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Modi is now talking to AI videos of dead people to praise himself 🤡
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🚨MASSIVE BREAKING : This is EXPLOSIVE 💣😳
BJP's own Subramanian Swamy brutally EXPOSED dictator MODI🔥🔥
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> Asked if Trump has pictures of Modi: "He has a lot of them."
> "These two did many things together."
> Asked if it's about Epstein's island: "That's a small thing. There's a lot more."
> "Intelligence agencies abroad know what he did on his foreign trips."
> "America has kept him under its thumb."
His reasoning is simple. Whatever Trump did won't matter in America, but it would finish Modi in India. So whenever Trump wants something: "Do this, or I'll put it out."
Think about it for a second.
> Trump announces the ceasefire before our own government does
> Trump slaps tariffs, and we get silence
> Indians deported in chains, and we get silence
> Jaishankar, in Swamy's own words, "goes and touches their feet"
The 56-inch chest suddenly goes quiet every time Washington speaks. Swamy's version at least explains why.
Now let's be clear. These are Swamy's claims, with no proof shown. He says his sources told him "say this much, not more."
But if a senior BJP leader is publicly saying India's PM is being blackmailed by a foreign power, that's not gossip. That's a national security question.
Modi ji, one press conference. Just one. Deny it to the nation's face.
YOU'VE GOT A LOT TO ANSWER FOR 🗿🔥
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This is the best use of AI that only Indians can come up with.
Narendra Modi is talking to a baba through AI who died in 1993.
Baba, who is no longer in this world, tells Narendra Modi, “I remember meeting you in 1993, when I asked you to have some prasad.”
Baba then says, “I am proud that you are the PM of this country.”
And then comes the best part: “Narendra, please have some prasad today. Don’t make excuses by saying you’re fasting!”
If you still think India is progressing under his leadership after watching this in 2026, my friend, I’m sorry, but you seriously need help.
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Mumbai Pollution: This is not a crisis. This is an emergency situation. In the garb of “infrastructure development” - we have let things go out of control.
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If this falls on anyone, would the idiot Bablu Shaikh and his leader Eknath Shinde be charged for attempt to murrder?
And yeah, @TawdeRitu - good luck with your #NoFlex drama. Reality is way different.
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🚨MASSIVE BREAKING : A former Supreme Court judge just brutally EXPOSED Traitor Gyanesh & Modi's🔥
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When a man who sat on the Supreme Court says your right to vote is in "great peril", it's not politics anymore. 💀
→ Former SC judge Justice Rohinton Nariman, speaking in Rajkot.
→ His words: the right to vote, "the heart of our democracy", is "at great peril".
→ In West Bengal, around 90 lakh voters were disenfranchised. He called it "an astounding figure".
→ Around 22 lakh appealed. Of the appeals decided, about 93% went in favour of the voter.
→ His verdict: "a completely illegal knocking out of the common man... so that a government obtains what it wants."
→ And: "You can't have an EC which functions or malfunctions like this."
Now connect the dots.
Government picks the referee.
Referee deletes 90 lakh players.
93% of those who fought back, won.
So who was wrong? The voter, or the referee?
Bro, imagine.
Your school's exam checker is chosen by the student who wants to top.
Then 90 lakh answer sheets go "missing".
Those who got re-checked, 93 out of 100 had actually passed.
Would you call that result fair?
That's not a voter list cleanup.
That's a match fixed before the toss.
Gyanesh , 93% of appeals proved you wrong. Who will answer for the rest?
Modi , why were you so scared of the Chief Justice on that panel? 🔥🔥🔥 xitter.cf/primeindiia/status/211…
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Didn’t Puri claim that he never had a personal meeting with Epstein?
These are damning photos.
Former Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri must answer as to why he was meeting Jeffrey Epstein, even in an Ambassadorial capacity. I am given to understand that the Government of India will try and justify this engagement as "diplomatic necessity."
However, the terms and content of these disussions must now be made public. I am certainly hopeful that Ambassador Puri was not aware of any of the horrors of Epstein Island. I urge him to clarify his stance on the matter.
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Good luck sending him a takedown notice Mumbai Police 😂
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ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS A GREAT COUNTRY CALLED INDIA.
( FIVE stupid phrases that we use that are helping destroy it).
By Sanjay Jha
My dear fellow Indians
Once upon a time, there was a great country called India. It had a glorious past, extraordinary people, limitless potential and a promising future. Frankly, it was never perfect. No country ever is. But there was hope. There was freedom. We could breathe.
Then something went horribly wrong. Of course, I am not blaming everything post-2014 alone. But the acceleration of the decline got a definitive momentum. No, it wasn’t just the politicians, albeit the bulk of the responsibility lies here. Or the bureaucrats who sold their souls. Like good ole Gyanu Ji. Or the multi-billionaires who appear to have mistaken the national assets for their family inheritance.
It was also us. Yes, you and me. All of us, in varying degrees.
We Indians have perfected five phrases that explain why a country capable of sending spacecraft to the Moon and Mars still struggles to fix a pothole on Earth. I live in Mumbai, ask me about it. We have the richest municipal corporation in the whole of Asia, by the way. Anyway, let’s cut to the chase.
