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a canis lupus familiaris with this woke aunty's "colorful" pedigree would be politely described as a mongrel

not that one has anything against mongrels per se, just saying onlee.



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^^^ Never knew that 'Bengali' was actually a religion :lol:. I thought they were people from a specific state in India.
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https://www.opindia.com/2021/10/fabindi ... nduphobic/
Hinduphobic Cow Urine jibes, ‘Jashn-e-‘ events and more: The world of FabIndia digital partner’s Managing Director
Katha Kathan, co-founded by MD of FabIndia’s digital partner, has organized several literally programs, including Jashn-e-Sahir, Jashn-e-Premchand, Jashn-e-Manto, Jashn-e-Ghalib and more

Since FabIndia decided to go all ‘Jashn-e-PairPeKulhari’ with the Diwali campaign ‘Jashn-e-Riwaaz’, netizens are digging the history and geography of the company to understand who is the mastermind behind the “Not so Sanatani” campaign for 100% Sanatani festival Diwali. Thanks to a Twitter user Harshil Mehta, one finger points towards the Zeno Group India, which was hired by FabIndia as Digital Partners back in 2019.
https://twitter.com/MehHarshil/status/1 ... wsrc%5Etfw
Thread: #FabIndia’s digital partner is headed by a Congressi woke.
She and her husband have an obsession with Urdu. She cracks Gomutra jibes.
Here’s what I have found.
Explosive ahead.
She is also a co-founder of Katha Kathan, which is for promoting Urdu literature.

More Jashn in the picture.
She cracks Gomutra jokes, used by Pulwama terrorists.

Some old tweets:
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Her husband is Jameel Gulrays. Here’s his Twitter and FB bio.
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just look at niazi's sly smile

one wonder's who he's actually got under that burkha next to hum



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chetak wrote:just look at niazi's sly smile

one wonder's who he's actually got under that burkha next to hum



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Isnt it unislamic and haraam to take images and photograhs of oneself?

Can Imran's driver confirm if Peerni applies lipstick under the burkha and if yes what flavour he prefers? :wink:
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hope that this will lead to

“rudaali-e-barbaadi”



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jashn-e-khaali
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Manish Malothra NCB collection
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exactly - NCB photo should now be made mandatory part of every bollywoodie's portfolio pics !! will make it easier to identify which one is being dragged inside.
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Looks like Bhaiwood and Presstitutes are using every trick in the book to scuttle NCB's case.
Drugs on cruise case: NCB witness bribe allegations spark off political storm
India may be the only country which glorifies these nautanki folks. I remember folks from older generation always held drama actors (and actresses) at a very low scale, and it was never considered a good profession. And when drama got replaced to movies; there does not seem to be any fundamental changes. Glorified version of the world's oldest profession; movie world seems to be that for me.
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^^^ The minister Nawab Malik had openly stated that he would have the investigating officer Sameer Wankhade dismissed and put in jail before the year is out. He is making good on his threat looks like.

Looks like the drugs mafia link runs deep and Aryan is just the front pawn. With the scrutiny the chaps are getting worried that their links will get exposed.
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Tanaji wrote:Looks like the drugs mafia link runs deep and Aryan is just the front pawn. With the scrutiny the chaps are getting worried that their links will get exposed.
The consolidated campaigning going against Sameer Wankhede (in person) and against NCB as an organisation shows two things;
1. The Central Government does have some good information, and have identified 'Narcotics' as a common thing with which they can hit at the "seculars & liberals" at the same time. Narcotics seems to be the key monetary source for Bhaiwood as well as the 'seculars'.
2. The "secular & liberals" also realise that this time things are pretty serious and their core business is now really at stake. Acts like NDPS (Narcotics & Psycotropic Substances) Act is a very stringent act with even getting bail a very difficult thing.

From the main stream media today;
Sameer Wankhede issues statement in response to his first marriage and Muslim lineage controversy. Why should a NCB official get personally targetted and even his Muslim lineage (his mother was a Muslim, first wife was a Muslim) be brought out? And surprisingly his Muslim lineage is show-cased as a matter of suspicion.

