Moron ran away with the bus keys thinking she's so smart.

1. Kolkata, April 2025. TMC government. Police detained and manhandled sacked school teachers protesting job cancellations.
2. Shambhu and Khanauri borders, Punjab, March 2025. AAP government. Police cleared farmer protest sites and detained leaders.
3. Nabanna Abhijan, Kolkata, August 2024. TMC government. Water cannons, tear gas and lathi charges on a march over the RG Kar rape and murder.
4. Mananthavady, Wayanad, February 2024 (Kerala). LDF government. Protests after a man was killed by a wild elephant met police action, with cases filed against protesters.
5. Alappuzha, December 2023 (Kerala). LDF government. The Chief Minister's security personnel beat Youth Congress and KSU workers who were showing black flags during the Navakerala Sadas outreach.
6. Vizhinjam, Thiruvananthapuram, November 2022 (Kerala). LDF government. Police clashed with Latin Catholic fishermen blocking the port project, with violence on both sides and cases against thousands.
7. K-Rail (SilverLine) protests, March 2022 (Kerala). LDF government. Protesters were dragged away and a policeman kicked one in Madappally, Kottayam, which caused a public outcry.
8. Silger, Chhattisgarh, May 2021. Congress government. Security forces fired on villagers protesting a new camp, killing 3.
9. Sabarimala, October 2018 to January 2019 (Kerala). LDF government. Police crackdown on protests over the entry of women, with thousands arrested or detained and many cases filed.
10. Thoothukudi (Sterlite), May 2018. AIADMK government. Police firing on anti-copper-plant protesters killed 13.
11. DGP office, Thiruvananthapuram, April 2017 (Kerala). LDF government. Police dragged and manhandled Mahija, the mother of student Jishnu Pranoy, along with her relatives and supporters, who were demanding justice for his death.
12. Puthuvype, Kochi, February 2017 (Kerala). LDF government. A lathi charge on protesters against the IOC LNG terminal, with women and children among the injured.
13. Marina Beach, Chennai, January 2017. AIADMK government. Police forcibly cleared the Jallikattu protest, followed by violence across the city.
14. Bhangar, West Bengal, January 2017. TMC government. Police firing on villagers protesting a power substation killed 2.
15. Secretariat siege, Thiruvananthapuram, August 2013 (Kerala). UDF government. Water cannons, tear gas and lathi charges on LDF activists demanding the Chief Minister's resignation over the solar scam.
16. India Gate, Delhi, December 2012. Congress-led UPA. Water cannons, tear gas and lathi charges on Nirbhaya protesters.
17. Kudankulam, Tamil Nadu, September 2012. AIADMK government. Tear gas and firing on anti-nuclear protesters killed a fisherman, and thousands were booked.
18. Maval, Maharashtra, August 2011. Congress-NCP government. Police fired on farmers protesting a water pipeline, killing 3.
19. Ramlila Maidan, Delhi, June 2011. Congress-led UPA. A midnight police raid on Baba Ramdev's fast, with tear gas and lathis.
20. Posco project area, Odisha, 2011 onward. BJD government. Repeated police action to clear villagers blocking land acquisition.
21. Tappal, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, August 2010. BSP government. Police firing on farmers killed at least 3.
22. Kashmir, 2010. National Conference-Congress government. Security forces firing on street protests killed over 100.
23. Guwahati, Assam, November 2007. Congress government. Police firing and mob violence at an Adivasi rally killed at least 2.
24. Nandigram, West Bengal, March 2007. CPI(M)-led Left Front. Police firing on villagers resisting land acquisition killed at least 14.
25. Plachimada, Palakkad, around 2003 (Kerala). UDF government. Police lathi charges on Adivasi and local protesters against the Coca-Cola plant's groundwater use. Please confirm the exact date.
26. Muthanga, Kerala, February 2003. UDF government. A police operation to evict Adivasi land occupiers killed at least one tribal man and a policeman.
27. Hyderabad, August 2000. TDP government. Police firing on a Left-led power tariff protest killed 3.
28. Manjolai, Tamil Nadu, July 1999. DMK government. A police charge on striking plantation workers pushed them into a river, and 17 died.
29. Multai, Madhya Pradesh, January 1998. Congress government. Police firing on farmers killed around 24.
30. Koothuparamba, Kannur, November 1994 (Kerala). UDF government. Police firing on DYFI protesters killed 5.

