@narendramodi @gupta_rekha @BJP4India @DelhiGovDigital Modiji, I genuinely want to ask you: what exactly is an ordinary, tax-paying citizen supposed to do? My area has been neglected for nearly 3 years. Broken roads. Potholes. Poor or nonexistent footpaths. Encroachments. Chaotic parking. Roads that can barely carry traffic because e-rickshaws and autos are allowed to occupy already limited road space. Sometimes it takes us an hour to travel barely 2 km. And yet, when my taxes are due, there is a deadline. I cannot tell the government: “Sorry, my finances are under repair. Please wait 3 years.” There are penalties if I don’t pay on time. So I have a very simple question: If citizens cannot be exempted from paying taxes for years, why can our roads, footpaths and public infrastructure remain exempted from basic maintenance for years? Why are there not properly planned e-rickshaw/auto stands outside Metro stations? If there wasn’t enough space for them, why was a system allowed to develop where public roads effectively became parking and waiting areas? Why does the person who follows the rules suffer the most? Why are footpaths broken, encroached upon or simply missing? Why do we accept people urinating on public roads as normal instead of building, maintaining and enforcing the use of adequate public toilets? Why does filing a complaint so often feel pointless? And that is perhaps the most painful part. We are frustrated, but we have also stopped expecting anyone to listen. We wake up.
Navigate the potholes.
Sit in traffic.
Avoid the broken pavement.
Adjust around encroachments.
Reach work late.
Come home exhausted. And the next morning, we do it all over again. Because we need to earn. Because we need to survive. Because who has the time to keep chasing department after department just to receive the basic civic services our taxes already paid for? Maybe even this post will disappear into the internet. Maybe nobody in authority will respond. And that hopelessness is itself the problem. Then we ask why so many Indians who have the opportunity eventually think about leaving India. Sometimes it isn’t because they hate their country. It is because they are exhausted from constantly having to “adjust” in the country they love. Modiji, you gave us “Make in India.” But before we ask the world to Make in India, can we please Make India a place where an ordinary citizen can walk on a proper footpath, drive on a decent road, travel 2 km without losing an hour, file a complaint and actually expect an answer? We don’t need slogans on this. We need roads.
We need footpaths.
We need planning.
We need enforcement.
We need accountability. I pay my taxes on time. All I am asking is: when will the government deliver its side of the bargain on time? #MakeIndia #Delhi #DelhiInfrastructure #Taxpayer #CivicIssues #Accountability

@MCD_Delhi @DelhiPwd @dtptraffic @DelhiPolice @LtGovDelhi @DelhiGovDigital @gupta_rekha @OfficialDMRC Can someone please tell me which authority is accountable? The road, footpaths, encroachments, illegal parking and e-rickshaw/auto congestion in our area have been allowed to continue for years. If this falls under different departments, please coordinate instead of making citizens run from one office to another. We have been adjusting for 3 years. We need someone to take ownership now.

@dhruv_rathee @abhijeet_dipke @ArvindKejriwal Can any of you please help amplify this? I’m not asking for politics. I’m asking what an ordinary Delhi taxpayer is supposed to do when roads and basic infrastructure remain neglected for 3 years, complaints go nowhere, but our taxes are expected on time every single year. If citizens keep complaining and nobody listens, where are we supposed to go for help? Please help make someone accountable.

@timesofindia @ndtv @IndiaToday @IndianExpress @htTweets @CNNnews18 @TimesNow @AajTak Would any newsroom be willing to amplify what an ordinary Delhi taxpayer experiences every single day? @ANI @PTI_News @ThePrintIndia @TheQuint @ndtvindia @inshorts @NP_App This isn’t about one pothole or one bad road. It’s about years of citizens paying taxes on time while basic civic infrastructure is allowed to remain broken.

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Good morning @defcon. We are 2nd in to the @ReconVillage #CTF with 14 hours to go. The last 24 hours have been amazing for the players. Some really tough challenges to solve. You can still sign up and get things going @ ctf.reconvillage.org or head over to Linq, Social Room C.

End of Day 1... We could sense the tension the players faced while playing the #CTF. The CTF still continues at ends midnight tomorrow. Keep an eye out for @ReconVillage Hints coming tomorrow. @defcon

Alright, we’re back again with another CTF for @ReconVillage at @defcon 30. We’ll be starting the CTF right at 10:00 AM PDT. Time to crack your knuckles, put on your thinking caps and start hacking. If you’ve not registered yet, sign up at ctf.reconvillage.org #ctf #defcon

It was an amazing @ReconVillage #CTF this year. There were 150 teams participating and battling against each other for 38 hours. Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end, but we will be back next year with another awesome CTF. Congratulations to the winners! cc @defcon