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📺 “We reported events one-sidedly for years”: Serbian TV apologizes to viewers after Vučić's party loses the election
Radio Television of Vojvodina (RTV) opened its news broadcast with footage of celebrations following the Student List's election victory — scenes it had failed to show the previous evening.
“For years, we failed to fulfill our duty. We kept silent, turned a blind eye, reported events one-sidedly, and failed to ask the necessary questions. For that, we owe our viewers an apology,” news anchor Goran Eror said.
Following the controversy, RTV's acting editor-in-chief Nenad Čačić resigned.
A similar incident occurred in Hungary, where state television also apologized to viewers after Viktor Orbán's election defeat.
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🚨MASSIVE BREAKING : The Hindu Just drop Biggest BOMB on Traitor Gyanesh & dictator Modi🔥
(MUST Read & Share)
India's voter list now has an ON/OFF switch. And it sits in Delhi, not in your state.
→ ECINet is ECI's one portal for everything: voter list, SIR forms, officer logins.
→ An audit of its code by an IIT Delhi-IIM Calcutta data scientist found a built-in "disable" button for every State Nodal Officer.
→ The pop-up literally says: "the user will no longer be able to access the application."
→ Viewing voters' SIR forms can be switched on or off, state by state.
→ The code even has a ready message: "not enabled for selected State".
→ And in West Bengal alone, the officers responsible for the voter list are blocked from these forms.
And the joke doesn't end there.
→ How did the audit find all this? Not by hacking.
→ ECINet's login page loads a big code file before anyone even logs in.
→ Menu names, screens and API paths meant only for officials are sitting in it, readable by anyone.
→ The platform guarding almost 100 crore voters' data can't even hide its own officials-only menu.
Now the bigger shock.
This warning didn't come only from outside. It came from inside ECI.
→ Election Commissioners Sukhbir Singh Sandhu and Vivek Joshi wrote against the "gradual centralisation of the electoral roll database".
→ Sandhu wrote that he came to know about new ECINet modules "from media only".
→ Joshi asked for an outside IIT expert to audit who can change the voter database.
→ Finally, the two ECs wrote to the Cabinet Secretary.
Now connect the dots.
By law, the ERO in your area decides whose name stays on the voter list.
On ECINet, what the ERO can actually do is decided by the IT team in Delhi.
Law says decentralised. Software says one switch.
Bro, imagine.
Your society has a watchman, but the main gate lock is controlled by someone sitting in another city.
He can lock any building he wants, anytime.
And when two other committee members ask "who has the key?", nobody answers.
That's not digital transformation.
That's a remote control on democracy.
Gyanesh , if two of your own Commissioners couldn't get answers, how will the voter?
Modi, who holds the switch, and whom does he report to? 🔥🔥🔥
Little Monkey retweeted
My brother and I are being burnt today because my brother did something evil, and I stood by him. I advised him to return Maa Sita, but he refused.
But if we were living in today's times, I would have suggested him to join BJP.
Not only would we have been saved, but he would probably have been made country's president or at least a governor.
US Department of Justice releases Picture of Hardeep Singh Puri meeting Jeffrey Epstein.
A few months ago Hardeep Puri had claimed he never met the pedophile one on one.
Today yet another lie of Sanghi clown has been busted by USA.
The BJP never believed or practiced respecting women and the kind of people in Narendra Modi s cabinet proves that they are not just Shameless liars but despicable monsters who are a curse on mankind.
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🚨MASSIVE BREAKING : Delhi's SIR numbers brutally EXPOSED Traitor Gyanesh & dictator Modi 🔥
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Either Delhi's 2025 election was a fraud, or this SIR is a fraud. Gyanesh Kumar can't have it both ways.
→ Delhi had about 1.56 crore voters in the January 2025 list.
→ Before SIR even started, 11 lakh names were deleted.
→ In SIR's first round, 47 lakh more were put on the "absent, dead or shifted" list.
→ On top of that, 33 lakh people got notices: show your documents or your name goes.
→ Total at risk: 91 lakh out of 1.56 crore.
→ That's nearly 60% of Delhi's voters.
Now connect the dots.
→ In February 2025, Delhi voted using that same January 2025 list.
→ BJP won. Rekha Gupta became CM.
→ Now ECI says nearly 60% of that list may be wrong.
→ So which one is the lie?
→ If the list was wrong, BJP's Delhi win stands on a fake list.
