meher retweeted
रिपोर्टर्स कलेक्टिव ने वोट चोरी से लेकर अनेक मुद्दों पर शानदार रिपोर्ट्स करके वे सच सामने लाए हैं, जो कोई और न कर सका।
मेरी अपील है इस दीवाली @reporters_co के पेज पर जायें, उनकी वेबसाइट खोलें और उन्हें सपोर्ट करें, ऐसी संस्थाओं का ज़िंदा रहना ज़रूरी है।
शुरुआत मैंने ख़ुद से की है।
meher retweeted
Molitics India @moliticsindia is a habitual plagiarist. And shameful at that. It's the second time the handle has blatantly ripped off the hard work of my @reporters_co colleagues. I hear it has done so with others as well.
As a non-profit we keep our investigations free for citizens to read and rely on donations to carry out our work.
It's quite obnoxious how this influencing and consulting agency, pretending to be in news and media, spends crores every year only to plagiarise others' hard work.
Dump the plagiarist, read the OG investigation by my colleagues here: reporters-collective.in/trc/…
Images: The company behind the handle, its annual expenses, its directors, and its plagiarised insta report.
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An investigation by @reporters_co has found that 1.82 lakh people declared dead and deleted from Rajasthan’s electoral rolls by the ECI during the SIR are still listed as living, eligible voters in the state’s panchayat rolls, sparking outrage from opposition leaders, activists and journalists.
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Latest story by @reporters_co, around 2 lakh people declared dead in ECI's electoral roll found to be alive on Rajasthan's state election commission rolls.
reporters-collective.in/trc/…
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"The disparity between the two voter list revisions is more egregious because both the lists were revised in parallel"
Read this cracker story by @meherk___ @DikshyaKoirala7 and @nidamominn
ECI declared them dead. But nearly
2 lakh of these voters in Rajasthan wetter confirmed alive by the state commission for ongoing panchayat elections.
Investigation by my @reporters_co colleagues @meherk___, @DikshyaKoirala7 & @nidamominn
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2. Over the last 16 months, we have doggedly pursued the massive loopholes in the SIR exercise. It has been possible only because of your generous support. Please donate today.
reporters-collective.in/supp…
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Nearly 2 lakh people declared dead in ECI’s SIR exercise in Rajasthan are found alive in the roll prepared by the State for ongoing panchayat elections.
Read full report by @meherk___, @DikshyaKoirala7 and @nidamominn
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meher retweeted
2. My @reporters_co colleagues have been investigating the frauds in SIR and the dubious methods of SIR for over a year now. We have more to tell. Please fund to keep us going. Click the image below to donate 👇 reporters-collective.in/supp…
meher retweeted
The left hand has no idea what the right is doing.
Voters are dead on ECI list but alive on Rajasthan’s panchayat roll - my superb colleagues @meherk___
@DikshyaKoirala7 @nidamominn investigate for @reporters_co
Do read here 👇
Nearly 2 lakh people declared dead in ECI’s SIR exercise in Rajasthan are found alive in the roll prepared by the State for ongoing panchayat elections.
Read full report by @meherk___, @DikshyaKoirala7 and @nidamominn
1/3
reporters-collective.in/trc/…
meher retweeted
ECI declared them dead. But nearly
2 lakh of these voters in Rajasthan were confirmed alive by the state commission for ongoing panchayat elections.
Investigation by my @reporters_co colleagues @meherk___, @DikshyaKoirala7 & @nidamominn
reporters-collective.in/trc/…
meher retweeted
ECI declared them dead. But nearly
2 lakh of these voters in Rajasthan wetter confirmed alive by the state commission for ongoing panchayat elections.
Investigation by my @reporters_co colleagues @meherk___, @DikshyaKoirala7 & @nidamominn
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reporters-collective.in/trc/…
meher retweeted
2. Also, Delhi Police wants @internetfreedom gone from X.
The crime? Talking about a legal notice sent in RSS's name, which demanded that IFF stop documenting the govt's social media censorship.
The group that tracks takedowns got a takedown request.
rti404.com
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Freedom, justice, liberty & fraternity: RTI ensures these principles stay alive.
The Act guarantees our right to hold the govt accountable. While it creatively dodges Qs, murals from RTI's birthplace are telling: We file RTIs, therefore we are citizens.
rti404.com/rti-101
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It took the CEO Delhi over 2 years to respond to a 2018 RTI about homeless voters.
Now, the ECI has deleted voters, whose houses in Delhi were bulldozed, during the SIR. So, which country do they belong to?
For more denials visit: rti404.com
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NDTV, Network18 & other 'legacy media' have finally woken up to how the govt's Privacy Act stands to impact journalism. Before them, @reporters_co had filed a petition in the Supreme Court. Why did it take the others so long?
Read: rti404.com/privacy-101
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We at The Reporters Collective @reporters_co, a tiny non-profit newsroom, stood up to defend journalism against govt attempt to paralyse the profession through a Trojan horse in the Privacy law. We filed a case before the Supreme Court in February 2026 and launchedwww.rti404.com, a watchdog project to protect RTI and journalism, both.
Months later the for- profit big media businesses have realised, not just journalism but revenue of their media business would be hurt too by what the govt is doing.
Personally, I am glad they have eventually seen value in joining us.
Read Our Statement from February 16, 2026. 👇
reporters-collective.in/blog…
EXCLUSIVE: India’s biggest news publishers including Ambani's Network18, Adani's NDTV, Indian Express, Times Internet & others mount the most high-profile challenge yet to Modi’s privacy law, warning it would “render investigative journalism a benign and neutered recorder of events.”
DNPA (@publishers_news) has taken the law to the Supreme Court. They argue it would trample investigative work and let New Delhi identify journalists’ sources.
The provisions “constitute pre-censorship which is anathema to any democracy worth its name,” the group’s 698-page filing says.
The key concerns:
🔹 Consent: requiring a journalist to notify the subject of an investigation and seek consent “would allow that subject to destroy evidence, intimidate witnesses”
🔹 Erasure: people can withdraw consent and demand their data be erased, which the group says could force publishers to unpublish or heavily redact news reports
🔹 Sources: a “nakedly unguided” power to demand information that “can extend to privileged communications in possession of a reporter or the informant”
In a letter to the government, the group said India “has chosen to grant broad exemptions to the state, while failing to extend any corresponding protection to the press.”
reuters.com/business/media-t…