Social justice ministry suggests avoiding jail term for those consuming small amount of drugs. And who is the latest hero who consumed small amount of drugs? Janab Aryan Khan. MSM is now trying to say that Ayan Khan's crime should be pardonable.

In the mean while Kerala commie leader's son is now inside Central Prison Bangalore for nearly a year now :lol:. Just like Ayan Khan who became a 'liberal' drug addict, Com. Bineesh Kodiyeri just did a small crime of money laundering in order to conduct socialist/communist revolutions in India. If NCB did 'liberal' in, it was ED who hit back at the 'revolutionary'.
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Apparently Aryan Khans bail is getting denied due to the amounts confiscated. Apparently it makes him more of a seller than consumer and his whatsapp chats point to his facilitating imports, or so various sources say.

I do expect him to make bail though.
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Tanaji wrote:Apparently Aryan Khans bail is getting denied due to the amounts confiscated. Apparently it makes him more of a seller than consumer and his whatsapp chats point to his facilitating imports, or so various sources say.
Yes; that is the catch point. NDPS Act differentiates between a seller and end consumer and punishments for being a seller is way too high. Bail may be granted, but it is a complex process. Magistrates cannot give it; it has to be from the Sessions or High Court.
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Tanaji wrote:Apparently Aryan Khans bail is getting denied due to the amounts confiscated. Apparently it makes him more of a seller than consumer and his whatsapp chats point to his facilitating imports, or so various sources say.
Yes; that is the catch point. NDPS Act differentiates between a seller and end consumer and punishments for being a seller is way too high. Bail may be granted, but it is a complex process. Magistrates cannot give it; it has to be from the Sessions or High Court.
in many countries, the punishment for dealing in drugs is death

many Indians and many more pakis have been beheaded in the gelf countries, as well they should be and more are in the queue. such news rarely makes it to the papers in India.

on what basis do you say that the punishment for being a seller is way too high under the NDPS Act

these are guys who knowingly kill kids, destroy families and live a luxurious life on the profits that they make from their monstrous trade.

or maybe the cops should talk to them firmly or something like that, after all even dealers have fundamental rights, no
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^^ He's not complaining saar, but merely contrasting the punishments for the seller vs the consumer. At least, that's how I understood it.
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So this is now going on the same path as the Salman Khan case.

The official witness in the drug bust Prabhakar Sahil has suddenly turned hostile and has made numerous accusations against Sameer Wankhade, amongst which one is that he demanded 8 crores from Hakla Khan to let the Precious Prince go. The accusation itself is quite tenous: Sahil apparently heard a conversation that Wankhades Secretary was having where the demand was made. He didn’t even hear Wankhade, but has made that claim. On basis of this, the department has instituted an enquiry. The Mah gov is also going to start one.

All this because Wankhade was the same officer that arrested Nawab Malik’s son in law on a drugs charge. Wankhade has recovered a large quantity of maijuana in the bust. Pawar has claimed that it wasn’t marijuana but “herbal medicine”. Nawab Malik is NCP’s minister for minorities who openly threatened Wankhade with jail. Clearly Wankhade has rattled a lot of these big wigs and the clowns are gunning for him.

It happened similarly in Salman Khan road accident case where he had ran over people sleeping on footpath. At the time chief witness was Constable Ravindra Patil. He testified that Salman was driving and refused to recant inspite of tremendous pressure bought to bear on him. He was accused of being corrupt, suspended, his wife and parents left him and he finally died friendless. All to save Salman. Congress was in power at the time.

Same pattern is being repeated here, but with a central government police officer.
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But the NCB has the act behind it where unlike the Indian penal code. The accused is guilty unless proven innocent.

It has a mandatory death penalty for being a drug dealer.

So even if Wankhede is taken out of the equation. It will not make any difference to the outcome of for Aryan Khan's case.

He may receive bail but the prosecution will continue.
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No, the strategy is to cast doubt over the whole evidence chain. The official witness have turned hostile, but that itself does not help much. The next step was to destroy the credibility and motives of the investigating officer which of Wankhade. Once that is done, the whole thing gets thrown out, especially if you can manage a pliant judge.
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Not for a case being prosecuted under NDPS.

