#checkposting | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

mariacallous · 7 months

Text

MIRAN SHAH, Pakistan—Mohsin Dawar’s campaign for re-election to Pakistan’s parliament was almost cut short before it began in early January when his convoy was ambushed in a village just a few minutes’ drive from his home in Miran Shah in Pakistan’s North Waziristan district, near the lawless borderlands with Afghanistan. As his car came under attack from militants armed with automatic weapons, sniper rifles, and rocket-propelled grenades, he and his team were lured into a compound by residents who promised them safety.

It was a trap. Once the gates closed behind Dawar, the attack intensified. For almost an hour, he said, they were pinned down. Police and Pakistan Army backup finally arrived but not before two of Dawar’s team had been shot and injured. The vehicle took more than 80 bullets, and the windows show just how accurate the attackers’ aim was: Either one of the shots to the windshield or passenger window would have struck and likely killed him if he hadn’t been protected by bulletproof glass.

The Jan. 3 attack on a popular, outspoken, liberal leader in one of the most vulnerable regions of a country fighting a growing insurgency by extremist militants hardly registered in Pakistan, where most believe the military attempted—and failed—to manipulate the Feb. 8 election in an effort to install Nawaz Sharif as prime minister for a fourth time and where media operate under tight government control.

The election wasn’t quite the foregone conclusion that had been expected, with candidates aligned with the jailed cricket star-turned-populist leader Imran Khan winning more votes than each of the major parties—the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and the Pakistan Peoples Party—forcing them into a coalition to get the majority needed to form a government. PML-N leader Nawaz Sharif nominated his brother, Shehbaz Sharif, to become prime minister and his daughter Maryam Nawaz as chief minister of Punjab province, ensuring the dynastic line continues.

Candidates across the country, not only those loyal to Khan, alleged that the results had been rigged against them and in favor of military-backed candidates. Two days after the election, with his seat still undeclared amid growing concerns nationwide about vote rigging, Dawar and about a dozen of his supporters were injured when security forces opened fire on them as they gathered outside the official counting room.

At least three people died of their injuries; What Dawar had believed was an unassailable lead, according to polling by his secular National Democratic Movement party, had disappeared. In the count that was listed as final by Pakistan’s Election Commission, the seat went to Misbah Uddin of the Taliban-aligned Jamiat Ulama-e-Islam-Fazl party. Dawar is still recovering from a serious leg wound.

Dawar’s hometown is, once again, the battleground of what he calls “Project Taliban”—a war against the Pakistani state.

The Taliban’s transnational ambitions are threatening security beyond the borders of Afghanistan, and nowhere is this more evident than in Pakistan’s northwest, where the militant presence has been growing since the terrorist-led group came back to power in August 2021. Attacks on civilians, soldiers, and police have soared. The region bristles with checkpoints and hilltop outposts and is heavily patrolled on the ground and in the air by the Pakistan Army and armed border police. That’s during daylight hours, Dawar told Foreign Policy. Once night falls, it’s a different story.

“The Army checkposts you will only see during the daytime. Before sunset, they go to their barracks, and the people of Waziristan are at the disposal of the militants. Everyone has to secure himself or herself for their own protection,” he said. “It is militarized, and I believe it is a continuation of a proxy war that was started long ago. ‘Project Taliban’ is still continuing.”

The roots of militancy and terrorism in Waziristan go back to colonial times, when the mostly Pashtun people here were characterized as fearless fighters and pressed into service for the British. The stereotype stuck; the region became a center of recruitment and training for young men to fight the Soviets after Moscow’s 1979 invasion of Afghanistan.

After the United States led an invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 in retaliation for the 9/11 attacks, leaders of the Taliban and al Qaeda moved over the border and for the following 20 years enjoyed the protection of the Pakistani military’s intelligence wing, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agency.

The ISI wanted a tame Taliban-led Afghanistan to thwart the ambitions of archrival India to become the dominant regional power. The Taliban had different ideas. The group’s return to power has inspired affiliated and like-minded groups worldwide, as the extremist regime provides safe haven for dozens of militant groups, according to the U.N. Security Council. They now openly use Afghanistan as a base to train fighters seeking to overthrow governments from China and Tajikistan to Iran and Israel. Among them is Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which, Afrasiab Khattak, a former Pakistani lawmaker and now a political analyst, said, is “just Taliban, there is no difference.”

