 20th, no legal action, FIRs, etc. will be taken against them... Secondly, the children who died in this paper leak accident, more than 20 in number, will be given appropriate compensation; compensation will be provided to their families. Thirdly, there will be a thorough discussion and debate in Parliament on this issue and on bringing accountability to the government in education and examinations, to ensure that this does not happen again and that there is full accountability for what has happened. Now you will definitely ask what happened to Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Firstly, they were unable to give me any assurance as to when this would happen... Now I had two options: either I go on a hunger strike for more weeks, and perhaps that would lead to the end of me. Then thousands of you have been telling me since 2-3 weeks ago that my life is important, and to continue the struggle, I have to stay alive... But I also don't believe that we haven't achieved this. My mind works differently. If he (Dharmendra Pradhan) doesn't do this, doesn't resign, it won't harm the children or us; it will harm the government itself. By not avoiding this small issue, he is harming himself. He should have resigned. Resignation would have stopped all this damage long ago. This wasn't the most important thing for me; it would be resolved on its own. More important to me than any other way was that our children should not be implicated in such cases... I have seen how in Ladakh, for years, FIRs have ruined kids' futures. Nothing like this will happen. We have achieved this from them; I am happy about that, and the families of the deceased children will be given proper compensation. In the highest temple of India's democracy, which is our Parliament, there will be a full debate on this issue and on accountability. I also thank you all very much for supporting this movement." (Source: Sonam Wangchuk/YouTube)

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#WATCH | Delhi | On the latest SC order on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, a protestor says, "I don't call myself an animal lover or a dog lover. I am a citizen of this country, and I am here for the sake of humanity... people are being forced to resort to inhalers because they are not able to breathe properly. When they have no answer for their incompetence, and the issues of pollution and vote-chori, they are raising such issues where animals will suffer because they can't speak or vote... I demand that the government adopt scientific and logical solutions, and that the Supreme Court not make a joke of itself..."
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#WATCH | Delhi | On the latest SC order on stray dogs in Delhi-NCR, a protestor says, "I don't call myself an animal lover or a dog lover. I am a citizen of this country, and I am here for the sake of humanity... people are being forced to resort to inhalers because they are not able to breathe properly. When they have no answer for their incompetence, and the issues of pollution and vote-chori, they are raising such issues where animals will suffer because they can't speak or vote... I demand that the government adopt scientific and logical solutions, and that the Supreme Court not make a joke of itself..."

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#WATCH | Kolkata | Rebel TMC MP Saayoni Ghosh says, "It is a very positive development that Sonam Wangchuk has ended his fast. I am grateful to him, and I believe that now that a dialogue has begun between the government, the students, and the CJP, it is likely to lead to a positive and constructive outcome. I believe one thing: the students belong to the nation, and the government also serves the nation. Whatever happens should be in the best interest of both the students and the government, and a consensus should be reached. The way the opposition parties have tried to take political advantage of this movement, which was started by the CJP, the youth of the country, and the students, is not appropriate. They have tried to serve their own political interests, and I do not think that is right... The government has already begun listening to the students, and I hope it will continue to consider their legitimate demands. My expectation from the government is that it will address their concerns and work towards a satisfactory resolution."
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#WATCH | Kolkata | Rebel TMC MP Saayoni Ghosh says, "It is a very positive development that Sonam Wangchuk has ended his fast. I am grateful to him, and I believe that now that a dialogue has begun between the government, the students, and the CJP, it is likely to lead to a positive and constructive outcome. I believe one thing: the students belong to the nation, and the government also serves the nation. Whatever happens should be in the best interest of both the students and the government, and a consensus should be reached. The way the opposition parties have tried to take political advantage of this movement, which was started by the CJP, the youth of the country, and the students, is not appropriate. They have tried to serve their own political interests, and I do not think that is right... The government has already begun listening to the students, and I hope it will continue to consider their legitimate demands. My expectation from the government is that it will address their concerns and work towards a satisfactory resolution."

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#WATCH | Delhi: Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury says, “…They are all leaders of our party; Rahul Gandhi is one of the party's most prominent, top-ranking leaders...What exactly is being discussed during these meetings? How could I say from the outside? I am not an astrologer, after all... I have no information about any merger or such things involving Bengal. Perhaps if a formal decision is reached on any matter, we will certainly be taken into confidence... If I am asked about it from our side, then I will speak, but right now, I know absolutely nothing. I am completely in the dark... Regarding the TMC party, you can all see that the party has been scattered, the senior leaders of the party are running around...For so long, they never felt the need to meet with Congress party leaders. Now, however, they feel that perhaps they should.”
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#WATCH | Delhi: Senior Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury says, “…They are all leaders of our party; Rahul Gandhi is one of the party's most prominent, top-ranking leaders...What exactly is being discussed during these meetings? How could I say from the outside? I am not an astrologer, after all... I have no information about any merger or such things involving Bengal. Perhaps if a formal decision is reached on any matter, we will certainly be taken into confidence... If I am asked about it from our side, then I will speak, but right now, I know absolutely nothing. I am completely in the dark... Regarding the TMC party, you can all see that the party has been scattered, the senior leaders of the party are running around...For so long, they never felt the need to meet with Congress party leaders. Now, however, they feel that perhaps they should.”