The punchnama is quite clear about the quantity of drugs found. The prosecution will happen. If the individual was just a user. Even then he will face prosecution and jail time.

In the lower judiciary regardless of how pliant the Judge is. He/ She will have to be extremely brave to point of being foolhardy to dismiss the record of evidence.

Besides the presumption of the act is guilty until proven innocent.

This goes beyond Wankhede and the NCP sasur ji.

Besides the so called witness has also recanted his allegations of bribery to Wankhede. The internal enquiry will find nothing.

Because there will be nothing to find. The Mumbai police's credibility has be shot by Waze and Paramvir Singh episode. So that is already taken care of.
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Well let’s see how it will play out. Salman is still making millions while being accused of a far more serious charge while the Constable lies dead..

Amazing how there is not a peep from the usual bleeding heart liberal gang. Wankhade’s Muslim antecedents are being dug out and debated as well as whether his wife is Muslim or not. No one bats an eyelid. The usual Marathi manoos gang is super quiet as a marathi manoos is being rail roaded, in fact NCB arrests itself are being claimed as an attack on Maharashtra.

The MVA is using the strategy that Didi used in Bengal of terrorising centrally deputed officers. The centre is too timid to do anything about it.
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chetak wrote:on what basis do you say that the punishment for being a seller is way too high under the NDPS Act
Sec 64A, NDPS Act. Immunity from prosecution to addicts volunteering for treatment.
Any addict, who is charged with an offence punishable under section 27 or with offences involving small quantity of narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances, who voluntarily seeks to undergo medical treatment for de-addiction from a hospital or an institution maintained or recognised by the Government or a local authority and undergoes such treatment shall not be liable to prosecution under section 27 .....

Sec 23, NDPS Act.Punishment for illegal import into India, export from India or transhipment of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances.
Whoever, in contravention of any provision of this Act or any rule or order made or condition of licence or permit granted or certificate or authorisation issued thereunder, imports into India or exports from India or tranships any narcotic drug or psychotropic substance shall be punishable,—
(a) where the contravention involves small quantity, with rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to 1 [one year], or with fine which may extend to ten thousand rupees, or with both;
(b) where the contravention involves quantity lesser than commercial quantity but greater than small quantity, with rigorous imprisonment for a term which may extend to ten years, and with fine which may extend to one lakh rupees;
(c) where the contravention involves commercial quantity, with rigorous imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than ten years but which may extend to twenty years, and shall also be liable to fine which shall not be less than one lakh rupees but which may extend to two lakh rupees.

This is just a sample. There are many more sections dealing with sale, and punishments. Now where is small & commercial quanity etc defined? It is published in official gazette.

