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Deeply shocked and heartbroken by the tragic death of two MBA students after a suspected MDMA overdose at the NESCO Centre concert in Mumbai. This is not just news, this is the shattered dream of two families who sent their children with hope, sacrifice and prayers for a bright future. Behind every student stands parents who worked day and night, spent their savings, and believed their child would come back with success, not as a heartbreaking news headline. If we say drugs are difficult to control, then why are such events not being strictly controlled? Why are there no stronger restrictions, mandatory anti-drug checks, age limits, police monitoring, emergency medical teams and strict accountability for organisers? Just see the rates of these events ₹5,000 entry passes, ₹30,000 backstage access, ₹40,000 couple passes and even ₹7,00,000 VIP tables with alcohol packages. This party culture is pulling many students away from studies, career goals, family values and the traditions taught by our parents and grandparents. I respectfully request Hon’ble Shri @AmitShah @AmitShahOffice ji to answer this concern and immediately issue strict nationwide guidelines for all concerts, DJ nights and party events across India. The Mumbai Government must also answer how such events are monitored and what urgent steps will be taken so no more parents lose their children. How many more mothers and fathers must cry before action is taken? Please save our youth, protect our students and preserve India’s values and future. @JioWorldGarden @NithaAmbani @reliancejio @ril_foundation 🇮🇳 @AmitShah @CMOMaharashtra @MumbaiPolice @PMOIndia #SaveOurYouth #StudentSafety #DrugFreeIndia #Mumbai @DGPMaharashtra @PMOIndia @narendramodi @TelanganaDGP

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Happy Ugadi to all.

@Timesofiraan Fact he is alive

@CBIC_India @DGGI_India @cgstgoa @CGSTMumbaiZone This is regarding my officially submitted complaint on 12.02.2026 concerning serious GST suppression and suspicious financial discrepancies by Hireavilla Hospitality Pvt Ltd, Goa. Total transaction: ₹48,50,000 GST invoices issued: Approx. ₹10,00,000 only Despite payments of ₹43,00,000 made through proper banking channels, major turnover appears not reflected in GST filings. I request immediate verification of: • GSTR-1 & GSTR-3B filings (FY 2022-23) • Bank receipts vs declared turnover • Payment gateway collections • Any overseas fund transfers including Dubai-linked accounts Without valid tax invoices, GST cannot legally be demanded from the customer. Kindly ensure investigation and protect honest taxpayers.

Sir, the efforts taken by you and all central and state agencies to control drugs are truly appreciable, and such high-level coordination is the need of the hour. However, one strong and practical step still needs serious attention. As per law, why can’t the department publicly display the details and photos of repeat drug users and offenders? The fear of public exposure itself will act as a strong deterrent. Today many youngsters are not afraid of drugs because they do not see visible consequences. The ground reality is very clear. Night clubs and techno parties have become the main centres of drug usage. Action should not stop only with club owners or organisers. Drug users and peddlers must also be directly identified and dealt with. If advanced technology can be used effectively for traffic violations, the same technology can be used near clubs and party zones through automatic scanning, surveillance, and monitoring to identify drug users in real time. First-time offenders can be guided through counselling, but repeat offenders must face strict and immediate legal action. Delayed files and routine procedures will not create fear or impact. Drug control is not just about seizures or review meetings. It is about creating certainty that anyone involved in drugs will be caught and punished. Only then will society clearly understand that drugs are not fashionable or cool, but dangerous crimes that destroy lives, families, and futures. I sincerely hope H-NEW and all agencies take this firm, technology-driven, and result-oriented approach forward under your leadership @TelanganaCOPs @SajjanarVC