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The bodies of our #Kuki_Zo brothers and sisters have finally been given to us today after about 8 months. I don't know whether I'm sad & pained today, or whether I'm glad. It's very difficult to comprehend my feelings right now, Whether the tears that are forming are for sadness or are for gladness, knowing what must be going through the family of their loved ones, what they must be thinking, what they must be doing. How angry they must be feeling. How sad they must be feeling. How helpless they must be feeling. I know the pain that helplessness of losing someone when I lost my dad. So, I know very well what must be going through their minds. All I can say for sure is, let their sacrifices and their pain, and your pain not go in vain. It just cannot. See you all on the other side and say hello to my Dad as well. Rest in peace brave ones. 🙏🙏🙏 #Manipur
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The bodies of our #Kuki_Zo brothers and sisters have finally been given to us today after about 8 months. I don't know whether I'm sad & pained today, or whether I'm glad. It's very difficult to comprehend my feelings right now, Whether the tears that are forming are for sadness or are for gladness, knowing what must be going through the family of their loved ones, what they must be thinking, what they must be doing. How angry they must be feeling. How sad they must be feeling. How helpless they must be feeling. I know the pain that helplessness of losing someone when I lost my dad. So, I know very well what must be going through their minds. All I can say for sure is, let their sacrifices and their pain, and your pain not go in vain. It just cannot. See you all on the other side and say hello to my Dad as well. Rest in peace brave ones. 🙏🙏🙏 #Manipur

Adv. Siam Phaipi

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Reza Pahlavi: You know, from the first day I started, I considered my mission in life to bring the country to a point that we can have that final referendum and the people elect their first democratic government in the future. That to me is the finish line and mission accomplished in life. I don't have any personal ambition. I'm not seeking power. I don't want to have a crown on my head or a title, but I think that they should look at me as a bridge to that destination and not the destination itself. That's my focus. And any other argument about whether or not I will have a future role is placing a cart before the horse. My focus is on delivering on what I promised forty-seven years ago. That has been my commitment, and the reason millions of people in Iran are calling my name and want my return is because they know that they can trust me on this. I'm the only person that was not part of the revolution or ever associated with this regime. And that's a big plus when it comes to how many candidates are out there. That's why you hear my name chanted on the streets of Iran, and a lot of people in the diaspora support it as well.
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Reza Pahlavi: You know, from the first day I started, I considered my mission in life to bring the country to a point that we can have that final referendum and the people elect their first democratic government in the future. That to me is the finish line and mission accomplished in life. I don't have any personal ambition. I'm not seeking power. I don't want to have a crown on my head or a title, but I think that they should look at me as a bridge to that destination and not the destination itself. That's my focus. And any other argument about whether or not I will have a future role is placing a cart before the horse. My focus is on delivering on what I promised forty-seven years ago. That has been my commitment, and the reason millions of people in Iran are calling my name and want my return is because they know that they can trust me on this. I'm the only person that was not part of the revolution or ever associated with this regime. And that's a big plus when it comes to how many candidates are out there. That's why you hear my name chanted on the streets of Iran, and a lot of people in the diaspora support it as well.

Open Source Intel

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VIDEO | "My name is Hassan Tamanna and I am from Kargil... I participated in Sonam Wangchuk's padyatra. However, to see how democracy has been killed here after he, along with others, was detained, I have shaved off my head to protest over this," said one of the supporters of Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, Hassan Tamanna, after shaving his head in front of Bawana police station earlier today. Wangchuk and other protestors were leading 'Delhi Chalo Padyatra', which began from Leh a month ago. They were detained on Monday night.
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VIDEO | "My name is Hassan Tamanna and I am from Kargil... I participated in Sonam Wangchuk's padyatra. However, to see how democracy has been killed here after he, along with others, was detained, I have shaved off my head to protest over this," said one of the supporters of Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, Hassan Tamanna, after shaving his head in front of Bawana police station earlier today. Wangchuk and other protestors were leading 'Delhi Chalo Padyatra', which began from Leh a month ago. They were detained on Monday night.

Press Trust of India

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