Emotion, devotion or patriotism, in front of camera?
I had this tendency to show my devotion to idols in temples such as Jagannath or Kali/shiv.
I realized 15 years ago that what the hell I am doing? I study, look for job & arrange my food. Why do waste time in a bloody place?
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#cjisabobde in a video praying the god at Hindu Temple: Muslims may file a curative petition on the ground t…
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“#cjisabobde in a video praying the god at Hindu Temple: Muslims may file a curative petition on the ground that 1 or 2 of the judges were religiously prejudiced/biased and that has tilted the judgment against them in #Ayodhya. Hurra&Hurra supports them. Source: @WhatsApp https://t.co/YY9wLMvB6O”
Ever since the Right to Information Act was enacted in 2005 there have been continuous attempts to dilute this potentially powerful law. The dilution has come from government action as well as by judicial interpretation. The dilution of a landmark law and the rights it confers does not happen with a single amendment. The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) II’s 2019 legislative amendments to the 2005 Right to Information (RTI) Act cap a process that has evolved over the past 14 years, covering the tenure of four governments.