డ్రగ్స్ నియంత్రణ చర్యల్లో భాగంగా బంజారాహిల్స్‌లోని టీజీఐసీసీసీలో శుక్రవారం కేంద్ర, రాష్ట్ర ఏజెన్సీలతో అత్యున్నత స్థాయి సమన్వయ సమావేశం నిర్వహించడం జరిగింది. ఈ భేటీకి ఐబీ, డీఆర్‌ఐ, ఎన్‌సీబీ, ఎక్సైజ్‌, కౌంటర్‌ ఇంటెలిజెన్స్‌, ఈగల్, ఎఫ్‌ఆర్‌ఆర్‌వో తదితర  అధికారులు హాజరయ్యారు. సమాజాన్ని పట్టిపీడిస్తున్న మత్తు మహమ్మారిని  ఏరిపారేసేందుకు పకడ్బందీ చర్యలు చేపడుతున్నాం. శాంతిభద్రతలకు విఘాతం కలిగించే రౌడీషీటర్లపై ఎటువంటి నిఘా ఉంచుతామో.. డ్రగ్స్‌ నేరగాళ్లు, పెడ్లర్లపైనా అదే స్థాయి నిఘా పెడుతున్నాం. ​ నగరంలో మాదకద్రవ్యాల నెట్‌వర్క్‌కు చెక్ పెట్టేందుకు 'హైదరాబాద్‌ నార్కోటిక్స్‌ ఎన్‌ఫోర్స్‌మెంట్‌ వింగ్‌' (హెచ్-న్యూ)ను మరింత బలోపేతం చేస్తున్నాం. ప్రస్తుతం ఉన్న బృందాలకు అదనంగా మరో నాలుగైదు కొత్త బృందాలను ఏర్పాటు చేస్తున్నాం. మాదకద్రవ్యాల నిర్మూలన అనేది ఒక్కరోజుతో ముగిసే ప్రక్రియ కాదు. అది నిరంతర పోరాటం.  ఈ క్రమంలో అన్ని విభాగాలు పరస్పర సహకారంతో పనిచేయాలని ఈ సమావేశంలో సూచించడం జరిగింది. ఇకపై ప్రతినెలా అన్ని ఏజెన్సీలతో సమన్వయ సమావేశాలు నిర్వహించి, కేసుల పురోగతిని సమీక్షిస్తాం. డ్రగ్స్ కట్టడికి అత్యాధునిక సాంకేతికతను వినియోగిస్తాం. @hydcitypolice @narcoticsbureau @CPHydCity @cyberabadpolice @CPCyberabad

Messi, what nonsense was this Kolkata visit? Did you come to India just to show your face for 15 minutes and fly back like a VIP tourist? People paid ₹10,000 per ticket, stood in crowds for hours, travelled from far places, skipped work, carried kids on shoulders, all to see you play football, not to watch you wave and disappear. This is not respect, this is cheating emotions. India is not some stopover where you land, smile, say bye-bye and leave. If you had no intention to play, if you had no time or energy for fans, you should have had the decency to stay away. Don’t sell dreams and deliver disappointment. Fans didn’t come for your ego, your brand, or your security drama, they came for football. Fifteen minutes is an insult, not an appearance. Next time don’t step into India just to cash on your name. Either come with commitment or don’t come at all. We love football deeply, but we don’t worship anyone who treats fans like fools. @leomessisite @TeamMessi @Cristiano

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తీన్మార్ మల్లన్న పై హెచ్ఆర్సీకి యూట్యూబ్ ఛానళ్ల ఫిర్యాదు మల్లన్న ఆఫీస్ ముందు ఆత్మహత్య చేసుకున్న సాయి ఈశ్వరాచారి మరణంపై సమగ్ర విచారణ జరపాలని విజ్ఞప్తి ఈశ్వరాచారి మరణాన్ని బీసీ ఉద్యమానికి లింక్ పెట్టాలని చూస్తున్న మల్లన్నను విచారించాలని వినతి మల్లన్న ఆఫీసు లోపలి సీసీ ఫుటేజ్ ను బయటపెట్టాలంటున్న యూట్యూబర్స్

@HateDetectors 1st are close then he took advantage

A student named Chitra at #DelhiUniversity was allegedly harassed by a professor over a certain issue. She created a reel about the incident and posted it on Instagram. When the head of the department found out about the reel, they pressured her to delete it. However, Chitra stood her ground and refused to take it down. The DU administration must ensure justice for the student and take appropriate action against the professor involved in the harassment.

