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@ReallySwara 👉 You don't have to be Palestinian to support Palestine.🙌✊ 👉 You don't have to be Muslim to support Palestine. 🙌✊ 🔷 Being human is enough to support Palestine. 🙌✊

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra strongly condemns the horrific rape and murder of a four-year-old girl in Nasrapur, Pune. The accused, a 65-year-old man and a convicted repeat offender, was out on bail despite prior charges under the POCSO Act. That such an individual, previously jailed and known to be a threat was allowed to move freely, without supervision or monitoring in the vicinity of children, is deeply disturbing. This is not merely a heinous crime; it reflects a grave failure of the system to protect the most vulnerable. Equally alarming is the broader trend. Reported POCSO cases in Pune have risen from 256 in 2024 to 311 in 2025, with similar patterns emerging across other cities in Maharashtra. These figures point to a systemic crisis that demands urgent, structural intervention like: * Mandatory post-conviction monitoring and tracking of repeat sexual offenders, * Stringent bail restrictions in cases involving repeat offenders under POCSO * Fixing full institutional accountability for lapses in such cases Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra calls upon all sections of society: citizens, community leaders, educators, and authorities - to become proactive in ensuring safety, dignity, and justice for every girl and woman. We feel that at a deeper level, this crisis cannot be addressed by legal measures alone. Laws, however strict, are insufficient without a parallel moral awakening in society. Islam unequivocally upholds the sanctity of human life and dignity, and prescribes severe accountability for those who violate it. At the same time, it emphasizes taqwa (God-consciousness) as the strongest internal restraint against wrongdoing. Moral education must therefore begin early, within families, schools, and communities, instilling respect, modesty, and responsibility. A society that loses its moral compass cannot be safeguarded by legislation alone. True reform requires both firm enforcement of justice and a revival of ethical and spiritual values, including a conscious awareness that every action is ultimately accountable before the Almighty in the Hereafter. Only through this combined approach can we hope to curb such crimes and build a society that is safe, just, and humane. #JusticeForNasrapur #ProtectOurChildren #POCSOAct #PuneNews #JIHMaharashtra #StopChildAbuse #SystemicReform #MaharashtraPolice #MoralAwakening #ChildSafety

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra expresses concern over the recent decision to simplify tree-felling approvals by reducing documentation from 11 to 5 requirements and shortening approval timelines from 30 days to 15 days. While improving administrative efficiency and facilitating development is important, environmental safeguards must remain central to such reforms. Urban trees play a critical role in maintaining ecological balance. Studies show that adequate green cover can reduce urban temperatures by 2°C to 5°C, while a single mature tree can absorb up to 20 kg of carbon dioxide annually and significantly improve air quality. In cities already facing rising heat levels, pollution, and shrinking green spaces, the loss of trees can have serious consequences for public health and climate resilience. Faster approvals, without equally strong monitoring and accountability mechanisms, may lead to increased tree cutting and reduced scrutiny at the ground level. The requirement of compensatory plantation, while important, often falls short in practice due to low survival rates, lack of sustained monitoring and the presence of widespread corruption in our society. Moreover, replacement cannot fully replicate the ecological value of mature trees. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra urges the government to ensure that ease of doing business goes hand in hand with environmental responsibility. Transparent processes, independent monitoring of compensatory plantations, and a clear priority on preservation of existing trees are essential. Sustainable development requires a balanced approach that protects both natural resources and supports economic growth and ease of doing business. #SaveTrees #HeatWave #GreenCover #SustainableDevelopment #UrbanHeat #ProtectNature #FutureCities

Recent data emerging through official channels indicates that Maharashtra currently holds over 653 TMC of usable water in its dams. This is higher than last year. At the same time, the government has called for strict water conservation measures in view of a possible El Niño impact. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra believes that overall availability of water does not automatically ensure equitable access for all sections of society. Regional imbalances in development, along with the manner in which water is allocated between industry, irrigation, and the needs of the common citizen, remain critical policy concerns requiring careful and just management. The burden of conservation often falls disproportionately on vulnerable sections. Small farmers face uncertainty in irrigation, the common man struggles with rising tanker water costs, and residents in new settlements continue to face irregular water supply. When water management measures fail to address these ground realities, the impact becomes uneven and risks deepening existing inequalities. A just and balanced approach requires that water governance prioritises equity alongside sustainability. Strengthening local water systems, improving last-mile distribution, investing in rainwater harvesting, and promoting efficient irrigation practices are essential steps. At the same time, effective regulation of large-scale and commercial consumption is necessary to ensure fair use of shared resources. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra urges authorities to adopt an inclusive and welfare-driven approach to water management. Ensuring equitable access to water, especially for those most in need, is key to building a resilient, efficient, and just water security framework for Maharashtra. #WaterCrisis #WaterJustice #Maharashtra #WaterManagement #SustainableDevelopment #RainwaterHarvesting #SaveWater