Earlier this month, the Taliban reiterated the group’s stance on the international border between Afghanistan and Pakistan when the acting foreign minister, Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, said the government doesn’t recognize the Durand Line that has delineated the two countries since 1893. The line runs through the tribal regions, dividing ethnic Pashtun and Baloch tribespeople. Recent bilateral tensions have often focused on the border, with tit-for-tat closures impacting cross-border trade.

In comments that Pakistan’s foreign ministry later called “fanciful” and “self-serving”—and which underlined the simmering hostility between Pakistan and the Taliban it helped put in power—Stanikzai said: “We have never recognized Durand and will never recognize it; today half of Afghanistan is separated and is on the other side of the Durand Line. Durand is the line which was drawn by the English on the heart of Afghans.”

The Security Council said in 2022 that the TTP had up to 5,500 fighters in Afghanistan. That number has likely risen, Dawar said, as neither country, mired in economic mismanagement and crisis, can offer its youthful population an alternative livelihood. Victory brought strength, Dawar said, and the Taliban “can attract the youth because money and power is what attracts youth the most.”

The simmering conflict threatens to return Pakistan’s northwest to the wasteland of less than decade ago, when the TTP controlled the region: Dissenters were routinely killed. Terrorists turned the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), now part of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province after an administrative merger in 2018, into a death zone. Millions of people were displaced as those who could leave fled to peace and safety.

Those who stayed lived in fear and poverty until the Army finally took action in 2016 and ended the TTP’s 10-year reign by simply killing them, often in attacks that also killed civilians, or pushing them over the porous border into Afghanistan, where they joined Taliban forces fighting the U.S.-supported republic until it collapsed in 2021.

The TTP wants an independent state in these border regions. It broke a cease-fire with the government in November 2022 and has demanded that the merger of the FATA with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa be reversed. Attacks on the military and police have escalated alarmingly, presenting what a senior government official, who spoke anonymously, called “not only an existential threat to the state but also to the common man”—a recognition that what Dawar calls “Project Taliban” not only threatens to engulf the northwest but, if not contained, poses a potential threat to a fragile and barely stable state.

Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar disagreed, telling reporters before the Feb. 8 vote that the military had the upper hand in the region, by virtue of numbers alone. “I don’t see that they pose an existential threat to the state of Pakistan,” he said, while nevertheless conceding it was a “big challenge” that could take years to dislodge.

He could be right. After the failure of peace talks, ironically brokered by the Taliban’s acting interior minister, U.N.-listed terrorist Sirajuddin Haqqani, Pakistan stepped up pressure on the TTP. Asfandyar Mir, an expert on South Asian political and security issues, said this appeared to have made a “marginal” difference.

“For instance, we haven’t seen a complex or suicide bombing attack by the TTP or one of its fronts for a couple of months now,” he said. “In that sense, it appears the Taliban is sensitive to pressure,” though “smaller-scale attacks and the erosion of Pakistani state authority in parts of the northwest continue.” Things could change, he said, once a new government is installed and, perhaps, brings some stability to the political landscape.

For the people of Waziristan, struggling to survive unemployment, a lack of development, and government neglect of basic services such as roads, electricity, clean water, and education—coupled with a downturn in vital cross-border trade with Afghanistan—priorities have again switched to peace. “The local people have learned through their own bitter experience of devastating war” what a Taliban resurgence means, said Khattak, the political analyst. The security establishment is playing a dangerous game, indulging the TTP so that “local people become so desperate they want the military to come in and help them,” he said.

Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through the streets and bazaars of North and South Waziristan over the past year, demanding action against terrorism and an end to state violence. Yet it continues. “No one is safe. Everyone is a target,” said a man in his 30s as he rolled off a list of potential victims: politicians, business people, teachers, doctors, journalists, civic activists, women’s rights advocates, anyone deemed “un-Islamic.” Even barbers are not immune from extremists who ban men from shaving: The day before the Jan. 3 attack on Dawar’s convoy, the bodies of six young hairdressers were found in the nearby town of Mir Ali.

