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3 foreign ministers in Delhi in next 4 days: Portugal, UAE & Moldova..
And meanwhile statistics - Share of India's population living under international poverty line
1987: 50%
2004: 39%
2018: 11%
2024: 3%

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Impeachment notice, preordained to fail due to MP numbers & 14-day mandatory notice period, is designed solely to intimidate RS chair Jagdeep Dhankhar so that he’s more accommodating in future to the Opposition’s disruptive tactics.

It’s a typical Left-Communist-Islamist tactic.




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When Opposition bloc doesn’t have the numbers to seek VP’s removal, why the attempt?

To derail focus on #SoniaSoros link with an organisation that wants #Kashmir to be an independent country.
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chetak wrote: 12 Dec 2024 19:44 Impeachment notice, preordained to fail due to MP numbers & 14-day mandatory notice period, is designed solely to intimidate RS chair Jagdeep Dhankhar so that he’s more accommodating in future to the Opposition’s disruptive tactics.

It’s a typical Left-Communist-Islamist tactic.


When Opposition bloc doesn’t have the numbers to seek VP’s removal, why the attempt?

To derail focus on #SoniaSoros link with an organisation that wants #Kashmir to be an independent country.
Congi led opposition are delusional. They think they can make noise and get some media coverage.
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williams wrote: 12 Dec 2024 21:20
chetak wrote: 12 Dec 2024 19:44 Impeachment notice, preordained to fail due to MP numbers & 14-day mandatory notice period, is designed solely to intimidate RS chair Jagdeep Dhankhar so that he’s more accommodating in future to the Opposition’s disruptive tactics.

It’s a typical Left-Communist-Islamist tactic.


When Opposition bloc doesn’t have the numbers to seek VP’s removal, why the attempt?

To derail focus on #SoniaSoros link with an organisation that wants #Kashmir to be an independent country.
Congi led opposition are delusional. They think they can make noise and get some media coverage.




williams ji,

dimwit is very perturbed about the ruckus in the parliament regarding the mafioso and their connections to the BIF going into the permanent records of the parliament

they are gobsmacked at what transpired. No mention of any privilege motion or legal action against anyone or any party so far

they have however been pestering the speaker to expunge the discussions from the records.

the congi serfs are dazed and confused because there has not been any denial so far from the usual suspects of the hierarchy
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xpost - i think it needs to be shared here:-- Congratulations to Chess World Champion! Congratulations to our PM and India!
May be I have better things to do at 1:20 AM.. here in the Bay Area..
Watching : 1. Nf3 d5 2. g3 c5 3. d4 e6

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May be it was worth it! Congratulations to the World Champian! From our PM:
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But will synchronized polls create temptation for foreign powers to do election interference, in order to win the One Big Election jackpot prize?
I worry this could happen. We can see how corruption works in USA, and other similar major western powers which have such systems.

Look at Congress -- they too were created in that spirit, as the One Big Party -- and we can see how much corruption that led to.

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sanman wrote: 13 Dec 2024 10:33
But will synchronized polls create temptation for foreign powers to do election interference, in order to win the One Big Election jackpot prize?
I worry this could happen. We can see how corruption works in USA, and other similar major western powers which have such systems.

Look at Congress -- they were created in that spirit, as the One Big Party -- and we can see how much corruption that led to.

They do that now already.if you watch Sambit's speech in the parliament. We should be using other means to thwart such interference. I personally like the idea of a mid-term election to spread the resource around a bit. But uniform election date is a must have for us. We are on election mode all the time and nothing gets done quickly.
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Have to share this:
Mother with the trophy!
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My humble opinion one election is a massive blunder. You have to lose it only once and 2024 showed, it can happen, in spite of lots of tailwind for India it was almost lost.

The issue with multiple election is that, yes you are constantly in election mode, with compromises and lesser time to govern. You may end up giving round the clock subsidy and hurt the country (yet win the election).

But, a very big but is that you get multiple chance to correct your mistakes ( for winning election). This specially helps the side that is more prone to self correction (read bjp). You can still make mistakes at the major exam (lok sabha election), but chances are very less.

The problem however is that other side victory is dangerous. Even once. They will, as of now, break the country. This congress is not even manmohan/sonia congress which was many steps below Indira congress. All your economic gain will be lost and would be 20 years back in 5 years. Plus you may not be able to undo any subsidies that they gave. Manrega still exists.