→ If the list was right, then SIR is wiping out real, living voters.
And it's not just Delhi.
Across the country, around 13 crore names are alleged to have been deleted through SIR, and it could touch 15 crore.
Bro, imagine.
You voted in February 2025. Your finger had ink.
A year later, the same ECI says you are "dead or shifted".
Your vote counted when they needed to win. Your name is gone when they don't.
That's not a voter list cleanup.
That's a voter list wipeout.
Gyanesh, was your list right in 2025 or is it right now? Pick one.
Modi, if 60% of the list was fake, will your Delhi government resign? 🔥🔥🔥
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No. of elected representatives who switched parties in the last 20 years (2006-2026) - not including Explusions, Mergers or Founding New Parties
🇦🇺 - 2
🇬🇧 - 3
🇺🇸 - 3
🇨🇦 - 1
🇳🇿 - 0
🇫🇷 - 0
🇩🇪 - 2
🇯🇵 - 2
🇷🇺 - 7
🇦🇷 - 20
🇧🇩 - 21
🇱🇰 - 26
🇧🇷 - 34
🇵🇰 - 87
🇮🇳 - 217
More Indian elected MPs and MLAs have switched seats than the rest of the democratic world combined
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Wow, what a criminal racket Gyanesh and gang have been running in the ECI. Hardcoded exclusion in ECINET code for EROs and AEROs, only in West Bengal, to prevent them from reviewing voters' enumeration forms and viewing the notice-and-hearing dashboard.
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Election Commission's own software contains a lock written for one state, and only one - West Bengal.
An independent audit of the Commission's portal ECINET, reported by @htTweets has found a feature that can bar Electoral Registration Officers and Assistant EROs, only in West Bengal, from two critical functions:
🔹Reviewing voters' enumeration forms
🔹Viewing the notice and hearing dashboard
Officers in every other state have access to both. The audit found no such exclusion anywhere else in India.
The audit was carried out by the civic-tech initiative Charchagram. Its data scientist Saurav Rajput examined ECINET's publicly served code on October 2, 6, 7 and 9. The feature was still there in code fetched as recently as October 19.
In his words: West Bengal is separately hard-coded in the codebase & excluded from it (for ERO and AERO).
Understand what is at stake.
The enumeration form page holds each voter's details - name, voter ID, who submitted the form, the documents uploaded & the booth level officer's recommendation. It holds the ERO/AERO-Document & Hearing-Order files, along with the buttons to send a form back to the BLO or flag it.
The notice & hearing dashboard is where notices are tracked and hearings processed. It is where the decision is made about who stays on the roll and who is removed.
Under the law, the ERO is the officer responsible for preparing and revising the electoral roll. If ECINET can shut Bengal's EROs out of the forms & the hearings, the country has a right to know who would be reviewing them instead.
On September 24, the Election Commission told the country that ECINET is a decentralised platform and that nobody else can perform their statutory function on ECINet, including any other officer of ECI.
If only EROs and AEROs can perform these functions, and the code can bar Bengal's EROs and AEROs from the forms and the hearings, then the Commission's two claims cannot both stand.
Now look at the timeline -
🔹September 26: After two Election Commissioners raised objections, the Commission set up a committee to examine whether ECINET complies with the law, following complaints that control of electoral rolls had been centralised.
🔹September 28: Bengal exception has existed in the code at least since this date.
🔹October 16: A new build of the app is introduced. Bengal exception is still in it.
🔹October 19: The exception is still present in the live code.
While the Commission said it was examining whether its system had been centralised, the code continued to treat one state differently from every other.
When Hindustan Times sent the Election Commission a questionnaire, it did not respond.
Nation demands-
🔹Explain why ECINET's code contains a West Bengal-only exclusion for EROs and AEROs.
🔹Name who ordered this code to be written & when.
🔹Disclose whether this restriction has ever been switched on, in which constituencies, and for how long.
🔹Reveal who reviewed Bengal's enumeration forms and hearings during any period the restriction was active.
🔹Publish ECINET's access rules and access logs, and place the portal before an independent technical audit with the findings made public.
Code does not write itself. A hard coded exception for one state is a deliberate choice & someone made it. The Election Commission must tell nation who made that choice & why.
From Karnataka's "dead" voters to Delhi's "untraceable" citizens & now a Bengal only exception in the Commission's own software, the same question keeps coming up: who is really in control of India's voter rolls?
The vote belongs to the people, not to whoever controls the code.
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