Another local resident pointed to a “Taliban checkpoint” on the road between Miran Shah and the bustling town of Bannu. The long-haired, kohl-eyed, gun-toting youths in sequined caps stand outside their roadside hut in the shadow of an Army post on the hill above. Around the clock, the resident said, they randomly stop vehicles to shake down the drivers. “It’s just for money,” he said. “Money and power.”

But it’s killing, too, “on a daily basis,” said a government worker who left Miran Shah with his family at the height of the TTP terror and visited in early February from Peshawar so he and his wife could vote for Dawar. The aim, he said, is “to create an atmosphere of fear so that people leave and what is here is theirs.”

Dawar said the turning of the Taliban tables on Pakistan “was predictable.” The Taliban “are now a threat to Central Asia. They are now a threat to Iran, to Pakistan, and to even China. All of them thought we will control the Taliban after the takeover. The problem is it didn’t happen,” he said.

In 2011, then-U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton warned Pakistan’s leaders that they couldn’t keep “snakes,” as she called the Taliban, in their own backyard and “expect them only to bite your neighbors.”

“There used to be a time when people were sent from here to Afghanistan. Now they are coming around, they are biting,” Dawar said.

4 notes · View notes

greatheartprince · 10 days

Text

Explore the Kudremukh Trek: A Trek with Moderate Difficulty

Let’s Talk

Located in the heart of the Western Ghats, the Kudremukh National Park offers one of the most scenic treks in Karnataka. Known for its unique horse-shaped peak (hence the name Kudremukh, meaning "horse face" in Kannada), this moderate trek offers an ideal combination of adventure and natural beauty. If you’re looking for an escape into lush green forests, mist-covered hills, and panoramic views, the Kudremukh Trek should be at the top of your list.

Why Kudremukh National Park is a Must-Visit?

Kudremukh National Park is the third-largest protected area in Karnataka and home to a wide variety of flora and fauna. It is part of the Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and boasts of rich biodiversity. While trekking, you may encounter rare species of birds, butterflies, and even spot wildlife like leopards, deer, and wild boars if you’re lucky. The park is famous for its rolling meadows, verdant grasslands, and dense forests, making it an absolute paradise for nature lovers.

Kudremukh Trekking: What to Expect?

The Kudremukh trekking trail spans about 22 KM (both ways) and takes approximately 9-10 hours to complete. The trek difficulty is moderate, making it accessible for both beginners with some fitness level and seasoned trekkers looking for a challenge. The trail involves steep ascents, rocky paths, and crossing several small streams, keeping things exciting throughout.

Here’s a glimpse of what the trek looks like:

Base to the Forest Checkpost: The trek begins from the Base Village of Mullodi. The initial part is relatively easy, taking you through meadows and scenic grasslands.

Dense Forest and Stream Crossings: As you progress, you’ll encounter dense forests where the trail becomes steeper. You will also cross a few streams, adding to the adventure.

Final Ascent: The last stretch is the most challenging, with steep ascents leading up to the peak. But the views that greet you at the top are worth every step.

What’s The Kudremukh Trek Difficulty Level?

While the Kudremukh trek difficulty level is considered moderate, it’s essential to be prepared for a few challenges. The terrain varies, with a mix of easy walking paths, steep ascents, and slippery sections, especially if you trek during the monsoon season. You’ll need stamina and endurance to tackle the 22 KM hike, so make sure to pace yourself and carry enough water to stay hydrated.

That being said, this trek is perfect for those who want a challenge without pushing their physical limits too far. Whether you’re a beginner looking to upgrade your trekking experience or an intermediate trekker wanting to explore new terrains, Kudremukh strikes the perfect balance.

Kudremukh Places to Visit

Apart from the trek itself, Kudremukh Hill Station has several attractions worth exploring.

Some of the Kudremukh places to visit include:

Hanuman Gundi Falls: A beautiful waterfall located within the national park, where water cascades down from a height of 100 feet. A refreshing visit after a long trek.