It’s ok to go for slower growth (because of repeated election, less time for governance, subsidies at each election etc). Than to do great development for say 5/10/15 years then lose once (with this one ONOE). That one loss will wipe out growth of last many decades.

The other way to circle this wagon is - how in USA, states do it, they have 0 deficits budget, it has to be fully balanced. We can force similar structure both at state and federal level. That would force everyone to limit subsidies. You can only spend what you earn or earn plus get from center.
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Why fix something that ain’t broken
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One time election is little worrisome. The biggest worry - It maybe encourage and easy to manipulate by creating false narrative right before elections and create a wave/sweep. Then people will be stuck wholesome.
Maybe it should be every 2.5 yrs. Half the states along with Lok Sabha and other half after 2.5 yrs. Any state govt that falls has to maybe wait for the next election cycle, until then governor rule.
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I think BJP people have no clue. They also brought 100% FDI in media. Even this One election is stupid and braindead idea. They should have every 2.5 year election. No time for course correction.
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the fear against one nation one election in here somehow doesnt set with me. I am not just hopeful but very much lookiing forward to decimating BIF and one nation one election is a path forwards to it. it exposes the dotty alliance type parties that have no ideology but align in state A, adversaries in state B. if we go to one nation one election, that would become so easy to expose.
of course the risk is there that we may lose, but I dont see the nationalist party going down below 180-200 anytime soon and abit of push from jigos to get the rest will be enough. in fact, we should keep aiming towards 300 everytime.. its possible.. and keep calm, trust ram, do your kam (work)
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^^ Agree with Fanne and all's argument against one nation one election.
BJP is just one fuel and onion+tomato price rise away from loosing across the whole nation and being hunted down to the grave.

Our nation's citizens are not like South Koreans who came out and prevented martial law imposition without anyone out there to rally the support.

BJP people are short-sighted, just like many other decisions they have taken, including 100% foreign investment in media, demonetization before fully enabling UPI pay and Bhimapp like tools, anti-surrogacy bills, etc.
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dsreedhar wrote: 13 Dec 2024 23:47 One time election is little worrisome. The biggest worry - It maybe encourage and easy to manipulate by creating false narrative right before elections and create a wave/sweep. Then people will be stuck wholesome.
Maybe it should be every 2.5 yrs. Half the states along with Lok Sabha and other half after 2.5 yrs. Any state govt that falls has to maybe wait for the next election cycle, until then governor rule.
There is value in your suggestion. Hold elections every 2.5 years.

1. Let LS polls be held first, for a term of 5 years, as usual.

2. 2.5 years later, hold elections for all the state legislatures, each with a term of 5 years, as usual. This will be a midterm poll for the performance of the central govt. This gives the GoI feedback for course correction. The newly elected state legislatures can send their MPs to the RS. For a period of 5 years. When a state legislature goes for election, the RS MPs elected by that state legislature cease to hold office till a new state legislature elects fresh set of RS MPs.

3. Again, 2.5 later, hold LS polls. This will be a mid term poll for each of the state governments. There will be enough feedback for course correction.

4. So on & so forth.

India will see gigantic elections, every 30 months. Is there a downside to this idea? Yes, here it is: if a party with majority in LS loses state elections massively, then they lose majority in RS and for the next 30 months is more of a lame duck govt. unable to get its way past in the RS.

Just my 2 paise.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QW4zJETAXL0



Hanuman Mandir Found in Sambhal LIVE: संभल में साक्षात निकला शिव लिंग पूरे इलाके में हड़कंप!







In Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, the administration has taken a big action and opened the doors of a temple after 46 years.

This temple is in the same area where violence took place and was closed for a long time.

Now when the administration opened the doors of the temple, dust had accumulated inside.

In such a situation, the policemen themselves cleaned the Shivling and the idols of other deities with their hands.

A video of the opening of the temple has also surfaced.

In this video, a policeman can be seen ringing the temple bell.

Nagar Hindu Sabha patron Vishnu Sharan Rastogi claims that the temple has been reopened after 1978.