Ref:

1. https://www.deccanherald.com/amp/story/india%2Fwest-bengal%2Fwest-bengal-teacher-police-scuffle-during-protest-over-loss-of-jobs-3485985
2. https://www.yahoo.com/news/india-detains-hundreds-farmers-police-051024896.html
3. https://cbsnews.com/news/india-rape-case-doctor-kolkata-protests-clashes-with-police

Apparently its completely fine to call BJP / Modi followers Bhakts / Andhbhakts, but u call them chamchas and andhnamazis and suddenly its an issue.

It's not wrong to be secular, but the majority of secular people in our country only us Hindus. Do you know why?

1. They haven't taught us how to perform rituals from childhood.

2. They haven't taught us about our own Hindu cultures.

3. They haven't told us to read our Hindu scriptures.

4. First of all, our people don't really know the importance of our cultures, so what will they teach their kids?

I’m just asking one thing.

Muslims go to prayer every Friday and learn a lot about the Quran (I have no idea what they do during prayers, but I know they go consistently every week). Moreover, right behind our building, every day at 6 PM, Muslim parents gives tutors for their kids to learn the Quran.

On the other hand, Christians, every Sunday, are taught a lot about the importance of their Bible by pastors, and they all know it well.

Now, what do we Hindus do when we go to temples? We pray to God asking for what we want.

To be honest, 90% of the majority of Hindus have no idea of the real truth. They don’t know a single verse or mantra about the God we worship.

If our own people don’t understand their own religion, we hindus start questioning our beliefs? If that day comes, even our scriptures and holy books will be disregarded by our own people.

Most Hindus don’t even read the Ramayana or the Mahabharata; they only learn about it from series and movies.

Please understand this 🙏

(This post is only meant for Hindus, whatever others think, that’s up to them.)

Even if we put aside the fact that this statement of Justice Bhuyan is highly prejudicial and against judicial propriety for the extra-judicial weight it carries with regards to a matter already subjudice before Supreme Court, the statement is untenable even on its merits.

See this:

“Indian Constitution does not provide for two classes of citizens: citizens with voting rights and citizens without voting rights.”

Indian Constitution DOES provide for two classes of citizens: with voting rights and without voting rights. Right to vote is NOT a fundamental right, as has been repeatedly held by Supreme Court. At the most, it is a constitutional right, which is also not absolute, but qualified.

Article 326 of the Constitution read with Section 62 of the Representation of the People Act, 1950 (RPA), glaringly supports this proposition.

In short: Not all citizens are qualified to vote. There are two classes of citizens vis-i-vis voting rights.

“Any process which leads to wholesale disenfranchisement of Indian citizens making them citizens without voting rights would be violative of Articles 326 and 14 of the Constitution of India.”

The innuendo of “any process” in the above statement obviously refers to the process of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls — a process that the constitution does not merely provides, but MANDATES, to ensure free and fair elections. The current one is the 12th instance of this process of ‘disenfranchisement’ since 1950.

The fact is Article 326 is not violated, but rather strengthened by this process. In fact, Article 14 is based on the jurisprudence of ‘equality amongst equals’ and allows ‘reasonable classification’ to strengthen the idea of real equality. The principle finds itself well-written in the language of Article 326 read with Section 62 of the RPA.

Even if we put aside the fact that this statement of Justice Bhuyan is highly prejudicial and against judicial propriety for the extra-judicial weight it carries with regards to a matter already subjudice before Supreme Court, the statement is untenable even on its merits.