Kudremukh Peak: The main attraction, of course, is the Kudremukh Peak. Standing at an elevation of 1,894 metres, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys.

Lakhya Dam: Built across the Lakhya River, this dam offers scenic views of the nearby hills and is a perfect spot for photography.

Kalasa Temple: Located close to Kudremukh, the Kalasa temple is an ancient structure with religious significance, offering a peaceful retreat for visitors.

Trekking Packages by Universal Adventures

If you’re ready to take on the Kudremukh Trek, Universal Adventures offers some great packages to make your experience hassle-free and enjoyable:

Trek from Base Village

Duration: 1 Night & 2 Days

Cost: ₹1799 per person

This package includes trekking from the base village Mullodi and covers accommodation, meals, and the trekking guide. It’s a perfect option for those who are already in the vicinity and want a guided adventure.

Travel from Bangalore

Duration: 2 Nights & 3 Days

Cost: ₹3099 per person

This package offers transport from Bangalore to the base village, making it a more convenient option for travellers coming from the city. With the transportation, accommodation, and meals included, this is a great all-inclusive option for a weekend getaway.

Kudremukh Hill Station: A Retreat in the Clouds

Kudremukh isn’t just about the trek. The Kudremukh Hill Station is a tranquil retreat, ideal for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Surrounded by verdant landscapes and cool, misty weather, Kudremukh offers an idyllic escape for trekkers, photographers, and nature enthusiasts alike. After your trek, you can unwind amidst the pristine natural surroundings and rejuvenate your senses.

Things to Keep in Mind for the Kudremukh Trek

Permissions: Trekking in Kudremukh National Park requires prior permission from the forest department. If you’re booking through Universal Adventures, they will take care of all the necessary paperwork.

What to Pack: Essentials like trekking shoes with a good grip, rain gear (especially during monsoon), energy snacks, water, and sunscreen should be part of your packing list.

Weather: The weather in Kudremukh is pleasant throughout the year. However, monsoon treks can be more challenging due to heavy rains and slippery trails. Winter is the ideal time to trek as the weather is cool and the landscapes are lush green.

The Kudremukh trek is the perfect blend of adventure and scenic beauty, set against the backdrop of the Western Ghats. With its moderate difficulty level, it caters to both seasoned trekkers and beginners. Whether you want to embark on a thrilling hike or simply bask in the glory of the Kudremukh National Park, this trek promises a memorable experience.

So, are you ready to conquer the Kudremukh Peak? Universal Adventures provides the perfect packages to ensure a seamless trekking experience. Whether you’re travelling from Bangalore or starting at the base, book your trek today and dive into the enchanting world of Kudremukh!

#kudremukh national park #kudremukh trekking #kudremukh places to visit #kudremukh hill station #kudremukh

0 notes

realness-remade · 2 years

Text

🪦🦇 (original pic + alt eyestrain version under teh cut x3)

#checkposting #art #scene #furry #scemo #haiiiiiii hey wutz up. i rlly liek this :3 #emo

128 notes · View notes

checkpostbd · 10 days

Video

youtube

ওবায়দুল কাদেরের কণ্ঠ হুবহু নকল। Obaidul Quader। checkpost

#youtube

0 notes

shreeshivshaktiheromotors · 12 days

Text

Hero Bikes in Meerut: Affordable, Reliable, and Financed by Shree Shiv Shakti Automotive

If you're looking for a perfect blend of affordability, reliability, and convenience, Hero motorcycles are the ideal choice. For years, Hero has stood as a symbol of trust, offering bikes that are not just economical but also built to last. At Shree Shiv Shakti Automotive, we are proud to be one of the top Hero dealers in Meerut, providing the latest range of Hero bikes with unbeatable deals and finance options.

Why Hero Bikes are the Best Choice in Meerut

Meerut’s roads demand motorcycles that can endure daily wear and tear while providing comfort and fuel efficiency. Hero bikes, known for their durability and low maintenance costs, are a popular choice for students, professionals, and families alike. Whether you're navigating the busy streets or heading on longer journeys, Hero's range of motorcycles promises a smooth, efficient, and enjoyable ride.