उत्तर प्रदेश के संभल में प्रशासन ने बड़ी कार्रवाई करते हुए 46 साल बाद एक मंदिर के दरवाजे खोले हैं।

यह मंदिर उसी इलाके में है, जहां हिंसा हुई थी और लंबे समय से बंद था।

अब प्रशासन ने मंदिर के दरवाजे खोले तो अंदर धूल जम चुकी थी। ऐसे में पुलिसकर्मियों ने खुद ही हाथों से शिवलिंग और अन्य देवी देवताओं की मूर्तियां साफ कीं।

मंदिर खोले जाने का वीडियो भी सामने आया है।

इस वीडियो में एक पुलिसकर्मी को मंदिर की घंटी बजाते हुए देखा जा सकता है।

नगर हिन्दू सभा के संरक्षक विष्णु शरण रस्तोगी का दावा है कि 1978 के बाद मंदिर को दोबारा खोला गया है।
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durairaaj wrote: 14 Dec 2024 06:39 ^^ Agree with Fanne and all's argument against one nation one election.
BJP is just one fuel and onion+tomato price rise away from loosing across the whole nation and being hunted down to the grave.

Our nation's citizens are not like South Koreans who came out and prevented martial law imposition without anyone out there to rally the support.

BJP people are short-sighted, just like many other decisions they have taken, including 100% foreign investment in media, demonetization before fully enabling UPI pay and Bhimapp like tools, anti-surrogacy bills, etc.




durairaaj ji,

Fantastic facts on why India needs #OneNationOneElections .

Why this process was changed by a Congress PM due to vested Interest!

Why all law commission, election commission and SC reports recommend this process for India...



WATCH VIDEO


The video is 2:44 minutes long
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All is not well between RJD-Congress alliance in Bihar

Congress promises 'Muslim deputy CM' in Bihar, challenges RJD voter base.

Meanwhile, during the Bihar bypoll, RJD seems to be losing its grip on Yadav votes.



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India has many corrupt institutions and Judiciary ranks among the top ones. With the recent Atul Subhash case, where a lady judge was allegedly involved in mocking Atul & extortion is just one case among many where the Judiciary has shown it is not beyond human vices. The fact that no FIR has been registered against the judge is also shocking. In fact, when it comes to divorce laws, the current system instigates parties (mainly females side) to pursue legal options based on vendetta rather than justice. I happened to meet a divorce lawyer around 10 years ago in a group dinner and he admitted that he used to encourage the female party to just slap 498A (back then it was a lot more draconian...it was a non-bailable offense) on husband & his family. The lawyer used to tell people, that there is little to no consequences to a false case for the females which has been proved right over & over again. In one of the cases, the lady had remarried & had children from her new husband, while the divorce case was running in court. The judgement took over 8 years to be delivered and it was proved the complaints were determined to be false. The previous husband who had been severely affected wanted to file a false case against the lady, the court said it would not encourage since she has a new family and the court did not want to ruin another family. So basically no consequences for a false case. It is disappointing to see no correction was made in the recent BNS penal codes.

Modi & Co are working on making Indian economy even richer, but I think this just means more money & corruption opportunities for the judiciary system. The corruption in judiciary is not isolated in the above but is a systemic issue. The judiciary system protects its own. The present incestuous system of appointment of judges and general feeling of invulnerability among judiciary lends itself to be a den of corruption.

Judicial reforms should be definitely among the top priorities for the NDA Govt in the near future.
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Hers is more about the case. Seems Switzerland was trying to override domestic laws which was resulting in loss for India.

Now they are arm twisting India by withdrawing MFN into allowing them the lower tax.

The Supreme Court of India's ruling on the Most Favoured Nation (MFN) clause was based on a strict interpretation of the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAAs) and India's domestic tax laws. Here's why the ruling happened and what led to it:

1. What the MFN Clause Entails:
The MFN clause in DTAAs ensures that if India provides a more favourable tax treatment (such as lower withholding tax rates) to a third country, the same benefit should apply to other countries that have an MFN clause in their DTAAs with India.
For example, if India signed a treaty with a third country offering a lower tax rate, countries like Switzerland, Netherlands, or France could claim the same lower rate due to the MFN clause.

2. Nestlé SA’s Case:
Nestlé SA, a Swiss multinational, sought to benefit from the MFN clause in India's DTAA with Switzerland.
Nestlé argued that since India had signed treaties with countries like Slovenia and Lithuania offering a lower withholding tax rate of 5% on dividends, the same should automatically apply to Switzerland under the MFN clause.

3. Delhi High Court Ruling (2021):
The Delhi High Court ruled in favour of Nestlé, stating that the MFN clause could be invoked automatically if the treaty terms with another country offered better tax benefits.