So now you can see why Aryan Khan & Co would try all tricks in the books to escape punishment. Trying to prove that he was a consumer, and had only small quanity (or none) of drugs in his possession. Where as NCB is trying to prove that he was a drug dealer, who dealt on the basis of commercial quanity. Section 36A explains how bail & trials to be conducted. Magistrate can straight away send the accused for 15 days remand. In case the accused is seized with commercial quanity of drugs detention can be for a period 180 days (i.e six months), which can be extended to a year.
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Tanaji wrote:The official witness in the drug bust Prabhakar Sahil has suddenly turned hostile and has made numerous accusations against Sameer Wankhade, amongst which one is that he demanded 8 crores from Hakla Khan to let the Precious Prince go.
Sir, I presume that your information is coming from the same sources as mine - i.e the most 'neutral & trust worthy' ( :roll: ) Main Stream Media. What is now happening is a 'trial by media' where for a change they are trying to prove that a suspect is NOT GUILTY. When it comes to say BJP or RSS folks they take the reverse stance, that is all. But all said and done, ultimately the case is being tried in a court.
If 8 crores were paid as bribe to Wankhade & Co; why would be Aryan Khan still remaining a remand prisoner. Wankhede and Co could have easily made neccessary changes to the seizue mahassar, witness statements and made life simpler for Aryan Khan. NCB has also given more evidence to prove that Aryan Khan was more like a drug dealer.
It happened similarly in Salman Khan road accident case where he had ran over people sleeping on footpath.
The initial investigation in this case was done by Mumbai Police (i.e a state police unit, now really having a poor credibility); where as here it is a central government agency which is working on the case.
No, the strategy is to cast doubt over the whole evidence chain. The official witness have turned hostile, but that itself does not help much.
All this is only part of 'trial by media', and not happening in the judicial court. We can only say a witness turned hostile if he/she is shown as a witness in a trial and in the court he/she changes his statement. Giving statements to media is of no use. For all you know, NCB can even move this person from the list of witnesses.
Amazing how there is not a peep from the usual bleeding heart liberal gang. Wankhade’s Muslim antecedents are being dug out and debated as well as whether his wife is Muslim or not. No one bats an eyelid.
That is because sooner or later the Shiv Sena and NCP politician's name are going to get exposed. Bhaiwood and Marathi politics seems to be really thick friends (irrespective of the Hindu v/s Muslim stuff). To be frank even Shiv Sena's love for Hindutwa or Hindus is just an eye wash and it is 100% likely that they have good working relationships with Bhaiwood (which is considered to be a Muslim dominated area), and the Bhais themselves. And the stance of 'liberals & bleeding heart' is now quite easily recognizable. Any thing and every thing is only halal if an action is against Hindusim as a religion, RSS as an organization or BJP as a political party or a BJP leader as a politician. All others are haraam.
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In the midst of all this media hype about the spoiled brat of a Bollywood star, what happened to the investigation of the massive drug heist from Mundra port? Nothing new has come out since a few weeks.
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Tanaji wrote:Well let’s see how it will play out. Salman is still making millions while being accused of a far more serious charge while the Constable lies dead..

Amazing how there is not a peep from the usual bleeding heart liberal gang. Wankhade’s Muslim antecedents are being dug out and debated as well as whether his wife is Muslim or not. No one bats an eyelid. The usual Marathi manoos gang is super quiet as a marathi manoos is being rail roaded, in fact NCB arrests itself are being claimed as an attack on Maharashtra.

The MVA is using the strategy that Didi used in Bengal of terrorising centrally deputed officers. The centre is too timid to do anything about it.
the center has already emasculated the onion merchants and choked off the congis, and is on its way to neutering the sainiks.

Wouldn't be surprised at all if that so called top cop was already in some dark dank hell hole being squeezed dry.

the onion merchants and their empire is being targeted like never before.

that is the sole basis of the fear. Even a single hit on any one of the favorites will lead back to the root, and that alone will cause the carefully constructed facade to collapse

Rest is evasive action onlee.

for the center to come out and openly support any officer(s) is to compromise the investigation and will lead to immediate charges of bias and vendetta.
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Cyrano wrote:In the midst of all this media hype about the spoiled brat of a Bollywood star, what happened to the investigation of the massive drug heist from Mundra port? Nothing new has come out since a few weeks.
they have caught the fall guys in India.

the bigger mulla fish are sitting in porkistan, afghanistan and eyran, far out of reach and the mulla eyranians are making a song and dance about being blamed

this is just the odd catch that happened. Written off as a business expense

Many such consignments have already got through using the mulla networks in India

It takes a lot of moolah to run a coup against the amerikis, even in a dud country like afghanistan and drugs are the mother lode of such financing
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Sachinji,

Yes from local language newspapers mainly. They are only slightly better. The problem is that the usually reliable crime beat reporters of these newspapers no longer exist due to financial pressures and the tv channels…

The latest attempt at throw everything and see what sticks seems to be the charge of phone tapping against Wankhade. Hilariously, the “proof” is that he asked for CDRs from the mobile company… they forget that this is standard practice and well within rights of any investigating officer…

Drama being played out in media as you said. Lets hope Wankhade pulls through unscathed relatively.
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arshyam wrote:^^ He's not complaining saar, but merely contrasting the punishments for the seller vs the consumer. At least, that's how I understood it.
There is a building woke + THE FIVE FRAUDS – mullah, + missionary, + marxist, + media, and macaulay putra/putri combine rapidly gathering support and saying that drugs should be legalized because in Hindu culture "the sadhus" have always indulged and so by devious extension, they are slyly trying to project all Hindus as being culturally accepting of druggies.