Our Popular Models at Shree Shiv Shakti Automotive

At Shree Shiv Shakti Automotive, we offer a wide range of Hero bikes that suit every kind of rider. Some of our top models include:

Hero Splendor: A classic favorite, known for its mileage, affordability, and low maintenance. It's perfect for daily commuters.

Hero Xpulse: The adventure lover’s dream! This bike is rugged, built for off-roading, and packed with features that make it versatile for city and trail riding.

Hero Xtreme: For those who want a bit of thrill, Hero Xtreme is a sporty option that combines power and style.

Hero Scooty: Easy to ride, economical, and stylish, Hero scooters are a great option for anyone looking for convenience and comfort in city traffic.

Finance Your Dream Bike with Ease

At Shree Shiv Shakti Automotive, we understand that buying a bike is a significant investment. That’s why we offer flexible finance options to make your purchase as smooth as possible. We work with top financial institutions to provide you with easy loan terms, competitive interest rates, and quick approvals. Our finance services ensure that you can ride home on your dream Hero bike without breaking the bank.

Why Choose Shree Shiv Shakti Automotive?

When you choose Shree Shiv Shakti Automotive, you’re not just buying a Hero bike; you’re investing in a reliable dealership that values customer satisfaction. Here’s why we’re a top choice for Hero bikes in Meerut:

Experienced Staff: Our team is knowledgeable and passionate about Hero motorcycles. We guide you through the buying process, ensuring you find the perfect bike for your needs.

Top-notch Service: Beyond sales, we provide excellent after-sales services, including regular maintenance, repairs, and parts replacement.

Exclusive Offers: Enjoy special discounts, festive offers, and attractive exchange deals only at Shree Shiv Shakti Automotive.

Visit Us Today

Looking to buy a Hero bike in Meerut? Visit Shree Shiv Shakti Automotive today to explore our collection and experience hassle-free service. Whether you're buying your first bike or upgrading to a new one, we’re here to help you every step of the way.

Address: Ground Floor Modipuram, Meerut Bypass Road, Checkpost, near Modipuram, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh 250110

Contact: 092899 23014

Website: https://g.co/kgs/FScnNRn

0 notes

shreeshivshaktimotors · 24 days

Text

Empowering Agriculture in Meerut with Mahindra Tractors from Shree Shiv Shakti Motors

Mahindra Tractors - Shree Shiv Shakti Motors || Official Mahindra Tractor Dealership In Meerut

In the heart of Meerut, where agriculture is a vital part of the local economy, Shree Shiv Shakti Motors Mahindra stands as a beacon of progress and innovation. Our commitment to enhancing farming practices is reflected in our extensive range of Mahindra tractors, designed to meet the diverse needs of farmers in the region. This blog delves into why Mahindra tractors are a top choice for Meerut’s agricultural community and how Shree Shiv Shakti Motors is dedicated to supporting local farmers.

The Mahindra Tractors Advantage

Mahindra tractors are renowned for their durability, efficiency, and innovative technology. Here’s why they stand out:

Robust Performance: Built to handle the toughest farming conditions, Mahindra tractors offer reliability and strength. Advanced Technology: Features like power steering, advanced hydraulics, and fuel-efficient engines ensure optimal performance and ease of use. Versatility: From plowing and tilling to hauling and planting, Mahindra tractors are equipped to handle a variety of agricultural tasks.

Why Choose Shree Shiv Shakti Motors Mahindra?

At Shree Shiv Shakti Motors, we’re more than just a dealership; we’re your partners in agricultural success. Here’s what sets us apart:

Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable team provides personalized advice to help you choose the right tractor model for your specific needs. After-Sales Service: We offer comprehensive maintenance and repair services to keep your tractor in top condition. Customer-Centric Approach: We prioritize your satisfaction and work tirelessly to ensure you receive exceptional service before, during, and after your purchase.

Success Stories from Meerut

Highlighting real-life examples of local farmers who have benefited from using Mahindra tractors purchased from Shree Shiv Shakti Motors can add a personal touch. Include testimonials or case studies showcasing how these tractors have improved productivity and efficiency in their farming operations.