Fifty statements recorded… very good… but still not a single statement from the departments that ate licence money, tax money, GST, CRZ clearance money and monthly hafta for three full years while calling the same club “illegal” only after 25 people burned to death. Police are questioning workers, victims, officials on paper… but when will the police question the police who allowed this club to run every single night? When will they question the panchayat officers, fire officers, excise officers, tourism inspectors and every department that suddenly woke up only after tragedy struck? And now the poor driver is in custody for six days the man who only drives the car, not the nightclub. At this speed they will arrest even the chaiwala who served tea outside the gate, but the real people who took money and gave protection will be “examined later.” This is why Goa is crying today. A fire killed 25 people in minutes, but corruption killed them long before the flames. Recording 50 statements is not justice. Recording the truth is. Goa doesn’t need drama. Goa needs CBI, because only then the system will stop laughing and start shaking. @DrPramodPSawant @CBIHeadquarters @cbic_india @narendramodi @RSSorg @BJP4India @RohanKhaunte @TourismGoa @GoaPol

50 statements recorded so far: Goa Police on Birch fire #Goa #GoaNews #Statements #BirchTragedy #Record #GoaPolice

The question nobody in Goa is asking out loud is the simplest one: how will the families of 25 dead people get justice from the very same police station that allowed this club to run for three years? The same officers who ignored complaints, the same officers who watched the loud music every night, the same officers who saw the illegal structure grow, the same officers who removed names from earlier FIRs… are we now expecting them to deliver justice? How can the truth come from the same building that protected this club? How can a fair investigation come from the same hands that took money, signed files, and shut their eyes while thousands walked into a firetrap every week? I was 300 metres away that night. I saw the bodies. I heard the screams. From that moment, I haven’t slept properly. And when you see that horror with your own eyes, you realise one thing clearly — justice cannot come from the same place that helped create the crime. If the police station itself allowed the club to run without licence, then how can the victims expect justice from the same officers? This is why Goa needs an independent body… something outside this system… something that cannot be influenced by the same people who failed us. Only a CBI investigation can break this circle. Only the Centre can ensure that the truth is not investigated by the same system that helped hide it. Because expecting justice from the same police station that blessed the club for three years… is like expecting the fire to put itself @CBIHeadquarters @goacm @DrPramodPSawant @narendramodi @PMOIndia @GoaPol @AmitShah @PIBHomeAffairs

#WATCH | Mumbai | Vaibhavi, who visited the beach shack Romeo Lane Vagator owned by the detained Luthra brothers in November, said, "I visited Romeo Lane in Vagator on 1st November with my cousins. We were 13 people in total... The club is built in such a way that it is very suffocating. It has only one entry and one exit, and that too at a height. So it is tough to enter and exit from that club. The staff spoke to us rudely and behaved inappropriately... When we were leaving the club around 3 am, a heavy chair was in our way. My cousin shifted it aside with his foot... The manager came to us and said, 'You are damaging the furniture; we should have thrown you out earlier. You don't have the status to be here.' He grabbed my cousin's collar and started speaking to us rudely. When we tried to apologise and leave, he called all the security personnel, the bouncers. They started chasing us and raised their hands at us. Since it was tough to leave that club, they chased us down and hit people in groups. They hit my sister on the chest, pushed her so badly that she fell down the stairs... They put up a barricade at the entry gate so we couldn't leave... When my brother removed it, a bouncer ran towards him with a rod and started hitting him badly... When I pushed the boiuncer to stop him, he hit me too... They were using such bad language towards us that I had never heard before... Since everyone was badly hurt, we decided to go to the Police station in the morning and not right away. I informed the Police, and they told us to come to the Anjuna Police Station the next day... Somehow, an FIR was filed after a lot of effort. I had included the names of both owners in my complaint, but the Police later removed them, saying they were not physically present when this incident occurred, so they are not at fault... If you don't take women's safety and tourist safety seriously, such incidents will keep happening in Goa..." (11.12)