As a result, Nestlé benefited from the lower 5% tax rate, instead of the 10% rate specified in the India-Switzerland DTAA.

4. Supreme Court's Reversal (2023):
The Supreme Court disagreed with the High Court's interpretation. It stated that: The MFN clause is not automatically triggered.
A specific notification under Section 90 of the Income Tax Act is required to implement the benefits of the MFN clause.

The Court highlighted that such notifications are essential to clarify and operationalise the applicability of the MFN clause in India's domestic tax framework.

5. Why Did This Ruling Happen?:
Legal and Administrative Clarity: The ruling emphasised that treaties alone cannot override domestic laws unless expressly notified. India’s tax administration relies on this notification process to maintain consistency.

Government’s Concern: Automatic invocation of the MFN clause could result in unintended revenue losses for India, as companies could unilaterally claim lower tax rates by referring to treaties with unrelated third countries.
Judicial Interpretation: The Supreme Court interpreted the clause in a way that aligns with India’s sovereignty in deciding how international agreements are applied within its jurisdiction.

6. Implications of the Ruling:
Switzerland viewed the ruling as a breach of the DTAA, as it restricted Swiss entities from enjoying automatic MFN benefits.
As a countermeasure, Switzerland suspended the MFN clause for Indian entities, leading to higher withholding taxes (10%) on Indian investments and income in Switzerland starting January 1, 2025.

This case underscores the complex interplay between international tax treaties and domestic tax laws, with broader implications for India’s future bilateral tax relations and its attractiveness as an investment destination.
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Zynda wrote: 15 Dec 2024 08:58 India has many corrupt institutions and Judiciary ranks among the top ones. With the recent Atul Subhash case, where a lady judge was allegedly involved in mocking Atul & extortion is just one case among many where the Judiciary has shown it is not beyond human vices. The fact that no FIR has been registered against the judge is also shocking. In fact, when it comes to divorce laws, the current system instigates parties (mainly females side) to pursue legal options based on vendetta rather than justice. I happened to meet a divorce lawyer around 10 years ago in a group dinner and he admitted that he used to encourage the female party to just slap 498A (back then it was a lot more draconian...it was a non-bailable offense) on husband & his family. The lawyer used to tell people, that there is little to no consequences to a false case for the females which has been proved right over & over again. In one of the cases, the lady had remarried & had children from her new husband, while the divorce case was running in court. The judgement took over 8 years to be delivered and it was proved the complaints were determined to be false. The previous husband who had been severely affected wanted to file a false case against the lady, the court said it would not encourage since she has a new family and the court did not want to ruin another family. So basically no consequences for a false case. It is disappointing to see no correction was made in the recent BNS penal codes.

Modi & Co are working on making Indian economy even richer, but I think this just means more money & corruption opportunities for the judiciary system. The corruption in judiciary is not isolated in the above but is a systemic issue. The judiciary system protects its own. The present incestuous system of appointment of judges and general feeling of invulnerability among judiciary lends itself to be a den of corruption.

Judicial reforms should be definitely among the top priorities for the NDA Govt in the near future.
They should have done that in Modi 2.0 when the numbers were stronger. We need proper constitutional amendments to hold the judiciary accountable and there needs to be a body to take legal action on such judges. Now I am not sure, if there are enough numbers. The problem is a basic legislation will go to the supreme court and they will declare that as unconstitutional.
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"Tapasya ka matlab Sharir mei Garmi paida karna"


Is this the reason why tapasvi Rabull Ghandhy goes to Thailand & Night clubs in Nepal at every possible opportunity.


When you get confused between Sex and Meditation




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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRuJhm8pZEw


तपस्या का मतलब शरीर में गर्मी पैदा करना ।





The video is :30 seconds long
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durairaaj wrote: 14 Dec 2024 06:39 ^^ Agree with Fanne and all's argument against one nation one election.
BJP is just one fuel and onion+tomato price rise away from loosing across the whole nation and being hunted down to the grave.

Our nation's citizens are not like South Koreans who came out and prevented martial law imposition without anyone out there to rally the support.