Community Engagement

Shree Shiv Shakti Motors is actively involved in the Meerut community, supporting agricultural events, training programs, and initiatives aimed at enhancing farming practices. By fostering a strong relationship with local farmers, we aim to contribute to the overall development of the agricultural sector in Meerut.

How to Get in Touch

For those interested in exploring Mahindra tractors or seeking more information, we encourage you to visit our showroom or contact us directly. Our team is ready to assist you with all your farming needs.

Contact Information:

Address: NH -58 Meerut By Pass Road, Checkpost, near Modipuram, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh 250110 Phone: 092053 90878 Website: http://shreeshivshakti.org/mahindra-tractors

Conclusion

At Shree Shiv Shakti Motors Mahindra, we’re proud to be a part of Meerut’s agricultural landscape. With Mahindra tractors, farmers can achieve greater efficiency and productivity. We invite you to experience the difference that quality machinery and dedicated service can make in your farming journey.

#Mahindra tractors

1 note · View note

orappu · 3 months

Text

Checkpost Sekar Hotel - Best Dining Experience in Melur"

Checkpost Sekar Hotel in Melur is a small, renowned establishment offering excellent service and delicious food. Known as the best hotel in Melur, it's the perfect spot for travelers seeking quality dining and a welcoming atmosphere

#best hotel

0 notes

meetdheeraj · 3 months

Text

There was a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir (what is the new name after dividing the state into three parts?).

I can see some of you who don't otherwise post “political” opinions about it. Honestly, I'm happy to see all of you sticking your neck out. I'm not suggesting I know better but do you know what terrorism or terrorists mean? Forget dictionary meaning or legal definition. In your head, what does it mean? Is it terrorism when a section of people in Manipur are mercilessly killed, their houses are burnt, women approach police and police hand them to a mob from the majority community and later videos of them being paraded go viral; Is that terrorism? There's murder, burning, rapes and still, it doesn't sound like terrorism. Why is it? Is it because the media is not calling it so? Or because so many of you are not posting “I condemn terrorists rampaging havoc in Manipur”?

Okay. Okay. Manipur is too much stressful. Probably it'll harm your mental health if you start knowing about Manipur. Forget it then.

How about that man in uniform on the train taking his service gun and shooting Muslims while chanting religious and political slogans, is that terrorism? Why do we still not refer to him as a terrorist? We went so far as to call him mental! Not terrorist. He killed people, and chanted religious and political slogans but somehow for you and so many others, his wasn't an act of terror. We know terrorism is bad and terrorists are bad guys. But what exactly is terrorism? And who are terrorists? Should people have to topple a bus to be named terrorists? Should the violence happen in Jammu and Kashmir for it to be termed as terrorism? Like Jats in Haryana or Rajasthan can remove railway tracks while demanding reservations but we don't refer to them as terrorists but a Kashmiri pelting a pebble at an Indian army gunman is definitely termed a terrorist. Perhaps where violence takes place has to do with the definition in your head. If so…

Have you heard of Kunan Poshspora where Indian armed forces carried out mass rapes? Have you heard of that girl in the northeast who had gun wounds in her private regions and traces of semen? Oh, wait! We don't refer to men in uniform as terrorists. They have the legal right to kill and maybe rapes are also allowed under AFSPA. I don't know but I have never heard an armyman tried for it. So who is a terrorist then? My head hurts trying to think about the answer. It appears you all have some clarity on the subject. Unlike me, you don't post regularly. Perhaps your lives are important, you all have life and you all are busy. Once in a while something happens and it shakes you so much that you leave out your “I'm not political” rule and post political opinion. Maybe Palestine is too far for you to bother about but Jammu and Kashmir is a piece of land that belongs to you. I'm still trying to think about how your brain works. What motivates it and why.

