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civicINK retweeted
If we bring this in India, all the baba industry will be in jail overnight.
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civicINK retweeted
Rekha Gupta's book collection, apparently.
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Rekha Gupta's book collection, apparently.
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civicINK retweeted
Where is @harshdelhise??? @DelhiPolice has made a journalist disappear, and his whereabouts have been unknown for over 48 hours! AMPLIFY THIS EVERYWHERE until his whereabouts are known!
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civicINK retweeted
Never leaving this app.
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civicINK retweeted
Shyam Meera Singh
@ShyamMeeraSinghOct 11
“Current State of INDIA”
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civicINK retweeted
“Overthrowing the government is only illegal if you fail”.
“Overthrowing the government is only illegal if you fail”.
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📍Connaught Place, New Delhi, October 10.
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Peaceful protests is a democratic activity. Last time I heard India was a democratic country.
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UPDATE: Three Newslaundry reporters detained by Delhi Police. Our reporters @AshwineSingh, @SavyasachiAstha, and @anmolpritamND have been detained while covering the October 10 protest. Delhi Police have also seized Newslaundry’s official phones, which our reporters were using to carry out their reporting duties. When the journalists identified themselves as media personnel, they were reportedly told, “Koi media nahin hai.” Around 30 people have been put into a single bus, including protesters and journalists. Our reporters have identified Inspector Dhan Singh Malik as the officer who snatched the phones. Journalists are there to report, not to protest. They were not obstructing police operations. On what grounds are they being detained and their phones seized? @DelhiPolice must explain these actions and allow journalists to do their jobs without intimidation.
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THE GOVERNMENT IS DOING COMPLETELY ILLEGAL THINGS… WHERE IS THE SUPREME COURT NOW?
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civicINK retweeted
Delhi police detains lawyers who were protesting against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.
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Replying to @venom1s
Bas kar bhaii so jaa, 😂😂😂
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civicINK retweeted
A 21-year-old student from Guwahati who had called her family from a train to say she felt unsafe among drunken men in her coach was found dead beside the railway tracks in Andhra Pradesh’s Srikakulam district on Wednesday (October 7, 2026). ✍️K Srinivasa Rao thehindu.com/news/national/a…
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Replying to @jod_insane
Joke of the Century 😂😂😂😂😂
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civicINK retweeted
Reason for death - she took a train. It had men.
🚨ASSAM: HIMASHRI BORO’S UNCLE REVEALS CHILLING DETAILS OF HER FINAL JOURNEY; 👉 Himashri Boro left Assam for Andhra Pradesh on August 13 with a dance group and decided to return home on October 5 as she had an exam on October 10. 👉 After missing her booked train, Himashri reportedly boarded another train compartment with a general ticket. 👉 Her friend Jyoti Choudhury’s male friend Avinash, an Assam native studying in Andhra Pradesh, took Himashri to the railway station, bought her a ticket and helped her board train number 22503 while it was moving. 👉 Soon after boarding, Himashri called Jyoti at 2:39am and said some boys were harassing her and that she was not safe. She asked her friend to make arrangements for her safety. 👉 Jyoti immediately called railway helpline 139 and informed authorities that Himashri was travelling in a particular coach of train number 22503, requesting Railway Police to check on her. 👉 According to her uncle, no railway personnel checked on Himashree after the alert. 👉 The family could not contact Himashri for around 2 hours and 48 minutes, although her phone continued ringing. Suspecting that something had happened, they contacted Panbazar Police Outpost early on October 6. 👉 Panbazar Police allegedly directed the family to approach the GRP or RPF, saying the matter did not fall under its jurisdiction. 👉 The family approached the GRP, which directed them to the RPF. The RPF then began contacting railway personnel and working to obtain CCTV footage from stations along the route. 👉 When the train reached Guwahati Railway Station at around 1 PM the next day, the family checked its compartments and found two of Himashri’s bags, but Himashree was missing. 👉 Some co-passenger allegedly said Himashree was thrown from the moving train, while another passenger claimed she jumped from the train and another said she got down at a certain station. 👉 At around 5 PM, the family reportedly received information from Andhra Pradesh that Himashri’s mobile phone had been switched on. Her phone had reportedly been ringing until around 9 AM on October 6 before becoming unreachable. 👉 The family then asked police to track the mobile phone’s location. 👉 Himashri was later found dead beside a railway track in Andhra Pradesh, with her family now seeking answers over her final movements, the reported harassment call and the conflicting accounts surrounding her disappearance.
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😂😂😂😂
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Replying to @Mrsinha
😂😂😂😂😂
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YOU COULDNT DO THIS WHEN WOMEN WERE BEING MURDERED AND ASSAULTED ALL OVER DELHI?
ANI
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#WATCH | Delhi: Numerous CCTV cameras are installed in the area around Jantar Mantar, in view of a protest called by the Cockroach Janta Party on 10th October. Section 163 BNSS is enforced in the area
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