BJP people are short-sighted, just like many other decisions they have taken, including 100% foreign investment in media, demonetization before fully enabling UPI pay and Bhimapp like tools, anti-surrogacy bills, etc.


durairaaj ji,


vi@WA

One nation one election is against the basic structure of our Constitution; it is against diversity, against federalism, against the legislative rights and the very identity of every state;

except that it was not any of these when nehru implemented it for 15 years.
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Randeep Singh Surjewala@rssurjewala

#CAB2019 is an anathema to our Constitutional democracy. It’s an attack on soul of India

72 years earlier, India was partitioned by the british,Savarakar’s & jinnah’s sinister thought & approach

Descendants of the philosophy seek to partition our foundational values once again

सुजेवाला, there are signatures of congress leaders on the partition documents not Savarkar.

Savarkar was an inconsequential leader in those times.

Your party can't run away from responsibility
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Welcome to india.

Where evil women are innocent and innocent men are evil!!!


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The supreme court knows.

The government knows.

Yet silence prevails.

Why does justice stop when it’s a man’s life?




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williams wrote: 09 Dec 2024 22:47
Amber G. wrote: 09 Dec 2024 11:55 Meanwhile a Monday in Modi 3.0:

-EAM Dr Jaishankar, FM Dr Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani joint commission meet in Bahrain

-Defence Minister Rajnath Singh to commission INS Tushil in Russia's Kalingrad

-Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri in Dhaka for talks
And Doval Ji is in China.
After his visit :
- RUSSIA has started defending India on KhaIistan issue backed by Canada-US terrorists
- Myanmar army unleashes helI on Bangladesh..
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chetak wrote: 15 Dec 2024 17:26


तपस्या का मतलब शरीर में गर्मी पैदा करना ।

I asked AI for the whole story: This is what I got:
"Modi-Ambani Drone Scandal: Congress Demands Answers"

In a scathing attack on the ruling party, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi today exposed a shocking scandal involving the use of drones to exploit India's youth. "We have evidence that the Modi government, in collusion with billionaire Anil Ambani, has been using drones to suppress the aspirations of our young people," Gandhi thundered in Parliament.

Gandhi narrated the story of Eklavya, a talented young archer who was forced to sacrifice his thumb to the ruthless Dronacharya, who was secretly working with Modi and Ambani to promote their drone technology. "This is a clear case of exploitation and abuse of power," Gandhi charged. "The Modi government is using its might to crush the dreams of our youth and promote the interests of its corporate cronies."

Gandhi quoted from the ancient epic, Mahabharata, to drive home his point. "Dronacharya's actions are a classic example of 'tapasya' - generating heat, but not wisdom. The Modi government is generating heat, but not jobs, not opportunities, and not growth." Gandhi's impassioned speech was met with thumping applause from the opposition benches.

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The Congress leader demanded answers from the government on the drone scandal. "We want to know how many young people have been exploited by this nefarious scheme. We want to know how much money has been siphoned off to Ambani's companies. And we want to know why the Modi government is so desperate to promote its drone technology at the expense of our youth."
As the opposition erupted in protests, the ruling party scrambled to defend itself. "This is a baseless allegation," retorted a BJP spokesperson. "The Modi government is committed to empowering our youth, not exploiting them." But Gandhi remained unfazed. "We will not rest until the truth comes out," he vowed. "We will not rest until justice is served
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chetak wrote: 15 Dec 2024 21:33 Welcome to india.

Where evil women are innocent and innocent men are evil!!!



The supreme court knows.

The government knows.

Yet silence prevails.

Why does justice stop when it’s a man’s life?

India had a law minister, but what is the use of this ministry if they don't want to solve the problem? Currently, NDA has a Rajyasabha majority. Still no action.

The problem with the current RSS and BJP leadership is the culture of unconditional respect to the institutions for the sake of giving respect. That explains Modi's danda namaskar to parliament before entering it in 2014. They don't want to acknowledge that respect should be based on deeds.

vijayk in the this forum once forwarded a senior RSS member's tweet inviting suggestions from the public, so that it can be conveyed to RSS leadership. But more needs to be done. Do people here have any suggestions on what the general public can do to influence the decisions of Sangh Parivar?
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Wearing traditional dress, Japanese ambassador Ono Keiichi begins his first public speech in Delhi in Hindi, which draws applause. Calls India Japan ties 'natural' partnership.
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India just ally in 1971 War, nothing more: Naya Bangladesh leaders on Modi post

Several leaders of the caretaker government in Bangladesh criticised PM Modi's Vijay Diwas message, saying that the 1971 victory was Bangladesh's achievement with India just an ally.

One of the student leaders of Naya Bangladesh called the message a "direct threat to Bangladesh's independence and territorial integrity".