On a separate note, I'll not force myself to post any such things. Terrorists will do what they do and are known to do, rapists will rape, thieves will steal, robbers will rob and scammers will scam. It's what they do. It's the job of the media to inform us when so and so happens. And it is the job of the government, and administration to first, stop such things from happening and second, if in case they happen then to investigate, catch and punish the perpetrators. I believe ordinary citizens and people in positions of influence must speak out when people in power aka govt do not do their job. For example, Kashmir is the world's most militarised region. What does that mean? It has the highest ratio of citizens to gunmen. Kashmir is also directly ruled by the Modi govt. Modi hasn't conducted elections there since he divided the state into three regions. Only recently a vehicle full of ammunition was rammed into an army base causing huge damage and embarrassment. How did such a vehicle with such large quantities of arms go past multiple army checkposts? Were army men involved with terrorists to aid them in committing such a heinous crime? We didn't bother to ask Modi these questions and he didn't bother to inform us anyway. We don't know what happened. Then recently some fraud from Gujarat claimed he was close to Modi and was visiting all sensitive army regions. In fact, he was taken around by Indian army officials. What kind of security does the Indian army have? What sort of verification procedures. No one asked, and no one answered. Modi demonetised and created havoc with the Indian economy but told us it broke the backbone of terrorism in Kashmir. There was the abrogation of article 370 defended on the same lines. So how's it still happening? Who is letting it happen? Is the Indian army incompetent? Or is Modi not letting them function? Do you want Modi to answer these questions or do you want to forget and wait until it repeats?

Here's a bit of truth. The reason why you post this is because it aligns with your politics. You're political. No one's apolitical. Your endgame is demonising a community. You're not bothered about lives lost. If you did, you would have spoken about Manipur, or about multiple Muslims murdered on Indian streets and video-graphed. A cabinet minister nonetheless went and garlanded convicts of lynching cases. Don't forget. Or when the rapists of Bilkis Bano were released by the Modi govt just before the Gujarat elections. Hindu organisations welcomed them with garlands and honoured them on a stage. Nice photographs. See. You're not bothered about rapes and deaths of people. You don't care who was killed in Jammu and Kashmir. You have a carefully curated politics in your head. You know it's awful. That's why you want to pretend apolitical about other matters where posting about it does not align with your politics. But here, you have to post. You don't want to lose the chance to dehumanise a community. Subtle huh?

I'm not suggesting you should not post. Please do. But also invest some time into thinking why are you bothering to post about it. Are you trying to inform your followers? Why? Is it because the media is not covering it? It actually is. Media didn't cover Manipur, Brijbhushan, Prajwal Devanna etc., but then you kept quiet. So why are you posting? Are you feeling sad? You are against terrorism and you want to tell it to your followers? What kind of followers do you have that think anyone would be in favour of terrorism? Aren't we all against violence, rape, child marriages, slavery etc? Are you trying to say yes? But read again, it doesn't appear like you are against rape and murder, right? That's what perplexes me.

Lastly, "all eyes on.." is copy of "All eyes on Rafah". Do you understand what it implies? With respect to Palestinian atrocities, the aim or charge was that Israel is killing people and administration (in this case everyone from UN, world powers etc have failed to stop the genocide) and because they have failed we need more eyeballs to force their attention onto the ongoing massacre. In case of Jammu and Kashmir then, who are we saying has failed? Who is in charge here? Who was supposed to stop terrorism? Who is supposed to find and charge terrorists? Narendra Modi right? So are you saying the god that you otherwise praise unlimitedly has failed to do his job? Again? If that was the case you would target Modi, ask him what is he doing? What did he do last time that terrorists could strike again? Well well well, you see, you're not asking that.

Anyway, good luck with your non-consequential outrage whose only aim is to foster animosity between two communities which is exactly also what fundamentalists and terrorists want. The same thing Modi tried throughout his election campaign. You all want same same thing. For both to hate each other.

#india #politics #life #religion #terrorism #violence

0 notes

bestsellingproperties · 5 months

Text

Prestige Rock Cliff : Best Apartments For You in Hyderabad

As an professional in the actual estate sector of Hyderabad, I am delighted to present to you Prestige Rock Cliff. It is a residential development located in the high area of Banjara Hills. Encompassing an area of 6 acres, this challenge promises a different residential revel in inside the colourful ambiance of Hyderabad.

