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Shock in Pune’s Hadapsar 15 No. Chowk: Private finance recovery agents brutally beat a man on the street in front of his wife over credit card dues.

I think Nirav Modi case will be used by the Deep State to rock India by December. This is their plan before the winter session of parliament. The UK, as part of the trade deal with India, may have agreed to expedite the extradition of Nirav Modi. But the British are backstabbers we all know for 400 years now. They already backstabbed India just a week after Starmer visit by sanctioning an Indian company for buying oil from Russia. The current dispensation in the UK is 100% Deep State backed, many say. So it is my strong hunch that it will allow DS forces to dictate what comes out of this case, and use it to rock India. It will also allow fabricated fake reports to be published by DS run media using the Nirav Modi case to try to falsely implicate Modi govt or Indian officials in Nirav's scandal. IMO, the Deep State has already co-opted Nirav Modi (and other economic and religious fugitives) as their asset for their plans against Indian govt. So false and baseless accusations against Modi govt during Nirav case will be used to create political turmoil in India as the next parliament session is going on. Already, using SM, the DS has been programming our Gen-Z by constantly black-pilling them and creating an impression of large scale systemic corruption in the government. Forces inside India that want to rock the goverment and DS forces that want to weaken the country will use these foreign reports, published in Indian media like The Hindu, to try create massive unrest and protests using misinformed youth. All this just came to my mind in a flash as I was drifting to sleep and so penned down. You may ignore it if you think it is far-fetched. But for India, it is always a good idea to control fake SM narratives mind-programming our youth and be prepared for any destabilization effort, no matter how far fetched it sounds.

Feel sorry for Moises Caicedo, those around him should've looked after his best interests more, horrible career choice that he'll regret in years to come.