@jai_a_dehadrai Sir, you have presented your legal view, but I want to present the reality that I personally witnessed. I was only 300 metres away that night. I saw the smoke, I saw the bodies being carried out, and from that moment I have been unable to sleep. When you see the truth that close, every legal theory looks different. You say the Luthras “absconded,” but the same Goa Police, in a previous case, removed their names because they were not physically present. If physical presence removes liability in November, how can the same logic suddenly become guilt in December? Law cannot bend based on convenience, pressure, or political need. You also speak of illegal construction and you are right, but that fact actually proves the opposite of what you are arguing. If the club was truly illegal, then for three years the State allowed an illegal deathtrap to operate. GST was collected. Excise fees were collected. Police visited regularly. CRZ violations stood in front of everyone. Sound blasted daily. Tourists complained. Yet nothing happened. If this was an “illegal” building, then the system that allowed it to run is equally responsible for every life lost. No owner, whether Air India, IRCTC or a private club, is automatically criminally liable for an accident when they are not even present, unless there is evidence of intention or direct act. That is basic criminal law. What happened here is a chain of administrative failure not an intentional murder by people sitting in Delhi. You say the CM cannot escape responsibility. Then by the same standard, you cannot place the entire criminal burden on two owners who were not even in Goa. When the State admits that the structure was illegal, unsafe, non-compliant and operating openly, the moral and legal responsibility begins with the State. Sir, I am not defending wrongdoing; I am defending fairness. Twenty-five lives were lost. I heard their screams. I still hear them. This was not just a fire this was a failure of every department that should have protected these people. The owners must face investigation, yes. But the system cannot run away from its own role. Justice means telling the truth fully, not selectively. That is why only a neutral agency like CBI can investigate this because both the victims and the accused deserve an enquiry free from pressure, politics or self-protection. Twenty-five people did not die because of one sparkler. They died because an entire machinery failed them. And after standing 300 metres from that tragedy, I can say this with certainty: if we don’t hold the system accountable, this will happen again

My views as a criminal lawyer on the horrific Goa nightclub tragedy that claimed 25 innocent lives: 1.The Goa Police acted swiftly and correctly in apprehending the Luthra brothers. Within 90 minutes of the fire, they had already booked tickets to flee India, clear conduct that disentitled them to the extraordinary relief of anticipatory bail, which the Court rightly denied. Their duty was to rush to the scene, assist authorities, support the victims, and join the investigation. Instead, they absconded. 2.The Central Government also acted appropriately by immediately suspending their passports and coordinating with Thai authorities to track, detain, and prevent the Luthras from evading the legal process. 3.The Goa Government, through repeated acts of commission and omission, permitted this blatantly illegal establishment to operate. Their negligence and complicity directly contributed to this catastrophic loss of life. 4.Chief Minister Pramod Sawant @DrPramodPSawant cannot evade personal responsibility. As the head of an administration that allowed this unsafe and unlicensed nightclub to flourish, he bears moral and administrative culpability. A tragedy of this magnitude in a small, tourism-dependent state underscores a complete failure of governance. If he possesses even a semblance of shame, he must resign. Nothing less will suffice.

Messi @ ₹9.9 lakh + GST only I swear even Messi must be checking his own price tag like, “Bro… am I a footballer or a luxury apartment in Kokapet?” Hyderabad is acting like Messi is coming for the G20 summit, not a photo session. And Revanth Reddy is so excited, he’s practically ready to hand over the entire Secretariat as a welcome gift. The way Uppal Cricket Stadium is suddenly becoming a football stadium, even the pitch is confused Yesterday they hit sixers on me, today they want Messi to dribble? What is this career transition?” Telangana government is throwing ₹100–150 crores like confetti, saying this event will “inspire youth to join football.” Inspire? In Hyderabad, football players are so rare that even Google searches them with a torchlight. Half the people here think “football” is just a warm-up before playing cricket. And Falaknuma Palace is getting ready for the meet-and-greet as if Messi is coming to adopt all of Hyderabad. ₹9.95 lakh for one photo for that price, at least Messi should give a motivational speech, sign your shirt, and maybe help you set up your SIP investments. Normal fans can relax AI is there. You can sit in your bedroom, wear a vest, hold a football, and boom: Messi hugging you like childhood friends. Even Messi will be confused: “When did this happen? Was I sleepwalking in Hyderabad?” Meanwhile Revanth Reddy is behaving like he’s about to challenge Messi, and honestly that match will be the funniest thing Messi running with the ball, Revanth running behind him asking, “Anna, one selfie free gaa ivvava?” Hyderabad turning into a football city overnight is the biggest comedy… tomorrow someone will announce a Champions League final in Charminar. Until then, let’s just enjoy the show, because Messi may be the GOAT, but clearly in Hyderabad he’s also the most expensive tourism package ever created. 😹⚽@revanth_anumula 🔥@TelanganaCMO