udta panjab is already a grim reality, it can only be ignored at our peril because of the insidious plans to repeat this successful enterprise elsewhere in India

when it suits them, the Hindus are progressive but mostly they are regressive.

mullahs are not progressive or even intellectual whether in bollywood or elsewhere in the ummah, they are merely opportunistic and entitled because of what they are led to believe is their inherent right to domination, be they a puncher walla or a puncher shop owner

they draw their sustenance from foolish Hindus who patronize them because of the peer pressure propaganda that is reinforced subliminally from the ever growing woke advertisements and slanted media narratives

No punishment for being a seller is way too high under the NDPS Act, not when Indians are being beheaded routinely under izl@mic laws in the gelf countries

as a culture, we often do unnecessary equal equal with the most undeserving dregs of humanity.

this is not a personal comment but a general observation that has been devastatingly valid since the days of prithvi raj chauhan, and now right down to shaheenbagh and the ongoing farmer's agitation.
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Hmm the army of lawyers that Hakla Khan has assembled is getting longer… after Satish Manshinde (Rhea Chakraboty) and Amit Desai(Salman Khans lawyer), its the turn of Mr. Mukul Rohtagi to represent Precious Prince.

There are a battery of others as well…

All this for a bail hearing…
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Tanaji wrote:Sachinji,

Yes from local language newspapers mainly. They are only slightly better. The problem is that the usually reliable crime beat reporters of these newspapers no longer exist due to financial pressures and the tv channels…

The latest attempt at throw everything and see what sticks seems to be the charge of phone tapping against Wankhade. Hilariously, the “proof” is that he asked for CDRs from the mobile company… they forget that this is standard practice and well within rights of any investigating officer…

Drama being played out in media as you said. Lets hope Wankhade pulls through unscathed relatively.
this is exactly how puncher walla mullahs fight in the street after an accident which they have caused but don't want to pay for the damage.
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Pratyush wrote:But the NCB has the act behind it where unlike the Indian penal code. The accused is guilty unless proven innocent.

It has a mandatory death penalty for being a drug dealer.

So even if Wankhede is taken out of the equation. It will not make any difference to the outcome of for Aryan Khan's case.

He may receive bail but the prosecution will continue.

Aryan a Ram Bhakt.

Now, narratives of Aryan Khan in jail and studying the Ramayan are being circulated by the woke media ... the sold out leftist media is now portraying Aryan as a pious Ram Bhakt.

Meanwhile, Wankhede continues to remain an extortionist, as portrayed by the presstitute onion merchant media
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Tanaji wrote:Hmm the army of lawyers that Hakla Khan has assembled is getting longer… after Satish Manshinde (Rhea Chakraboty) and Amit Desai(Salman Khans lawyer), its the turn of Mr. Mukul Rohtagi to represent Precious Prince.

There are a battery of others as well…

All this for a bail hearing…

Rohatgi - The Director of NCB yesterday said the affidavit was a result of some political leader.

But today the unsavoury controversy is rebounding on me, they are putting it on me.
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Rohatgi - I don't accuse any officer of NCB.

I am not concerned or connected with panch witness no. 1 or 2. (#PrabhakarSail or KP Gosavi).
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Ok no bail today for Precious Prince.

I think he will have better luck tomorrow.