TCS NASHIK "CORPORATE JIHAD" LIE BUSTED! Police & Godi Media's Fake Script Exposed! Right-wing mobs and godi anchors screamed "Corporate Jihad" over alleged conversions at TCS Nashik. But facts SLAP them hard! Police sent "undercover agents" who couldn't even ID their so-called mastermind Nida Khan—they called her HR boss, but she's just a basic telecaller based in MUMBAI, not Nashik! They claimed conversions raging since 2022, yet ZERO proofs and ZERO complaints in 4 years! Nashik Police's investigation is a joke, full of holes like a sieve. Truth: After boycotting Muslims everywhere, now they're purging them from corporates! Right-wing parties are weaponizing police and godi media to bury Nashik's REAL scandal—the fraud godman Ashok Kharat! Wake up, India! This is their agenda to divide and distract! youtu.be/Y756nG8ppUc?si…

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra expresses concern over the severe disruption caused to citizens in Mumbai’s Worli area due to a political rally organised by the ruling party. Reports indicate that the march led to hours of traffic congestion in a densely populated locality, leaving commuters, including parents and workers, stranded and distressed. The incident raises serious concerns about the use of public space and the responsibilities that come with political power. When those in authority organise large gatherings that block essential roads, questions arise about the use of state machinery and administrative support for partisan activities. Public infrastructure exists for the convenience of all citizens and requires careful, responsible management. In this context, the courageous intervention of a woman who stepped forward to question the disruption deserves appreciation. Her voice reflected the frustration of countless citizens whose daily lives are affected by such situations. Peaceful expression of concern and holding authorities accountable form an essential part of a healthy democracy. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra urges the administration to ensure that democratic activities are conducted with responsibility, transparency, and respect for public convenience. Protests should not disturb the daily lives of the common man and also the state machinery should not be misused for political purposes. #Mumbai #Worli #TrafficChaos #PublicRights #CitizenVoice #MumbaiTraffic

I left for bombay at 6.30 am like the hard working professional that I am & stopped the car at 7 am to make this reel as I’ve long realised that silence is not a virtue & one must speak up when they are disrespected. Yes if wrong things happen at any workplace that are against basic human rights, me & all of us should speak up. I don’t care about the personal trolling, I’m used to it last 5 years since shark tank but the purpose of this reel is to request all the proud Indians in this country to start speaking up when they see something wrong, out of humanity, out of patriotism. Jai hind. Now off to another joyful & complex day at work !

Its inhuman... 😡 The police need to act. An Anganwadi teacher Vasantha kumari was tied to a tree and abused by a group of villagers in Telangana's Sangareddy district after they accused her husband of collecting money from them and not returning it . . .

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra expresses serious concern over reports that 29 sugar mills across the state have been issued notices for failing to clear cane dues amounting to ₹1,012 crore for the 2025–26 season. Data indicates that these mills collectively owed ₹3,074.33 crore to farmers, out of which ₹2,061.89 crore has been paid, leaving a substantial balance pending. It is also reported that 53 mills paid less than 80 percent of dues, raising wider concerns across the sector. As per established norms, farmers are entitled to receive the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) within 14 days of cane supply, with provisions for 15 percent annual interest on delays. In this context, the situation raises serious questions. Why are statutory payment timelines repeatedly breached despite clear rules? How effectively are penalties and recovery mechanisms being enforced? What safeguards exist to ensure that farmers’ dues receive priority over other financial obligations of mills? Delayed payments directly affect farmers’ livelihoods, disrupt agricultural planning, and place rural households under financial strain. The concentration of affected mills across districts such as Kolhapur, Sangli, Solapur, Latur, and Beed further highlights the widespread nature of the issue. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra urges the authorities to ensure strict enforcement of payment norms, transparency in proceedings, and time-bound settlement of all pending dues. Protecting the rights of farmers must remain central to governance, and financial discipline within the sugar sector is essential to ensure fairness, stability, and trust in the system. #FarmersRights #SugarcaneFarmers #Maharashtra #FRP #FarmerJustice #KisanAdhikar #Accountability

माननीय सुप्रीम कोर्ट को ये विडियो देखने चाहिये। जिसके पास भारत का पासपोर्ट है। जिसके पास 1995 का वोटर आईडी है। जिसके पास 1945 से ज़मीन है। इनके वोट काट दिए चुनाव आयोग ने बीजेपी के इशारे पर। अगर ये नहीं तो कौन है देश का नागरिक?