Here are the five national disasters masquerading as everyday wisdom.
Read the full piece on my Substack: sanjayjhabombay.substack.com…
BombayFirst retweeted
Nice try.
Your “go to the doctor, not the government” analogy works great for a stomach ache—less so when the government can’t even stop people from running illegal construction and untested vehicles while the city sits at 300+ AQI.
“Just buy an EV and go vegan first” is a very convenient way to dodge the fact that basic enforcement has collapsed.
Almost as if you’d rather lecture random people than question the government that actually controls the regulators and the cops.
Bold strategy.
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> Amruta Fadnavis said that Garba is inclusive, everyone is welcome
> BJP supporters started abusing and trolling her, Sanghis started calling her names
> Maharashtra Police under Devendra Fadnavis booked 20+ such Sanghis.
> Now Sanghis are crying even louder.
Deva Bhau 😭
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Peak Corruption
Day 4 of consecutive days over 300+ AQI in Mumbai.
Yet the criminals @Dev_Fadnavis @TawdeRitu @AshwiniBhide are busy doing PR, prayers, building data centres, & enabling illegal construction to flourish.
They are a stain on @CMOMaharashtra & @mybmc
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A few years ago, Ashu had a high-paying corporate job in London, earning millions. Saurav was writing about the country’s legal system and living a great life. Both had successful careers, financial security and every reason to continue living the lives they had built for themselves.
But they chose to give it all up in the hope of making this country a better place. They had absolutely no reason to leave behind their comfortable lives, take to the streets, face uncertainty and eventually end up in jail. Yet they did.
What I admire most about these two is that despite coming from privileged backgrounds, they chose to fight for those who aren’t as fortunate. They could have easily looked the other way, enjoyed their lives and never bothered about the struggles of people they had never even met. Nobody asked them to make these sacrifices. Nobody expected them to. But they did, because they genuinely care about people beyond themselves.
And to me, that is the greatest quality a human being can have. To stand up for people you don’t know, to fight battles that aren’t your own, and to risk everything you have so that someone else might have a better life.
That’s the kind of people Ashu and Saurav are.
BombayFirst retweeted
Instead of cracking down on students and activists, the police should focus on actual criminals.
This is what happens when the Govt and police have their priorities completely misplaced.
#WATCH | Mumbai | Forensic team at the spot where shots were fired at actor Tiger Shroff. He is safe and has not sustained any gunshot injuries, as per Mumbai Police
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very impressive updates, i would also like to move to this version of Mumbai, let us know how to reach it
🔷"Footpaths are exclusively for the safe and easy movement of pedestrians. Therefore, setting up shops and stalls, or creating obstacles in the path of pedestrians by keeping various types of materials on the footpaths will not be tolerated. Strict action against encroachers must continue," directed Municipal Commissioner Smt. Ashwini Bhide.
🔷The monthly review meeting of various departments of BMC held today at the Command and Control Centre in Worli, where Smt. Bhide gave these directives.
🔷In the first phase of the 'Pedestrian First' campaign, encroachments have been removed from 399 footpaths across 26 administrative wards of BMC in Mumbai. Through this action, roads spanning an impressive 500 kilometers have been made obstacle-free for pedestrians. So far, action has been taken to remove 2,803 encroachments and hawkers.
🔷Municipal Commissioner Smt. Bhide noted that this predominantly includes public places such as hospitals, schools, colleges and railway and bus stations.
🔷To prevent the defacement of the Mumbai metropolis and curb the practice of putting up unauthorized billboards in public places, the BMC has undertaken a comprehensive campaign.
🔷Sm. Bhide highlighted that Mayor of Mumbai Smt. Ritu Tawde has announced a special campaign - 'Shadu Bappa Ten Days - Flex-Free Mumbai 365 Days' and is personally stepping onto the streets to remove illegal flex banners, posters and stickers.
🔷Under the drive, 52,448 banners, flexes and posters have been removed from 1st January to 16th October 2026.
🔷Furthermore, in a special drive implemented over 9 days from 8th to 16th October 2026, 3,537 unauthorized advertising materials were confiscated from across Mumbai. Taking strict action, 4 FIRs have been registered and 333 written complaint letters have been submitted to police stations for legal action under the Maharashtra Prevention of Defacement of Property Act, 1995. "A strict stance should be taken against those violating rules by putting up unauthorized advertisements. The crackdown campaign against unauthorized billboards must continue," directed Mrs. Ashwini Bhide.
🔷During this meeting, a detailed review was conducted on issues including air pollution, Air Quality Index (AQI), effective implementation of the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) drafted to curb air pollution and the implementation of the e-office system from 1st December 2026.
🔷Additional Municipal Commissioner (Western Suburbs) Dr. Vipin Sharma, Additional Municipal Commissioner (Projects) Shri. Abhijit Bangar, Additional Municipal Commissioner (Eastern Suburbs) Dr. Avinash Dhakne, Joint Municipal Commissioner (Vigilance) Dr. M. Devender Singh and Deputy Commissioner (Municipal Commissioner's Office) Shri. Prashant Gaikwad were present on this occasion.
🔷All Joint Commissioners, Deputy Municipal Commissioners, Assistant Commissioners and Heads of Departments were also present at this meeting.
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