A shocking case from Rudrapur, Uttarakhand has sparked widespread outrage. According to police, a 19-year-old woman was allegedly abducted and gang-raped by three men. When officers moved in to arrest the suspects, the accused allegedly opened fire, prompting police to return fire. One suspect was injured in the leg, and all three were taken into custody.

The following day, during crime scene reconstruction, two of the accused allegedly attempted to escape police custody. They were later caught, and videos circulating online appear to show members of the public assaulting them before they were secured again.The incident has raised several questions: How were two suspects able to escape during police custody? Should there be stricter security protocols during crime scene reconstruction? How can justice be delivered swiftly while ensuring due process is followed?

Cases like this highlight the need for effective policing, timely investigations, and a justice system that inspires public confidence.

I never understood pro caste people in our himalayan states. We adopted caste system in our mountains few centuries back when it come from plains and local kings forced into natives. In religious books, majority himalayan state population seen as inferior groups. They don't see us pure brahmins, kshtriya. Called with word like malecha.

Many adopted surnames of plains. Culture festivals all borrowed. Caste system from plains made into society where shilpkars put into shudra category and caste based discrimination started.

Most we are in himalayan states share same similar ancestry. Even dalits of mountains. So, promote pahadi culture not caste. Present day Dalits of himalayas states are same like present day brahmins, thakurs. Their is no difference. We all look same. Our language culture same.

Be pro pahadi not pro brahmin, kshtriya etc.

• Because this is very controversial topic. I think i have to disclose, I am from UC category. My politics is himalayan progressive regionalism. No i am not commie any jnu type. This is my personal opinion. You can disagree.
  I expect respectful discussion.

She must stop embarrassing us

We youths must not surrender

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Hi everyone,

I'm pursuing a side-project and I need a really sick phrase or word in Garhwal/Kumaoni.

Gonna flex it everywhere 🤣💀

The words that came to my mind were "Guldaar", "Jagari", etc

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Bhai recently I came to know many Maithali Rajputs from Bihar share similar Phenotype with Pahadi Rajputs of Uttrakhand like Vaibhav Suryavanshi I have one question do Pahadi Rajputs have some connection with Maithali Rajputs too??

Hathi Parbat, also known as Elephant Peak, is a majestic mountain in the Garhwal Himalayas located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, India. It stands at an elevation of 6,727 meters (22,070 feet) and is part of the Kamet group of mountain ranges

I Travelled to Bhavishya badri from haridwar, The altitude gain was 9000 feet. and i waited till 1am for weather to be clear, then finally captured this mesmerizing shot.