The housing complicated evolved through Prestige Group showcases a number of meticulously planned flats, starting from 1-BHK to 3-BHK flats. This variety ensures that the property caters to a wide range of lifestyles, providing a suitable choice for each individual. With a collection of over 400 units, Prestige Rock Cliff presents residents with a plethora of choices, each featuring modern design and premium facilities.

Location Advantages of Prestige Rock Cliff

This residential property presented by Prestige Group in Hyderabad provides a significant advantage in terms of location. Consequently, it guarantees convenient access to crucial amenities and services. Parents can easily avail quality education for their children with renowned educational institutions such as Meridian School Banjara Hills and Time Kids Preschools located just a short distance away. Moreover, entertainment and relaxation opportunities are within reach with leisure destinations like Taj Krishna and Park Hyatt Hyderabad.

Regarding healthcare, the close proximity to hospitals like Care Hospital and Rainbow ensures swift medical support whenever required. Gulshan Villas Moradabad offers effortless navigation, with NH 65 providing control over commutes. The presence of nearby metro stations such as Jubilee Hill Checkpost and Punjagutta simplifies city navigation. Furthermore, Secunderabad Railway Station and Rajiv Gandhi International Airport conveniently sit nearby for journeys beyond the city. However, convenience is not the only benefit to enjoy. Those with a penchant for shopping will appreciate the proximity to GVK One Mall and City Center Mall. These purchasing hubs provide an in depth array of stores to cater to all shopping wishes. Prestige Rock Cliff Banjara Hills Hyderabad undeniably represents the pinnacle of convenience and accessibility in Hyderabad.

Investment Potential

Prestige Groups is introducing a real estate venture offering a compelling investment potential due to its advantageous location and high-end facilities. The housing units position themselves in flourishing neighborhoods like Banjara Hills, ensuring proximity to key establishments like IT hubs, medical facilities, educational institutions, and commercial complexes, thereby augmenting the appeal and worth of the property. Furthermore, the improvement showcases exceptional services including fitness centers, leisure regions, swimming swimming pools, and verdant landscapes, making sure a superior trendy of dwelling for inhabitants and enhancing its splendor as an investment opportunity.

In conjunction with the top class site and facilities, Prestige Group locations a sturdy emphasis on security measures to make sure the properly-being of occupants. With stringent surveillance protocols and 24/7 protection personnel, residents can experience peace of mind. Given the thriving real estate sector in Hyderabad, those houses provide beneficial possibilities for huge returns, whether via property resale or condominium earnings. Whether one's objective is to acquire a dream residence or make a prudent investment, Prestige Rock Cliff Hyderabad emerges as a promising option.

Your Path to Elevated Living

In conclusion, this residential property emerges as a superb choice for individuals in pursuit of a lavish lifestyle and a wise investment in the real estate sector of Hyderabad. Situated in Banjara Hills and covering an area of 6 acres, this residential sanctuary ensures an unparalleled residential sojourn. Boasting a range of intricately crafted apartments, there exists an ideal option for every individual.

The location benefits associated with Prestige apartments in Banjara Hills are irrefutable. Conversely, residing at Gulshan Villas Moradabad equates to convenience right at your doorstep. Esteemed educational institutions, recreational spots, medical facilities, transport nodes, and shopping precincts are all in close proximity. This results in effortless access to all necessities for a cozy and gratifying existence. Emphasis on safety is paramount at Gulshan Villas Moradabad. Hence, stringent surveillance protocols and 24/7 security personnel offer tranquility to inhabitants and stakeholders alike. Rest assured that your loved ones and investments are well safeguarded.

In addition to its exceptional location and deluxe facilities, Prestige Rock Cliff Banjara Hills presents attractive investment prospects. Given the flourishing real estate market of Hyderabad, these residences proffer promising returns through either resale or rental avenues. Whether you seek your dream abode or a shrewd investment prospect, it stands ready to fulfill your ambitions. Step into a realm of opulence, ease, and boundless possibilities.

#Prestige Rock Cliff #Prestige Rock Cliff Banjara Hills #Prestige Rock Cliff Banjara Hills Hyderabad #Prestige Rock Cliff Hyderabad #Prestige Banjara Hills Hyderabad.

0 notes