Reporter: Should there be Hindu Rashtra? Youth: No, infact India should never be Hindu Rashtra Reporter: Why Youth: Coz you'll never find a Politicians son on the road during riots,they all are either studying or settled in Foreign while these Netas want us to defend Hinduism

#TrumpsWars #Israël #CeaseFire #IranWar‌ #Trump #Irán

Iran's 10-point conditions that the US has accepted: The US is fundamentally committed to: 🔹 Non-aggression 🔹 Continuation of Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz 🔹 Acceptance of enrichment 🔹 Lifting all primary sanctions 🔹 Lifting all secondary sanctions 🔹 Termination of all UN Security Council resolutions 🔹 Termination of all IAEA Board of Governors resolutions 🔹 Payment of compensation to Iran 🔹 Withdrawal of US combat forces from the region 🔹 Cessation of war on all fronts, including against the heroic Islamic Resistance of Lebanon.

This consumption of Alcohol is allowed ?It doesn’t hurts —— feelings? ,& it doesn’t disrupts social harmony?it doesn’t causes public nuisance?it doesn’t violates Water Act?& ruling party will not give a complaint also? 14 Muslim boys are still incarcerated in jail …….

एक तो चोरी और ऊपर से सीनाजोरी?

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra expresses concern over reports of a ₹50 crore defamation notice and alleged police action against a content creator in connection with a video based on a published media report. While the facts of the case may still require full verification, the developments raise important questions about freedom of expression, fairness, and the use of legal mechanisms. If the content in question was based on an existing report, why is the primary legal focus on the individual creator rather than the original publisher? Does such action risk creating a climate where individuals hesitate to discuss or analyse issues of public interest? India’s position in the Reporters Without Borders World Press Freedom Index 2025 stands at 159 out of 180 countries, reflecting growing concerns about the environment for free expression and independent journalism. Even when legal remedies are available, their application must remain proportionate and fair. When individuals with limited resources face large legal claims, it raises concerns about imbalance of power and the possibility of a chilling effect on public discourse. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra urges that due process, transparency, and constitutional values guide all such actions. Protecting reputation is important, but so is safeguarding the space for dialogue, inquiry, and responsible expression in a democratic society. #NitinGadkari #PressFreedom #Democracy #FreeSpeech #DigitalRights #India #DigitalCensorship #socialmediaban

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra expresses concern over the recent situation in Pune, where just a few hours of rainfall brought the city to a standstill, exposing serious gaps in urban planning and disaster management. Despite a budgetary provision of ₹62 crore for disaster management within a ₹15,669 crore municipal budget, roads were submerged, traffic collapsed, and citizens faced severe hardship. At the same time, the decision by the Pune Municipal Corporation to stop constructing cement roads in narrow lanes and shift to asphalt reflects an acknowledgment of policy shortcomings. With nearly 900 km of such roads and repeated complaints of waterlogging, this move raises an important question: why were unsuitable and costly cement roads, at around ₹6,000 per sq m, implemented earlier when drainage systems were clearly inadequate? These developments raise deeper concerns. Why do well-funded plans and systems such as command and control centres fail during actual emergencies? How are public funds being prioritised and monitored? Why are corrective measures taken only after citizens face repeated distress? The burden of such governance failures falls disproportionately on ordinary citizens, especially those in low-lying and densely populated areas, where flooding directly impacts homes, livelihoods, and health. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra urges the authorities to ensure transparency, accountability, and scientific urban planning in all infrastructure projects. Disaster preparedness must go beyond announcements and translate into effective ground-level action. We need to adopt the concept of Small & Sponge City that focuses on decentralised urban planning, improved natural drainage, and increased green cover to absorb excess rainwater. It also emphasises restoring wetlands, protecting floodplains, and using permeable materials to reduce waterlogging and build climate-resilient cities. #PuneRains #DisasterManagement #UrbanPlanning #Pune #Infrastructure #Waterlogging #PublicSafety #SustainableCities #Pune