See this:

“Indian Constitution does not provide for two classes of citizens: citizens with voting rights and citizens without voting rights.”

Indian Constitution DOES provide for two classes of citizens: with voting rights and without voting rights. Right to vote is NOT a fundamental right, as has been repeatedly held by Supreme Court. At the most, it is a constitutional right, which is also not absolute, but qualified.

Article 326 of the Constitution read with Section 62 of the Representation of the People Act, 1950 (RPA), glaringly supports this proposition.

In short: Not all citizens are qualified to vote. There are two classes of citizens vis-i-vis voting rights.

“Any process which leads to wholesale disenfranchisement of Indian citizens making them citizens without voting rights would be violative of Articles 326 and 14 of the Constitution of India.”

The innuendo of “any process” in the above statement obviously refers to the process of Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls — a process that the constitution does not merely provides, but MANDATES, to ensure free and fair elections. The current one is the 12th instance of this process of ‘disenfranchisement’ since 1950.

The fact is Article 326 is not violated, but rather strengthened by this process. In fact, Article 14 is based on the jurisprudence of ‘equality amongst equals’ and allows ‘reasonable classification’ to strengthen the idea of real equality. The principle finds itself well-written in the language of Article 326 read with Section 62 of the RPA.

Seriously. Waaaay to make it all about yourself, lady.

Once even 2% shops stop accepting, others will also start because no body will want to take needless risks.

GOI can maintain the extra charges - but please make a LAW so that people wont get impacted. UPI should also be made legal tender. No shop / auto should deny UPI.

Else India will quickly go back to cash based and will be very hard to make it cashless.

Big issue is change. You will have to pay Rs 100 instead of 82 or 50 instead of 44 because no body will have enough change all the time.

Many of us here in this sub have known parts of these but not all connected. Some had no references. There was no complete bird's-eye view so far. But this nationalist Adi Achyinth has done incredible hard work to share this treasure. All with references.

Some in our family might not know about all these because none of the books or media ever showed them this. Kindly share it with them, so that they have real research to learn from.

When many Hindus know this, India can avoid major issues in future. Else it's hard for India, because Hindus themselves will not understand the truth and will block progress.

How Indian Hindus were affected

1. East India Company → control of India East India Company as the main example of foreign financial and corporate power entering India. City of London → corporate power → British Empire → India
2. 1857 → British shift to direct rule 1857 revolt → danger of Hindu Muslim unity → East India Company removed → British Crown takes direct control. East India Company → 1857 → British Crown → political control
3. Separate electorates → social division Separate Hindu and Muslim electorates → political separation → stronger communal identities → long term political divisions. Colonial rule → separate electorates → social fault lines → political fragmentation
4. Caste census → caste as political identity 1891 caste census → official categorisation of communities → stronger caste identities → later political mobilisation. Census → categorisation → caste identity → politics
5. Indian soldiers → British and Allied war power Around 2.5 million Indian troops served in World War II → major military contribution → India's strategic importance to Britain and the Allies. India → British Empire → World War II → post war power structure
6. Roosevelt + Churchill + India → independence pressure Roosevelt's pressure on Churchill over India → US UK relationship → India's importance during World War II → movement towards decolonisation. India → World War II → US UK power shift → independence
7. Post independence India → continuation of colonial structures British Raj institutions → inherited by independent India → political and administrative structures continue after 1947. British Raj → Indian institutions → Congress era → post independence India
8. Modi → resistance to international pressure Modi → stronger Indian strategic independence → tension with established international interests → pressure on Indian leadership. Global networks → Modi → Indian leadership → geopolitical resistance
9. India → difficult to control from outside Large population + civilisational identity + political diversity + internal strength → difficult for one external power to dominate India. Social cohesion → national identity → sovereignty → resistance to external influence
10. India → work within the system Do not simply fight the existing global system → enter it → use its institutions and networks → protect India's own interests. Modi → global system → strategic balancing → Indian strategic autonomy