The amount of media presstitutes at work trying to create a “mahaul” of an innocent boy trapped by evil NCB is amazing.
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The NCB hopes these "jimutavahanas" (literally: "cloud-riders") will spill the beans on bigger "princes" instead of sacrificing themselves to save others. I suspect the SSK murder case also has a drug connection.
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Pierre Omidyar's Financing of the Facebook "Whistleblower" Campaign Reveals a Great Deal
The internet is the last remaining instrument for dissent and free discourse to thrive outside state and oligarchical control. This campaign aims to put an end to that.
Not realated to India directly but this scumbag Omdiyar funds several media orgs in India. Their goal is to take over the social media
It is completely unsurprising to learn, as Politico reported last Wednesday, that the major financial supporter of Facebook "whistleblower” Frances Haugen's sprawling P.R. and legal network coordinating her public campaign is the billionaire founder of EBay, Pierre Omidyar. The Haugen Show continues today as a consortium of carefully cultivated news outlets (including those who have been most devoted to agitating for online censorship: the New York Times’ "tech” unit and NBC News's “disinformation” team) began publishing the trove of archives she took from Facebook under the self-important title "The Facebook Papers,” while the star herself has traveled to London to testify today to British lawmakers considering a bill to criminally punish tech companies that allow “foul content” or “extremism” — whatever that means — to be published.
Omidyar's central role in this latest scheme to impose greater control over social media is unsurprising because he and his multi-national foundation, the Omidyar Network, fund many if not most of the campaigns and organizations designed to police and control political speech on the internet under the benevolent-sounding banner of combating "disinformation” and “extremism.” Though one could have easily guessed that it was Omidyar fueling Frances Haugen and her team of Democratic Party operatives acting as lawyers and P.R. agents — I would have been shocked if he had no role — it is still nonetheless highly revealing of what these campaigns and groups are, how they function, what their real goals are, and the serious dangers they pose.
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From Deccan Herald
Denying the allegations of “conscious possession” because of charges of recovery of 6 gms of contraband from Arbaaz, Rohatgi said, "What somebody else had in their shoe is not my concern… possession of somebody else cannot be my possession unless there is control and knowledge."
According to Rohatgi, there is no medical examination and there is no record to prove that Aryan consumed drugs on that day.

This is a crucial point, and if NCB is a professional organisation they would have done the "medical" on all the people who were detained. But if that has not been done, then there is a gap. Unless NCB plans to level the charges of Aryan Khan being a drug dealer through other forms of evidences (WhatsApp chat, financial dealings etc.). Again; I am relying on a news paper which is 'secular & liberal'.
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chetak wrote:It takes a lot of moolah to run a coup against the amerikis, even in a dud country like afghanistan and drugs are the mother lode of such financing
chetak-saar, you are posting way too many wayward sentences per post! For example the above. Claiming that huge haul at Mundra is the handiwork of a few idiot mullah in afghanistan is a huge stretch as is the claim that amerikis had a coup against them. We have discussed this threadbare in other thread: amerikis (despite us chuckling at Biden's self-inflicted discomfort) always planned to throw the afghan people under the bus regardless of the situation in the country and they never wanted an opium free Afghanistan in the 20 year occupation. And they dont mind Afghans cultivating and exporting the same. This is in sharp contrast to the aerial sprayings of herbicide campaign (to quote an example) against illegal cocoa plantations or the Cullinary-run paramilitary war against cartels in Colombia.

Reason is simple: it is always nice to have an opiate epidemic in places far from your home, but not your home. Plus the selective leaking to other countries' narcotics agencies under "intel sharing" agreements etc keeps the availability under control and the price high for sustaining your favorite lowlives. Particularly good plan in a place where two emerging Great Powers are jostling. Nothing new, since the brits did this over a couple of centuries in Canton.

So all that "afghani mullah need money for coup against amerikis" make no sense in Mundhra-haul context. Max maybe they get a dealers cut if the are nice and dont slit up the next Danny Pearl. No, that Mundra one has footprints of state players of pakiland, under the benign gaze of khan. If anyone needs money, it is the paki jernails and Immy types. Not the pebble-for-toilet-paper mullahs of Afghanistan

Also regarding the brat in jail at Mumbai, the MHA govt seem to be panicking for the third time and throwing a challenge to Delhi. That Narayan Rane arrest, was idiotic move by the MHA CM, which his wily dad would never have approved - you dont arrest an Union minister and hope nothing happens. Even crazy-didi has yet to try that stuff and we have seen Kerala govt do a hasty disciplining of a nasty police officer who stopped a union minister during Sabarimala fracas let alone an arrest. Delhi does not look kindly to such BS, regardless of the party ruling India. So judging from the frantic personal attacks on Wankhade, the assessment by the MHA govt is that Thackeray-grandson is the final target that the eagles are circling around and all this khan-boy arrest etc is a smokescreen to later claim "oh, no political vendatta, all sorts of kids got netted in the effort to keep Mumbai clean for our future generations".