MESSI @ RS 9.9 LAKH + GST ONLY Are you a crazy fan of Lionel Messi? Are you so rich that you can spend a huge amount? Well! Then this is your golden chance to get a photo clicked with Lionel Messi! Opportunity limited to only 100 people The organizers of ‘The GOAT Tour’ of Lionel Messi have arranged a meet and greet event at Falaknuma Palace. Messi is coming to Hyderabad on the 13th of this month to participate in the event. Those who want a photo with Messi can get one by paying just ₹9.95 lakhs + GST This is a limited opportunity and only lucky, super rich 100 people can avail this opportunity & get inspired by Messi. Other can use AI & creativity to get a pic 😊 Meanwhile, the Uppal CRICKET stadium is being converted into a football stadium for Messi Vs CM Revanth Reddy match. The Telangana government is spending anywhere between Rs 100 -150 crores on this dream event of CM Revanth Reddy! Government functionaries say that this event will ‘inspire’ many to join football. Anyone knows how many football stadiums (not the private ones in Banjarahills) are there in entire Telangana? Do share, I am curious.

When that woman filed her FIR in November, Goa Police themselves removed the Luthra brothers’ names because they said the owners were not physically present, so they were not at fault. That was the law according to Goa Police. But today, the same police add their names in a fire case where again they were not physically present. How can the definition of law change depending on the moment? How can one rule apply before the tragedy and another rule after 25 bodies are lying on the ground? This is not justice, this is a system trying to save itself. Women were assaulted and nothing happened. The club was illegal for years and nothing happened. Complaints were filed and nothing happened. GST was collected, excise was collected, sound violations continued every night, CRZ rules were broken in the open, and still nothing happened. But after people died, suddenly everyone jumps forward to act as if they were not the same authorities who watched this club run for three long years. This is why Goa needs @PMOIndia Prime Minister Modi ji now. I love Modi ji because he doesn’t protect corruption he breaks it. He doesn’t bend the law for anyone, he applies it equally. Only @narendramodi ji can clean this mess, because only the PMO has the courage to order a full, honest @CBIHeadquarters CBI investigation that will expose who allowed this club to run, who collected the money, who ignored the warnings, and who is responsible for 25 innocent lives lost. Goa needs that one CBI case one clean investigation that will shake every department that failed. And I genuinely hope Modi ji steps in, because the people of Goa cannot sleep knowing that the truth is being twisted. Twenty-five people died in pain, and their voices deserve to reach Delhi. Only the Prime Minister can give Goa the justice it has been denied. @priyankagandhi @sardesairajdeep @AmitShah @PIBHomeAffairs @RahulGandhi

Everyone is shouting that the Luthras misled the court and didn’t cooperate, but nobody wants to talk about the real truth staring Goa in the face: how did an illegal club, with an expired licence, no fire safety, CRZ violations, wooden structures and zero permissions, run openly for more than a year right under the nose of the government? If the licence was expired, how were alcohol bottles billed every night? If the club was illegal, how did GST invoices get generated? GST doesn’t create itself — the system approved it, the departments saw it, the excise officers cleared it. So who allowed all this? How did lakhs worth of liquor enter an illegal property every week? How did police pretend not to hear music blasting till 2 AM when even a bike sound gets noticed? These things don’t happen unless someone is paid to look away. Now 25 innocent people are dead. And suddenly the entire system wants to dump the tragedy on two men who weren’t even in Goa when the fire happened. It’s the easiest way to escape responsibility — find outsiders and wash your hands clean. But the real question remains untouched: who took the money every month to let this club run? Who protected it? Who shut complaints? Who let a demolition order become a joke? Who made sure the illegal business stayed alive while innocent people walked into a death trap? Goa didn’t fail — the system betrayed its own people. This isn’t about two brothers. This is about a chain of corruption that starts from panchayats, climbs up through police gates, touches excise counters, and ends inside political offices. And the fear in the system right now is simple: the moment a CBI investigation touches GST history, CRZ files, excise logs and bank transfers, half of North Goa’s political circle will start shaking. GST trails don’t lie. Payment gateways don’t lie. Only humans lie. So stop crying about the Luthras running to Thailand. Start asking why Goa’s administration kept its pockets full while people burned alive. This fire wasn’t an accident. It was government-manufactured murder created by corruption, negligence and greed. Twenty-five families lost their world. I can’t even sleep imagining the sound and pain they went through. And still the Goa government acts like it knows nothing. Let the truth be simple: this disaster didn’t happen because two men ran a club. It happened because a whole system allowed an illegal club to survive. And the only way Goa will ever get justice is if the Prime Minister orders a full CBI investigation into every illegal club, every CRZ violation, every excise clearance and every officer who fed off bribes. If leaders are clean, they should welcome CBI. If they are scared, then the country already knows why. Goa deserves better than lies. India is watching. And 25 souls are waiting for justice @CBIHeadquarters @cbic_india @nsitharaman @narendramodi @DrPramodPSawant @PoliceGoa @DGP_Goa @narendramodi @PMOIndia @RahulGandhi

