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The CJP, Dimagi Naxals and Abhijeet Dipke are blaming PM Modi for not providing conditional bail to their two Cockroaches, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka.
The reality is that Ratna Singh, head of the legal affairs of the CJP has employed such dunderhead ignoramus lawyers who could not even furnish the basic requirements of a solid surety bond.
HERE IS THE REAL REASON the Court rejected the bail of Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka.
1. The court found a mismatch between the photograph on surety Teerath's bond and his Aadhaar card. He failed to provide another valid ID or a satisfactory explanation.
2. Surety provided by Mannu Raj Anand could not even provide basic details about Saurav Das, including his father's name and address.
3. The court found that the proposed sureties had no real control or influence over the accused to ensure their appearance in court.
4. Without reliable sureties, the court could not be satisfied that the accused would comply with bail conditions and appear when required.
The solution is simple....Saurav Das should disclose his permanent address and his father's name, and arrange for family members who can take responsibility for his appearance to stand as sureties.
The Law understands evidence and proof, it is devoid of sympathy &moral outrage.
Deepak Peety retweeted
Morning Gyan: Whenever you think your job sucks or your boss is a clown, take a moment and think about @Pawankhera & @SupriyaShrinate.
Their boss starts a protest, fires up the troops, and just when all his loyal foot soldiers are in the middle of the battle, he flies abroad....
And the worst part? Supriya and Khera can't even complain about their boss because where else would they find a job like this?
Deepak Peety retweeted
फरवरी 2007 में पाकिस्तान का विदेश मंत्री खुर्शीद महमूद कुरैशी भारत आया था।
दिल्ली स्थित पाकिस्तानी दूतावास में उसने भारत के सभी चैनलों को इंटरव्यू दिया।
उसका इंटरव्यू राजदीप सरदेसाई रजत शर्मा करण थापर बरखा दत्त शेखर गुप्ता सब ने लिया। कोई परेशानी नहीं.. बहुत फ्रेंडली सवाल पूछे गए.. गंगा जमुनी तहजीब के बारे में पूछे गए पाकिस्तान की जनता के शौक के बारे में पूछे गए लाहौर के गोल चक्कर में बिकने वाले मटन चिकन के बारे में सवाल पूछे गए
फिर नंबर आया अर्नब गोस्वामी का जो उस वक्त टाइम्स नाउ में थे
अरनव गोस्वामी ने आई एस आई द्वारा दिए गए सवालों की लिस्ट या फ्रेम के बजाय पाकिस्तान के विदेश मंत्री से एक पत्रकार की हैसियत से सवाल पूछना शुरू किया
अरनव गोस्वामी का पहला ही सवाल था कि समझौता एक्सप्रेस ब्लास्ट में भारत ने जो सबूत पाकिस्तान को दिया है उस पर आप ने क्या कार्रवाई किया ?
पाकिस्तान का विदेश मंत्री जवाब देने में अटक गया फिर और गोस्वामी ने जब कड़वे सवाल पूछने शुरू किये तुरंत ही आईएसआई के अधिकारी आए और अरनव गोस्वामी के साथ तू तू मैं मैं करने लगे और इंटरव्यू बंद करने को कहने लगे
पाकिस्तान का विदेश मंत्री चुपचाप बैठा देख रहा था
सवाल यह है क्या किसी देश का विदेश मंत्री किसी को इंटरव्यू दे और सेना के अधिकारी उसका इंटरव्यू रुकवा सकते हैं ?
दूसरी बात है की अर्नब गोस्वामी के पहले जिन पत्रकारों ने इंटरव्यू लिया उन्होंने उस वक्त मना क्यों नही कर दिया कि हम पत्रकार हैं हमारा धर्म है अपने अनुसार सवाल पूछना ना कि दिए गए फ्रेम के अनुसार सवाल पूछना
Deepak Peety retweeted
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu:
Macron called me on October 7. He said, "You know, we have to work for an immediate ceasefire and to solve this by diplomacy."
And I said, "No, no, Emmanuel. It's not going to be solved by diplomacy. These are monsters. These are neo-Nazis."
I said, "You know, Hamas is like ISIS. In fact, it's worse in some respects than ISIS, even worse than ISIS. And let me tell you, if we don't stop Hamas here, you'll see them on the streets of Paris."
And that's exactly what is happening right now.
