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मुझे बड़ी ख़ुशी है कि BJP वाले और संघी @SoniaGandhi जी की किताब पढ़ रहे हैं इनको भी तो पता चले कि whatsapp फ़र्रों से अलग पढ़े लिखे लोगों की दुनिया कैसी है जितना चिल्लपों मचायेंगे, उतनी ज़्यादा उत्सुकता होगी, उतनी ज़्यादा किताब बिकेगी, उतने ज़्यादा लोगों तक सच पहुँचेगा

Good morning, @AmitShah Ji. Hope a premium-brand air purifier is saving you from the suffocating air in Delhi. Following yesterday’s terror attack on a CRPF party in an open market in Kulgam, the bullet-riddled bodies of two Special Police Officers (SPOs) - Babi Chand (57) and Rashpal Kumar (45) - have been recovered from the forests of Kishtwar. Even yesterday, I asked you: what happened to all your tall claims that demonetisation in 2016, the abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A in 2019 would bring terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir to a decisive end? Terrorism continues to persist. Which means you are either a poor strategist and planner or a shoddy implementer. Or, worse, both. Your record speaks for itself: ❌Your handling of student protests across the country. ❌Your conspicuous absence throughout an entire session of Parliament. ❌Your government's disregard for the enforcement of Supreme Court regulations on firecrackers. ❌The fresh spate of terror attacks in J&K, bringing back memories of the horrific Pahalgam attack. ❌The Red Fort bombing. ❌The recovery of 300 kg of RDX near Delhi. ❌More than three years of ethnic violence in Manipur. ❌The recent violence in Arunachal Pradesh. ❌The deteriorating law-and-order situation across the country, where rape, lynching and coercion continue to be rampant. One could go on and on about your failures. But, to put it briefly and mildly, you have repeatedly failed the people of India in discharging the responsibilities of your office. Instead, you seem busy encroaching on @NitinNabin's job responsibilities and, if rumours are to be believed, making him increasingly insecure about his position.

Is BJP a mature party ??? Why it always needs to react to each and every thing related to Nehru Gandhi family and Congress ??? A mature party learns to know when to react and how much to react, not all the time. A mature party learns to delve into nuance debates, not frivolous ones to score a point. A mature party learns to remain silent and not to win all the debates. Sometimes losing an argument is also a political victory. A mature party learns to appreciate its opponents, not to attack all the time. A mature party learns to collect right facts of history, not to quote half baked anecdotes, quarter truths and fake news.

Jaisa raja, waisi praja. A Prime Minister whose dog-whistle about identifying Muslims by their clothing has contributed to an increasingly hostile and unsafe environment for Muslims in India presides over a governance model characterised by: 1️⃣Widespread violence against Muslim citizens, followed by impunity. At least 54 people were killed in 322 reported hate crimes targeting minorities across India in the first nine months of the year. And we know that only a small fraction of documented hate-related incidents and cases of mob violence result in formal First Information Reports (FIRs), prosecutions or convictions <image 1 attached> 2️⃣The deliberate erasure of Muslim religious sites. The laboratory for this project is, unsurprisingly, the home state of the Prime Minister and his partner-in-crime, the Home Minister. In Gujarat's Gir Somnath district, a pattern of systematic erasure of Islamic shrines is unfolding, with reports describing a 'plan to wipe out dargahs'. Several historic shrines, including the Haji Mangrol Dargah, Pir Silar Shah Dargah, Garib Shah Dargah and Jafar Muzaffar Dargah, have been bulldozed in the district. <image 2 attached> 3️⃣The deliberate erasure of Muslim homes. Governments in BJP-ruled states such as Uttar Pradesh and Assam have institutionalised what has come to be known as Bulldozer Raj, with Muslim homes being demolished, often without due process or meaningful recourse for those affected. Recently, on November 1, the Assam government carried out a series of demolitions in Alamganj, Dhubri. On Nov 8, Himanta Biswa Sarma posted the following on his X account: "Just before Diwali, we undertook this Ghar ki Safai in Lakhimpur." <video attached. Pay particular attention to the insensitive background music> None of this happens in isolation. ❌Modi himself, and other BJP leaders, including Amit Shah, Yogi Adityanath, Kapil Mishra, Anurag Thakur, Giriraj Singh, and Nupur Sharma - only to name a few - have repeatedly been associated with hate speech, discriminatory rhetoric or actions targeting Muslims, with NO meaningful accountability. ❌When those at the top act with impunity, the system beneath them works, predictably, to Muslims’ disadvantage. There is little reason to expect a leadership that keeps feeding this hate machine will ever treat Muslims as equal citizens. 🔔That is why it matters who occupies the highest office in the country. India needs a Prime Minister who believes in equal citizenship, irrespective of religion, caste, tribe, gender or economic status. And Modi is not that person.

मोदी जी, दुनिया के 50 सर्वाधिक प्रदूषित शहरों में पाकिस्तान के 27 शहर शामिल हैं और भारत के 23. हम पूरे के पूरे चार शहर पीछे रह गए। और वह भी पाकिस्तान से पीछे?!?! कहाँ गई विश्वगुरु की ऊर्जा??

Why are we becoming a ‘Vishwaguru’ in air pollution? Piecemeal measures, PR stunts, broken promises and blame games have become the hallmark of the BJP! Last year, water tankers were spraying around AQI monitoring stations amid allegations of ‘washing away’ the pollution figures; this year, as pollution peaked, PM2.5 readings simply vanished from 36 of Delhi’s 59 monitoring stations! In the last 12 years PM @narendramodi has only done lip-service to the issue of Air Pollution. On 8 May 2019, PM Modi had identified it as a "major challenge", but his Govt has done nothing on that front! From Delhi-NCR to Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan, people are gasping for clean air. Will Modi ji dare to give the nation Hawa Ka Hisaab? The facts are as alarming as they are shameful: • 17,188 deaths in Delhi were estimated to be attributable to particulate air pollution in 2023 -nearly 15% of all deaths (GBD/CREA; all ages). • 1,69,400 children under five died from air-pollution-related causes across India in 2021 (State of Global Air 2024). Research also links PM2.5 exposure with impaired lung development and elevated child mortality risks, particularly across northern states. • ₹1,154 crore - nearly 60% of Delhi’s environmental compensation collections - remained unspent, according to a September 2026 RTI response. Delhi utilised merely 17% of its National Clean Air Programme funds released through December 2025. • The Supreme Court has given BJP-ruled Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan two weeks to submit detailed responses and proposed measures to tackle the pollution crisis. Year after year, particularly from October to February, the same toxic haze returns, accompanied by the same assurances and the same finger-pointing. Spend the funds. Cut emissions. Enforce the rules. Clean air is a fundamental right, not a privilege to be granted by the Government.