Vijay Diwas, observed on December 16, commemorates India's decisive victory over Pakistan in the 1971 War. The defeat resulted in the liberation of East Pakistan from Islamabad's control and the birth of Bangladesh.

It was on December 16, 1971, that the Pakistani forces commander, Lieutenant General AA Khan Niazi, surrendered in front of Indian commander Jagjit Singh Aurora and signed the 'surrender instrument'. The surrender, along with 93,000 Pakistani forces, brought an end to East Pakistan's years-long agitation against the cruel regime of West Pakistan.

This change in stance from the Bangladesh leadership comes after the fall of Sheikh Hasina's regime. A military-backed caretaker government took over as Hasina was forced to seek refuge in India after anti-quota protests turned into a massive public agitation seeking her removal.

"Today, on Vijay Diwas, we pay heartfelt tributes to all the brave heroes who dutifully served India in 1971, ensuring a decisive victory. Their valour and dedication remain a source of immense pride for the nation. Their sacrifice and unwavering spirit will forever be etched in people's hearts and our nation's history. India salutes their courage and remembers their indomitable spirit," PM Modi posted on social media on Monday.

The post didn't have any mention of Bangladesh or Pakistan.

Asif Nazrul, law adviser to Muhammed Yusuf, "strongly condemned" the message, calling India just an ally in the victory.

"I strongly protest. December 16, 1971, was the day of Bangladesh's victory. India was an ally in this victory, nothing more," Asif Nazrul wrote on Facebook.

PM Modi's message on Vijay Diwas also attracted harsh reaction from Hasnat Abdullah, an important coordinator of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, who had been protesting against the regime of ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

DIRECT THREAT TO BANGLADESH'S INDEPENDENCE, ALLEGES HASNAT ABDULLAH

Hasnat Abdullah, who had earlier called for banning Isckon and called for the hanging of jailed Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das Prabhu, also criticised PM Modi's congratulatory post on Vijay Diwas.

"This is Bangladesh's Liberation War. The war was fought for Bangladesh's independence from Pakistan. But Modi has claimed that it was solely India's war and achievement. In doing so, they've completely ignored the existence of Bangladesh," Abdullah posted on Facebook on Monday.

"When India claims this independence as their own victory, I see it as a direct threat to the independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Bangladesh," he added.

Hasnat Abdullah did not stop here, and declared the need for a continued fight against India.

"It is inevitable that we must continue our struggle against this threat from India. Our fight must go on," added Abdullah.

A leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), whose senior joint secretary general, Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, last week burned a Jaipuri bedsheet and called for boycotting Indian products, also joined Asif Nazrul and Hasnat Abdullah in condemning and protesting against Narendra Modi's post.

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^^^ Bangladeshis seems to surpass any other group when it comes to thanklessness. I feel that today India's security threat is more from the Bangladeshis than Pakistanis. Infiltration from Bangladesh with able support from the West Bengal government(s) has ensured that sleeper cells have reached nook and corner of the country.
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Hypocrisy of Ghandy!

Yesterday she carried a bag supporting her Palestinian and H*mas darlings, today she quickly switches to another stating "Bangladesh we stand with Hindus and Christians".

Which bag she will carry tomorrow? "Support Khalistan" or "Love you daddy Soros"?


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Flt. Lt. Anoop Verma (Retd) is a known right-wing person. His bio says he is into data, analysis etc.
Sorry if it is a silly post. Can someone explain the below post by him? How the blackmail is happening? I had read about Pawar and the sugar lobby in Maharashtra in this forum, but didn't fully understood it.

https://x.com/FltLtAnoopVerma/status/18 ... uyCNA&s=19
If you feel ‘One Nation One Election’ bill will save the money wasted on separate elections then you are highly mistaken

This bill will save Billions of Dollars of Blackmail Money extorted by Regional Political Parties on the name of local issues

The money saved on separate elections is like peanuts in front of regional parties corruption money

This bill will shut the shops of SP, RJD, TMC, AAP, UBT, NCP-SP, NC, BRS, SAD, JMM, INLD & PDP

Focus will shift back to Development & performance politics
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Can’t believe that the @Indian Army can be so thoughtless as to replace the picture of pakistan’s lt gen niazi surrendering to Lt Gen Arora after the #Bangladesh war with a mythological painting.

The surrender picture had been in the #COAS office for years.

Must be restored.


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