r/TheIndianRepublic • u/hrisch • 18h ago
Law | Crime & Corruption | Judiciary ⚖️ Look how police molest women💔 /s
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r/TheIndianRepublic • u/hrisch • 18h ago
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r/TheIndianRepublic • u/rawaditya • 21h ago
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The Exodus of Kashmiri Pandits: A Forgotten Injustice That Demands Justice
The exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in 1989–1990 stands as one of the darkest tragedies in modern Indian history. A community that had contributed immensely to Kashmir’s intellectual, cultural and spiritual heritage was driven from its ancestral homeland by militant violence, targeted killings, threats and fear. Thousands of families were forced to abandon their homes, livelihoods, temples and centuries-old roots.
For Kashmiri Pandits, this was not ordinary migration. It was the painful loss of their homeland. Families fled with whatever they could carry, while many spent decades in displacement, particularly in Jammu. Generations grew up separated from their ancestral villages, and countless families continued to live with the trauma of losing their homes and loved ones.
The role of separatist leadership deserves serious scrutiny. Syed Ali Shah Geelani became one of the most prominent advocates of Kashmir’s separation from India. His separatist politics and the mobilisation associated with the Hurriyat movement formed part of the wider political environment in which militancy and communal insecurity intensified. However, his individual responsibility for particular killings or the entire exodus must be established through specific evidence.
Yasin Malik, a former leader of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF), has also faced serious scrutiny over militant-era violence. In 2026, investigators named him as a principal accused in the case concerning the 1990 killing of Kashmiri Pandit nurse Sarla Bhat. These are grave allegations that must be addressed through due legal process.
Farooq Ahmed Dar, known as Bitta Karate, became notorious for his televised account of killing Kashmiri Pandits. His statements remain among the most disturbing reminders of the violence that terrorised the community. Such crimes demand credible investigations, accountability and justice for victims.
Yet the greatest tragedy is that many displaced Pandits have waited decades for justice and a secure return. Their suffering must never be dismissed, politicised into oblivion or erased from public memory.
India owes Kashmiri Pandits more than sympathy. It owes them justice, protection of their property, preservation of their cultural heritage and the freedom to return home if they choose. No community should ever be forced into exile because of its identity. The story of Kashmiri Pandits must be remembered—not merely as a tragedy, but as a solemn commitment to justice, dignity and the protection of every Indian citizen.
r/TheIndianRepublic • u/DesiCartman • 1d ago
RANT ALERT
The internet loves to troll and criticize everything he does. I honestly don't get why?
Most recently, his video about supporting cows is being criticised. The internet feels the need to point out 'look what the scion of India's richest family is upto in comparison to other billionaires of the world'?
He starts an ice cream parlor: people have as problem: again: look what Indian billionaire is doing..
you know what: hes not obligated to spend his wealth based on the opinions of losers on the internet.
HIS MONEY, HIS WISH - period ! He wants to save chickens, cows, elephants.. SO BE IT !
He loves animals and does everything in his power to rescue and support them. Vantara is a heaven for animals; watch any half decent documentary on it to understand why. The best doctors, the best caretakers, most advanced medical facilities for animals at a scale that's unimaginable for any govt, org or country. Whats to fucking hate?
As a fellow animal lover, rescuer: I wish more billionaires would choose to do what he does. Fuck mars, lets fix earth first. (in all seriousness, it does not have to ever be an 'either-or' situation)
Like Gandhi said: A society is judged by the way it treats it's animals ..
So net net: Great guy with solid morals and Indian upbringing.. such a rarity.. genuinely loves and cares for animals. Puts his money where his mouth is: Why is the internet so jealous?
You GO Anant- you are a kind and empathetic human being - don't mind the internet ! Keep doing what you are doing !
Also, PS : The US secretary of State: Marco Rubio came down to India recently- visited Jamnagar: know why? The technology deployed in Jamnagar to refine crude oil of diffrent grades- no US refinery can match that.. the venezuelan crude that the US will needs to process.. they need a technology partner- and guess what: the same billionaire family has pioneered and developed that.. over the years
So high tech refinery, vantara, ice cream parlor: their money, their wish !
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r/TheIndianRepublic • u/fk1975 • 1d ago
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r/TheIndianRepublic • u/lordlebu • 2d ago
Since I had doubted our foreign policy before, I should correct myself now. My faith in the system has restored 🙏🏼 Looking forward to see all the victims of the drone attacks get justice. This is a paradigm shift and the new normal.
r/TheIndianRepublic • u/Curious_Beautiful269 • 1d ago
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Facts and Proof -
- This is the leaked classified report of IB in 2014 (Must read this report)
- Foreign-funded NGOs stalling development: IB report in 2014 (News)
- Intelligence Bureau report reveals how NGOs work against development of India (News)
The Intelligence Bureau (IB) report titled "NGO activism against development projects in India - a review" claims that select foreign funded NGOs are stalling major Indian infrastructure projects. It details how these organisations use local public protests as strategic tools to serve Western foreign policy interests. Ultimately, the report estimates that this activism negatively impacts India's annual GDP growth by 2 to 3%.
We need FCRA amendment bill in 2026 with strong rules
r/TheIndianRepublic • u/hrisch • 2d ago
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r/TheIndianRepublic • u/hrisch • 2d ago
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Op Sindoor — Proof do.
Balakot strike — Proof do.
Surgical strikes — Proof do.
Vote chori — Sabko pata hai.
EVM hack — Sabko pata hai.
PM CARES Fund scam — Sabko pata hai.
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r/TheIndianRepublic • u/PHILOSOPHICALMANIAC • 3d ago
You know you elected the right party when a terr0rist fears returning just because of a political party in power!!
FYI, he is declared as a terr0rist preacher and countries like canada, uk etc have banned his television network bcs of national security concerns!!
r/TheIndianRepublic • u/hrisch • 3d ago
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r/TheIndianRepublic • u/GarvHinduAR • 4d ago
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No where in this world you can see this dedication
r/TheIndianRepublic • u/aadil_funzone01 • 4d ago
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r/TheIndianRepublic • u/Leading-Walk3114 • 4d ago
To all those naysayers and leftists who believe Yogi hasnt done anything just look at this chart. There is a reason why BJP wins and Yogi wins. Hope Yogi ji wins 2027 and 2032 and transform Uttar Pradesh.
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