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra expresses skepticism at the decision of the Maharashtra government to establish the Maharashtra State River Rejuvenation Authority (MSRRA) for restoring 54 polluted river stretches across the state. We feel that existing laws and enforcement bodies are already sufficient; there is no need to establish the MSRRA. If these bodies function with transparency and accountability, pollution-free rivers are entirely achievable. Reports indicate that Maharashtra accounts for the highest number of polluted river stretches in the country, as per the CPCB 2025 report (54 out of 296). The government is proposing a ₹2,000 crore programme, along with the use of funds collected by the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board and allocations from sand and minor mineral revenues to address the issue. However, this move raises important questions. How did the situation deteriorate to such an extent that rivers like the Mithi in Mumbai, Kalu in Thane, and Mula-Mutha in Pune reached critical levels of pollution? What explains the continued discharge of untreated sewage and industrial waste despite existing regulatory mechanisms? If the MPCB has already collected around ₹4,500 crore in penalties, why were these funds not utilised earlier for restoration and prevention? Concerns also arise regarding the funding model. Does reliance on public funds and resource-based revenues dilute the principle that polluters must bear the cost of environmental damage? How will accountability be fixed on industries and agencies responsible for repeated violations? How will affected communities, including farmers and urban poor living along riverbanks, be protected? Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra urges the government to ensure that existing enforcement bodies function transparently, with accountability and community participation. Restoring polluted rivers is entirely achievable, provided the government follows the principles of good governance rather than relying on grand announcements. #RiverRejuvenation #Maharashtra #WaterPollution #MithiRiver #MulaMutha #KaluRiver #Sustainability #CleanRivers #ClimateAction #RiverPollution

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra, expresses deep concern over the growing crisis in Maharashtra’s public education system, where more than 9,000 schools face serious challenges due to a lack of basic facilities and falling student enrollment. Reports indicate a decline of 1,28,209 students in a single year, with 394 schools recording zero students and over 8,000 schools having fewer than 10 students. The situation reflects severe infrastructure gaps, with 4,346 schools functioning without electricity, 14,867 lacking playgrounds, and 683 schools operating without separate toilets for girls. Additionally, 9,266 schools continue with only one teacher, raising serious concerns about the quality of education and the burden on teaching staff. Such conditions affect children from rural and economically weaker sections. It further deepens the growing inequality in access to education. The widening gap between government and private schools is creating an unjust, two-tier system that perpetuates a system of "haves" and "have-nots," giving rise to class struggle. Quality Education is a fundamental right for all children, regardless of class, caste, or religion. The present crisis calls for urgent and sustained public investment, strengthening of school infrastructure, recruitment of adequate teachers, and focused attention on the needs of marginalized communities. We urge the government to take immediate and concrete steps to restore confidence in government schools and ensure that every child receives quality education with dignity, safety, and equal opportunity. #EducationCrisis #Maharashtra #RightToEducation #PublicEducation #EducationForAll #RuralEducation #India

Manual scavenging in Mumbai with a whopping budget of 74,000 crores. When people say there is no corruption, show them this…💔

Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra expresses concern over the alarming pollution in the Panchganga river near Kurundwad and Shirol in Kolhapur district, where chemical effluents have allegedly turned river water black, foamy, and foul-smelling near the Terwad barrage. Farmers are reporting that this contaminated water threatens crops, reduces soil fertility, and has even caused skin infections during irrigation work. This is creating fear and distress among the farming community. Is it not a grave injustice that the burden of industrial activity is borne by farmers and local residents. Why have regulatory authorities failed to take effective action, despite repeated incidents? This points out to lack of accountability and misgovernance. Clean water is a basic human right. If there is any compromise on environmental safety then it directly impacts the livelihood of the common man, public health, and the rural economy. Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, Maharashtra urges the government to ensure strict enforcement against polluting industries. There must be transparent monitoring of effluents, and immediate relief and compensation should be given to the affected farmers. Good governance is the key to sustainable development. Maharashtra should lead from the front. #PanchgangaRiver #Kolhapur #WaterPollution #FarmersRights #EnvironmentalCrisis #CleanWater #RuralIndia #Accountability #SustainableDevelopment