Deepak Peety retweeted
For an elected MP to glorify mob violence & attacks on democratic institutions is a brazen betrayal of the very Constitution he swore to uphold. Reason enough to strip him of the privilege of serving in Parliament.
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To understand Prashant Bhushan's distress, read this in full...
Shanti Bhushan and his son Prashant Bhushan acquired 4.66 hectares of tea garden land to set up an educational institution. But since the land was not used for the stated purpose, the government later took it back.
It is claimed that this land is worth more than ₹35 crore today....
Also look at the land allotments made during Mayawati's government.
According to a December 2011 report in The Indian Express, in 2009, during Mayawati's tenure, Shanti Bhushan and his son Jayant Bhushan were allotted two plots of 10,000 square metres each in Noida to build farmhouses.
Critics raised questions about this allotment. The allegation was that rules were violated and such a large amount of land was given at concessional rates. Citing a CAG audit, a loss of roughly ₹145.8 crore to the public exchequer was also reported.
It was stated that about ₹3 crore was paid for these plots. Today their value is claimed to be ₹1,300 to ₹1,400 crore, though independent confirmation of this current valuation is necessary.
Another question raised in this case was that Jayant Bhushan was, at that time, appearing as a lawyer against the Mayawati government in a much-discussed park case. This sparked debate over a possible conflict of interest.
**The stamp duty case in Allahabad**
In 2011, Shanti Bhushan was accused of underpaying stamp duty by about ₹1.35 crore on the purchase of a property in Allahabad's Civil Lines area.
The Assistant Stamp Commissioner had ordered him to pay the outstanding duty and a penalty. Shanti Bhushan challenged this order, calling it legally wrong and politically motivated.
And these are the people who raise questions about democracy and corruption day and night.
Shanti Bhushan and Prashant Bhushan have been associated with the anti-corruption movement India Against Corruption. Prashant Bhushan is counted among the prominent lawyers who speak out for democracy, transparency and against corruption.
But when land allotment and stamp duty controversies connected to his family came to light, they fall silent.
Shouldn't those who demand honesty and accountability from others also be judged by the same standards themselves?
In a democracy, no one can be considered above questioning. Allegations should be investigated impartially, and where wrongdoing is proven, action should be taken according to the law.
The pain is that old matters have been dug up!
Deepak Peety retweeted
Shocked and horrified by the brazen threats to @ajeetbharti from a public platform. To single him out for his Brahmin identity and then to threaten to skin him alive, is unacceptable. The state must provide him adequate security immediately.
Stay safe, Ajeet. We stand with you.
Deepak Peety retweeted
📍Nalasopara, Maharashtra
SHOCKING 🚨 A man named Mohammad Gufran Shaikh stormed into Garba event and harassed Hindu girls at a Garba event in Santosh Bhuvan, Nalasopara East.
When one girl objected, he allegedly slapped her and said he was not afraid of the law.
Shockingly, people recorded the incident instead of helping the girl 😳
Strict Action Must !!
Deepak Peety retweeted
During the TMC era, TMC leaders used to sing “There’s the Kaaba in my heart and Medina in my eyes” inside a Durga Puja pandal in Kolkata, while then-CM Mamata Banerjee used to clap along.
This is how Hindu beliefs used to be trampled in West Bengal.
Deepak Peety retweeted
"UAE Foreign Minister" said a decade ago !! Just in case you forgot.
Look at France and entire Europe today. There’s a reason Egypt has fortified its borders to control immigration.
He was point blank and Europe is crying now...except Poland
Deepak Peety retweeted
People earning 50 LPA or more are having either 1 child or none.
Benefits:
High taxes, education, housing, everything has become too costly.
Meanwhile, people living on freebies and subsidies are having 4-5 kids.
This is a scam in Indian democracy.
