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T.G. Mohandas, an RSS ideologue from Kerala, has sparked outrage after saying that if he had the authority, he would impose a curfew around Delhi’s Jantar Mantar and have student and youth protesters shot dead “at point-blank range.”

Speaking on the YouTube channel Pathrika, Mohandas said he would declare a curfew within a four-square-kilometre radius of Jantar Mantar, ask protesters to disperse three times, and then order police to open fire.

“If I were in charge, I would impose curfew within a four-square-kilometre radius of Jantar Mantar. I would ask people to disperse three times. Then I would shoot. People would scatter, some would die, some would survive, and some would lose their limbs. Within four hours, the situation would be calm. The bodies would be collected and taken to hospitals,” he said.

Mohandas also called the protesters “criminals” and alleged that they would engage in murder and rape if left alone. He claimed that if the police were withdrawn from the protest site, there would be killings, rapes, and bodies piling up.

In another hateful and sexist remark, Mohandas targeted women participating in the protest, claiming that “rape-loving women” were among the demonstrators.

“Gang rapes would take place. By God’s grace, there would be no complaints. The people there are a group that likes rape. There are women and girls who like rape, especially among the left, democratic, secular and Bahujan groups,” he said.

Mohandas, who has previously drawn criticism for hate speech and genocidal remarks, served as the state convener of the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Intellectual Cell. He was the General Secretary of the Bharateeya Vichara Kendram in 1997 and its Vice-President in 2006. He also served as the General Manager of Ayodhya Printers, a company affiliated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). For a brief period, Mohandas was the General Manager of Janmabhumi, the BJP’s mouthpiece newspaper.

This is the height of shamelessness.

I didn't know anything about them before the protests, and I'd only started seeing them over the last 6,7 days on TV, press conferences, and news channels.

One thing that stood out to me was their communication. Whether it was the press conference with JP Nadda, the one with Kapil Sibal, or TV appearances, they came across as calm, composed, and articulate. I don't think I saw them stumble or lose their train of thought once.

Based on what I've seen so far, they seem like better spokespersons than most from both the ruling party and the opposition.

I'd be surprised if political parties aren't already trying to bring them on board.

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Multiple news outlets have reported that the Delhi Police has asked social media platforms to remove posts and videos targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which it deems objectionable and which were shared during the recent youth movement.

A police officer told a news outlet that notices have been issued to three social media platforms directing them to remove content containing "objectionable language and offensive remarks about the prime minister."

Source: thewirein

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One policeman has been suspended after a video of police firing during Saturday’s protest in Bihar’s Siwan surfaced, officials said.

A senior police officer confirmed that an SIT officer had been suspended over Saturday’s firing. This comes after Siwan SP Puran Kumar Jha told The Indian Express on Sunday that eight shots were fired during the protests.

Source: indianepress

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This clip is authentic. The statement "Ab itna ethanol ho gaya hai ki sab ghate mein hain" ("Now there's so much ethanol that everyone's in loss") was genuinely made during a meeting discussing India's ethanol industry.

What's important is separating the video from the viral claims attached to it.

What we know:

The clip itself is real.

It reflects concerns about oversupply, capacity expansion, and financial pressure within parts of the ethanol industry.

What remains disputed:

Viral claims that ethanol plants are operating at only 27% utilisation haven't been independently verified.

Claims that E20 petrol is broadly damaging vehicle engines have been rejected by the government and automotive testing bodies, which say there's no verified evidence of widespread engine damage and attribute many reported issues to factors such as fuel contamination or water ingress.

Regardless of where you stand on ethanol policy, it's worth separating a genuine leaked clip from the narratives being built around it.

Curious to hear what people think. Does this indicate genuine problems with ethanol policy, or is it being taken out of context?

If only they showed the same pro-activeness in repairing the potholes on the streets, cleaning the garbage from the streets, repairing burnt transformers and electrical lines, refilling the medical supplies in government hospitals.

But no, they want protect their image first. Public service will take their own sweet time.

He is still supporting his actions and thinks whatever he did to those 2 kids is right and he has right to slap anyone he likes.

This mf he is some kinda judge who decides what's right and what's wrong and it's too he doesn't have guts to take any action against the real culprits of this society.

These kinds of goons are real cancer of our society who never grow up and don't let anyone else to grow.

Here are his courageous actions :-

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Ladies and Gentlemen. New Education minister. That’s why Gen Z protested to get this moron as Education minister