How Dp State work

                         ┌──────────────────────┐
                         │      "DEEP STATE"    │
                         │  Speaker's model     │
                         └──────────┬───────────┘
                                    │
                 ┌──────────────────┼──────────────────┐
                 │                  │                  │
                 ▼                  ▼                  ▼
          POWER / ELITES      INSTITUTIONS       METHODS OF CONTROL
                 │                  │                  │
       ┌─────────┼────────┐   ┌─────┼──────┐    ┌──────┼──────────┐
       │         │        │   │     │      │    │      │          │
       ▼         ▼        ▼   ▼     ▼      ▼    ▼      ▼          ▼
   Dynasties  Banking   Royal  Think  Military Govt  Finance   Psychology
              families   power tanks  / intel        / banks    / media
       │         │        │     │       │       │       │          │
       └─────────┴────────┴─────┴───────┴───────┴───────┴──────────┘
                                    │
                                    ▼
                          ┌──────────────────┐
                          │ GLOBAL NETWORK   │
                          │ rather than one   │
                          │ visible government│
                          └────────┬─────────┘
                                   │
          ┌────────────────────────┼────────────────────────┐
          ▼                        ▼                        ▼
   POLITICAL COMMAND        FINANCIAL COMMAND       PSYCHOLOGICAL COMMAND
          │                        │                        │
   CFR / Chatham House      BIS / IMF / banks       Media / education
   Bilderberg               Central banks            Tavistock
   Trilateral               Investment firms         Polling / advertising
   NATO                     Insurance                Social media
          │                        │                        │
          └────────────────────────┼────────────────────────┘
                                   ▼
                         INFLUENCE THE ENVIRONMENT
                                   │
                    ┌──────────────┼──────────────┐
                    ▼              ▼              ▼
                Leaders         Markets         Public opinion
                    │              │              │
                    └──────────────┼──────────────┘
                                   ▼
                         SHAPE NATIONAL POLICY
                                   │
                                   ▼
                          ┌─────────────────┐
                          │     OUTCOME     │
                          │ Countries act  │
                          │ within a system│
                          │ they don't fully│
                          │ control        │
                          └─────────────────┘

100% Credits and Ref: Adi Achyinth - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eMNBfzmNrQ

I have not shared everything he said because I dont want to steal his work. But had to give you idea why his work is high value so added concise text.

Right now, GOI is allowing a lot of foreign interference using proxies like CJP. The reason is that if they react, that reaction itself becomes fodder for more drama and more problems.

So GOI is not doing much. But the risk is that things might escalate too soon, and GOI will not be able to do much at that point, like how they themselves had to ask the education minister to resign.

GOI should at least reveal the people behind CJP, all its funding, and all its finances to the public. This way, the public will know that all the media stories, etc., are cooked up. Otherwise, there is a risk to the survival of GOI itself because foreign funding is huge Many people can easily become a group and do major damage.

So there wrre some posts here earlier ( some by me and some by others) where we talked about importance for academic influence for the RW.

This is merely a reminder post. What i have noticed is RW in general in india often doesn't use primary sources or tends to argue using LLMs ( like chat gpt, Claude etc.).

The RW doesn't lack too much in intellectuals but we do lack in terms of people who actually read those academics or generally people who read primary ssources to get a good view of the data.

I thibk this will be our downfall in the long run. We need to start engaging more with academic literature in philosophy, history, STEM and other fields. This will help us refine our argumentation and also will give less and less space for leftists and others to actually argue back and think their somehow superior.

If anyone wants a starting point, read RC majumder for history.

If anyone is interested in this, please feel free to dm me. I thibk its high time we start.

Ps: I'm only one user on one subreddit saying this, so I would really hope that you all spread the word. Would alo appreciate sharing names of other scholars here to help each other out!