Deepak Peety retweeted
A man named Mohd Rafikul recently approached Calcutta high court seeking quashing of an FIR filed by a Hindu woman who accused him of posing as Hindu, pretending to be unmarried, making sexual relations with her after pretending to marry her in a mandir, and assaulting her when she learnt of his first wife and kids
Rafikul, in his defence, claimed that he never posed as a Hindu, never married her in a temple, and never made relations with her
Instead, he claimed he was a victim of blackmailing by her, calling her a "gold digger", as he is a govt employee in police
But Calcutta high court found that as per police investigation, the pujari of the mandir, where Rafikul put sindoor in the woman's forehead as a token ritual of marriage, was told his name was "Rajiv Sarkar"
The landlord of the house where Rafikul started living with the woman also testified that he gave his name as "Rajiv Sarkar"
Court dismissed Rafikul's petition to quash the FIR, noting that there was sufficient evidence against him to be tried in lower court for charges like cheating by impersonation, fraud, cruelty on wife, assaulting her etc. Court noted that the state does not have an anti-forced conversion law yet
Such blatant cases of Muslim men posing as Hindus to trap women across India, and yet only a few states have a law that punishes forced conversion through such traps
We @sewanyaya @rashtrajyoti are currently fighting a legal battle in Supreme Court in defence of these existing laws after several petitions sought those be struck down
This case is yet another reminder why our campaign to keep these laws, push for their stronger enforcement, along with massive awareness on bhoomi, is most crucial today
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Terrorists attacked an army camp in Jammu while an officer's wife and 3 year old daughter were asleep inside. He went out to fight them. For almost ten hours his wife did not know he was already dead.
His name was Major Akshay Girish, an army officer from Bengaluru and the son of a retired Wing Commander.
In 2009 he proposed to Sangeeta on one knee with a red pen drive because he had forgotten the ring. They married and had a daughter, Naina. Sangeeta chose to move with him from posting to posting instead of staying back in Bengaluru.
In 2016 they were living inside the army camp at Nagrota.
On 29 November 2016, at 5.30 am, Sangeeta woke up to gunshots. She thought it was training.
At 5.45 a junior officer told Akshay that terrorists had attacked the artillery regiment. Akshay left with the quick response team.
At 8.09 am he texted the family group that he was in the firefight.
The women and children were moved to a safer place. At 11.30 Sangeeta called him. His team said he had gone to a different location.
At 6.15 pm his commanding officer told her that Akshay had been killed around 8.30 that morning.
He was 31. Naina was 3. Seven soldiers died at Nagrota that day.
Sangeeta later told Naina that her papa is a star in the sky. She still wears his regimental jacket when she misses him.
His family believed he had been recommended for the Shaurya Chakra. On 15 August 2017 his name came on the list under Mention in Dispatches. His mother Meghna asked for a review and said an unsung hero is better than an insulted hero.
Sangeeta wrote their whole story on Facebook, and the post went viral.
The last thing Akshay had said to her that morning was "You must write about this."
Deepak Peety retweeted
Saudi Arabia executed two Bangladeshi nationals for kissing inside a mosque, yet the world media remains completely silent.
When the Eiffel Tower reportedly removed female employees during a BAPS delegation's visit, it became a global controversy, even though BAPS had not asked for it.
This is how they make Islam most 'loved and peaceful'.
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Meet Anagha Rajesh
24-year-old entrepreneur who invested ₹5 crore to build a Bengaluru-based lab called BioCompute.
She developed technology that can store data in DNA.
When she approached Indian investors they refused to fund her company because they wanted quick returns, which BioCompute couldn’t promise.
She also received no meaningful support from the Indian government.
Anagha eventually sold her lab for pennies and moved to the United States. As soon as she arrived investors lined up.
Bitter truth: India talks about becoming a global superpower but fails to value the skilled people who want to build India.
Deepak Peety retweeted
Shehzad Poonawalla brutally cooks Swara Bhasker and her anti government propaganda😂🚨
Swara: The government is silencing activists. There is absolutely zero freedom of speech left in India."
Shehzad: If there is no freedom of speech, how are you sitting on prime-time TV right now, safely abusing the Prime Minister?"
Swara: You’re just a BJP spokesperson reading a script. You left your old party just for power and a post, don't teach me morals.
Shehzad: I changed my political party, but you change your entire ideology just for basic attention. You defend people who chant anti-India slogans, but the moment you get trolled online, you beg the same system for police protection
Swara literally went blank and started crying about how the anchor was letting Shehzad bully her on live TV. Pure comedy 😂🙏
Deepak Peety retweeted
This is a Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM). And it matters more for India than you might think.
This giant machine with a rotating circular cutterhead digs through soil and rock to create tunnels.
But here's what is changing.
India is now looking to expand its domestic TBM manufacturing capabilities. In 2025, state-owned BEML took steps towards developing indigenous TBMs.
You might look at this and think, It's just a machine. What's the big deal?
Think about the scale of India's metro expansion, railway tunnels, and Bullet Train project. These machines are essential to building some of that infrastructure.
For years, India has relied on imported TBMs from countries including China, Germany, and Japan.
Now, India wants to change that. No more dependence.
