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A video of Akhila and her 18 month old son Arshid went viral recently in which both hands of her son were plastered. When asked what had happened, Akhila replied that he had fallen from a bicycle. Everyone wished speedy recovery to the kid. Akhila was in a live-in relationship with a 31 year old muslim man Ashkar. Akhila's first husband had died by suicide. On 29th May, Ashkar took unconscious Arshid to a hospital in Panavoor and claimed that he had choked while eating lunch. Doctors saw the child and found 50 injury marks across his body which included burn marks caused by cigarette stubs. They also found internal injuries during the post mortem examination. Akhila knew about the abuse her son was facing but she didn't stop Ashkar. Family of Akhila's first husband wanted custody of the child but Akhila refused. Ashkar was previously married to a woman named Amina. He tortured his first wife for dowry and assault that reportedly left her in a coma for a year.

Hearing their reactions—the laughter, the smugness, and the condescending responses—to the slaughter of 17-year-old Surya Pratap by a member of their Qaum brings another Pratap, Brigadier Pratap, and his statement to mind.

So, allegedly, this is the same pig Asad who brutally slaughtered Surya in Ghaziabad and had the audacity to brag about it in an Insta reel. Happy that @Uppolice neutralised him in an encounter. Wish he had died a more painful death though.

The BBC is outraged that the Bengal BJP Govt is taking biometrics of illegal Bangladeshi migrants who are running away. Thanks to the negative list, they can’t return & fraudulently get Aadhaar anymore. A blatant human rights violation acc to BBC

"Rahul Gandhi told me he can take Abhishek Banerjee to Hyderabad for treatment" Mamata Bano couldn't build a single hospital in 15 yrs capable of treating an injury caused by an egg!? 😂

Fantastic high definition video of Abhishek Banerjee being beaten up. Here’s something important - the egg pelting was led by local women.

“You can’t reject your parents. Just like that you can’t erase Sanatana”. Not a single “Celeb” in Bollywood called out Udhayanidhi Stalin. At least someone from South film industry did. Kudos Arjun Sarja

Mamata Banerjee is very angry with Kalyan Banerjee after he stole all the limelight from Abhishek. Mamata wanted the media to discuss Abhishek and the egg-throwing incident, but Kalyan Banerjee’s drama on the street has taken away all the attention. Everyone is showing Kalyan Banerjee’s drama, and no one is talking about Abhishek anymore.

A woman walked through a train coach asking passengers for money. The surprising part? She was already carrying a thick bundle of cash, including ₹500, ₹200, and ₹100 notes. When one passenger refused to pay, she allegedly became aggressive, argued with him, and created an uncomfortable scene. To avoid further harassment and confrontation, the passenger eventually handed over ₹20 just to be left alone. The real question is: "How are such incidents still happening inside trains?" If coaches are monitored and security personnel are present, why do passengers continue to face pressure, intimidation, and forced money collection during their journey? Train travel should be about safety and comfort, not dealing with unwanted harassment. Have you ever faced a similar situation while traveling by train....?

It was May 29, 2026. The Seemanchal Express was moving at full speed when a TTE entered a sleeper coach for a routine ticket inspection. Among the passengers, two women caught his attention. When asked to show their tickets, both were found traveling without one. The moment the situation became clear, one of the women tried to walk away, while the other remained seated and began arguing. As per railway rules, the TTE asked her to pay ₹410 as the fare difference and penalty. However, she refused. Then came an unexpected twist. The TTE revealed that this was not the first time he had caught the same woman traveling without a ticket. According to him, during a previous incident, she had allegedly threatened to falsely accuse him when action was taken against her. This time, the arguments continued. At one moment, the woman claimed she had a valid ticket. The next moment, she tried to convince the TTE to “manage” the situation. But when asked to produce the ticket, she failed to show it. The TTE remained firm. “There will be no management. Rules are the same for everyone.” As the dispute escalated, railway staff began informing the control room and preparing to involve security personnel. Even then, both women reportedly refused to pay the penalty. Under Indian Railways rules, a passenger caught traveling without a valid ticket can be charged the applicable fare along with a penalty. If the passenger refuses to pay, the TTE can seek assistance from RPF or GRP and have the matter handled through legal procedures at the next station. The incident serves as a reminder that rules apply equally to everyone. A train ticket may seem like a small thing, but respecting public systems and following regulations is what keeps them functioning fairly for millions of passengers every day.

My two wheeler was towed outside a bank in Mumbai. After towing, the traffic police has said that you can take the two wheeler back by giving him some money. I asked how much should I give and to whom. He pointed to a pan shop and told me to give him Rs 500 that’s it or else challan if generated then I have to pay Rs 780. I told him I want to go with challan and he got upset and he started bargaining with me to pay Rs 400 then Rs 300 then Rs 200. I told him I want to go with challan and he was talking in a rude manner. He started checking PUC, Insurance and past dues if any. I was clear with everything and after 30 minutes of discussion he gave me a challan, I paid through credit card and took my two wheeler back. The problem is a honest citizen will not bribe an officer but if someone wants to get off at less fine he will simply pay Rs 200 instead of Rs 780 and effectively he will save Rs 580. Bribing still exists in India even after 2014. PS. While travelling in AC local in Mumbai, if anyone is found travelling without valid ticket TCs will not leave the person until he pays the full fine. Hardly I have seen any corruption there.

Yesterday Morning Pishi said she will Protest against the Alleged/Fake Post-poll Violence. And then, Yesterday Evening, Abhishek Banerjee got attacked with Chappals & Eggs. And Today, Kalyan Banerjee got allegedly Attacked with Alleged Stone. Everyone knew there was no Post-poll Violence after 2026 WB Election. So they are creating fake incidents to run their Fake Narratives with all this Drama.

Suman Kalyanpur (1937–2026) passed away in Mumbai last night. With her joining Geeta Dutt, Lata Mangeshkar, and Asha Bhosle (in unfortunate chronology), the quartet—of Hindi (and Marathi) Cinema's greatest female playback singers—is now complete in the heavens. 🕉 Shanti 🙏🙏

Hours are wasted just to enter Dum Dum railway station because illegal hawkers have completely choked the roads, causing immense productivity loss. Now, authorities finally cleared them out after a 2-day notice. Power of your one right vote.

Shiv Tandav is being played at the IPL Final at Narendra Modi Stadium. The entire stadium is echoing with chants of Lord Shiva. Seeing this, liberals are going to have a sleepless night tonight. Jay Shah has liberals jealous tonight. 😄🔥

Every Hospital has denied for Abhishek Banerjee's treatment, his injuries are not at all serious which would require Hospitalisation. The greater plan was to dodge the CID summon tommorow.

@KanchanGupta Karma

@KanchanGupta @ramug0137 My only concern with opposition party is that everyday RaGa , Kejriwal, Mamata keep instigating people to hit the streets and indulge in mob justice Now when public in West does the same they have a problem & still blame @BJP4Bengal This is heights of hypocrisy from opposition

@KanchanGupta Have to see, how many he murders this time. Last time, the man who slapped him was found dead. He was badly beaten up and admitted to hospital by unknown people. indiatoday.in/india/story/de…