Closer to my neck of woods, Delhi has caused a most vicious commie leader, Kodiyeri Balakrishnan (the CPI-M state party boss, no less) to die a dishonorable political death recently, thanks to his princeling son. It is not that there are no other princelings that are bad, it is just that his dad accused Delhi of conspiring with US to attack poor China and Indian Army does rapes (For those who dont know malayalam, the subtitles are available for one video). I see the same script writing itself in Mumbai, thanks the princeling displaying same characteristics(arrogance under dad's umbrella and shady company) as the Kerala one languishing in Bangalore's Konappana Agrahara Marriot

No Indian in other parts of country will cry for these entitled little pieces of crap, except some barking along political lines. So saying that Delhi has been timid is not correct.
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Hnair saab,

All I meant was that the taliban and the pakis have been building a war chest for quite some time.

the only thing that they have of value to sell is the drugs and maybe their blackmailing threats of doing or not doing something in return for "aid".

They have little money coming in as of now except via the drug trade and we have been making huge catches in the south as well as ports in gujarat.

This was not the norm earlier, as you well know.

These afghan sourced consignments usually enter via punjab, cashmere, beediland via myanmar, nepal, and as we discovered later via the seldom patrolled waterways of the lakshadweep.

The initial drug confiscations predate all these princelings that you are referring to but I do take your point. But I also do think that such actions were more en passant when the juicy opportunity presented itself.

I think that these massive drug shipments are part of the long preplanned afghan imbroglio. Like their piss poor paki planning in kargil, the pakis and the taliban have not gamed the afghan take over grand finale well enough or even considered the immensely complex variables that have now coalesced into a scenario that has spun out of their control and evolved much beyond the capabilities of the pakis and the taliban to manage to their advantage.

The cheeni are very wary of stepping in and have repeatedly appealed to the "international" community, along with their desperate paki pals, to extend "humanitarian aid" to the taliban run afghanistan post haste

The taliban have used hostages to leverage their positions and are still doing so. All Indians, like so many other foreigners too, have not got out yet and one is not talking about the muddle-headed afghan sikhs who are merely the tip of the iceberg for India.

The taliban and the pakis have successfully managed to draw the wool over the eyes of the amerikis, while keeping them occupied and diverted elsewhere and that moron khalilzad seems to have led the eager ameriki horses to the poisoned waters in qatar. The amerikis were trumped by the very people that they had, over the decades, trained so painstakingly. That ought to hurt rather badly

The way in which it finally went down, catching all by surprise, is nothing short of a planned coup. People saying that the speed at which the taliban moved was unexpected is sheer BS.

All satellites from the US, UK, france, cheen, India, russia were switched off or were sleeping or were battery down or what. The end game would have forced all these countries to reposition their spy satellites over the region. Everyone could not have made the exact same mistake. no way.

The afghans and the bus were anyway destined to meet, come what may, just like the iraqis were also predestined to do and they did.

The amerikis are still smarting from their takedown by the pakis and the taliban and the top united states envoy to afghanistan, zalmay khalilzad is stepping down, the State Department announced last week.

If drugs in such vast quantities are entering India, how are they getting out to their usual markets in the UK, EU, and amrika. Indian markets cannot support such massive quantities on their own.

If the drugs traffic has increased hugely then the quantum of catches will also go up. What is surprising me is the huge quantities being shipped per consignment.

That indicates not only the willingness to take huge risks as also revealing of a certain onset of desperation in their need for huge amounts of cash.

I am also equally sure that some three alphabet intelligence agencies have been blessing the Indian govt with their timely gyan about the movement of drugs.

such massive shipments are not the norm.

But the jehadi involvement in the movement of these massive shipments inside India has increased via outfits like the PFI and their offshoots.
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