Goa's Birch by Romeo Lane fire incident | Hearing commences on Luthra brothers, Saurabh & Gaurav Luthra anticipatory bail pleas. Goa Police said that Gaurav Luthra, Saurav Luthra and Ajay Gupta are signatories. The Panchayat licence issued earlier has already expired and has not been renewed. There is no cooperation on the part of Saurav and Gaurav Luthra, which disentitled them for extraordinary protection by this court. They have no business in Thailand. They left the country on December 7. Though they said that they had left on the night of December 6. Saurav and Gaurav Luthra misled the court, misled the authorities and left the country.

Amazing… twenty-five lives are gone, crores of illegal money flowed, permissions were violated for a year, CRZ laws were broken like tissue paper, GST magically collected from an “illegal” club and after all this, the big catch is… the driver. How much money is each life worth that the system is now hunting people who were just earning a salary? CBI already has complaints in hand about who took bribes and how much was paid, but somehow the lowest-paid employee becomes the headline. This poor guy was driving a car, not running a nightclub. He wasn’t approving licences, he wasn’t signing CRZ files, he wasn’t giving safety clearances, he wasn’t collecting GST from an illegal bar. He was doing his job for a monthly salary. And now he gets arrested while the real trail the money trail — is still waiting to be opened. If they go after the driver like this, imagine what will happen when the real list comes out — the list with actual names, actual departments, actual favours, actual payments. That’s the list ED and CBI will look at, not the guy who parked the car. Twenty-five people died in a fire, but the system is acting like the heat is coming from somewhere else. And honestly, it will because once the truth comes out, many chairs will start shaking @CBIHeadquarters @PMOIndia @RahulGandhi

Goa Police has made a seventh arrest in the ongoing Birch fire tragedy, by arresting the driver of the Luthra brothers. He's expected to be produced before the court for police remand. The Luthra brothers who are currently in Thailand, have meanwhile approached the Rohini court seeking anticipatory bail. #Goa #Goanews #Driver #Arrested #BirchTragedy

Indian Government seriously needs to ban these party-guns, indoor fireworks, fake candle-drama and all this useless show-off happening inside clubs. It’s not entertainment anymore it’s a time bomb with music. One spark, one candle, one stupid “premium vibe,” and suddenly we are counting dead bodies. And Goa CM needs to wake up and look at this mess honestly. These clubs are behaving like Bollywood sets without a single safety rule in place. No fire permission, no CRZ clearance, no licences but full attitude, full candles, full sparks. If this circus continues, tragedies will repeat. 25 life’s lost 😠 This is not nightlife. This is negligence with lights and music. And it’s time the Centre steps in and puts a full stop before more families are destroyed. @InGoa24x7 @DrPramodPSawant @TourismGoa @ANI @narendramodi @AmitShah

Guruji @pvssarma , your posts lately sound more emotional than analytical, almost as if you’re personally upset that @naralokesh is rising faster than your predictions. For someone who once held a respected position, this daily complaining feels unusual. There’s an old saying that fits perfectly here: when wisdom grows quiet, noise tries to take its place. You keep announcing the fall of @JaiTDP and @naralokesh , but on the ground he is only becoming stronger, clearer, and more nationally recognised. And honestly, Sarma garu, sometimes it feels like you are more tense about Lokesh’s progress than Lokesh himself. Another simple words suits the situation: the sunrise doesn’t wait for someone who wants the sky to stay dark. Whether you complain or not, his growth continues. You had a reputation for balance, but now your tweets feel like someone who is irritated that the world is moving forward without his approval. Lokesh is working; you are worrying. And the public can clearly see who is making progress and who is making noise.

TDP & its leaders are thoroughly exposed by national media for their immature behaviour & lack of accountability. All the money that was spent to project @naralokesh as a national leader has gone down the drain. National media isn’t subservient & money doesn’t speak always!