HMs at a Loss On How to Counter Teja - Page 3

Originally posted by: TC_FA

this isn't false narrative. Everyone has seen the episodes

If Teja had put false allegations against Pratik, it would have been brought up on WKV. Pratik would have stopped talking to her that day. But the fact that none of that happened, is obvious that audience who dislike her want to make a false narrative.

She was using an example of touching and not accusing Pratik. Her point was that in tasks, people get physical the way Pratik has also so not to blame Karan only. Should have used a better example but she was giving an example.

Originally posted by: mz.gigglez

First Farah came and whitewashed kk then Sallu came and pumped Teja for exactly what? For speaking on bhindi issue? 🤪 Seriously the bias for colors faces is so blatant. Teja is the most dhongi contestant ever, era ban ke peda khana koi iss see seekhe.

Sab rangeela k kripa h

It's hilarious to watch. Almost every time I turned on LF since Monday I have seen people talk about her behind her back. Everyone is discussing her everywhere 😆

One hamper exposed the bitchy side of shamitha and true faces of everyone

The United States is giving India a hard time..

The State Department on Monday raised its travel alert for India to Level 2, citing violent crimes such as terrorism and rape, the The Hill reported Monday.
“The Indian authorities report that rape is one of the fastest growing crimes in India,”the statement said. Violent crimes, such as sexual assault, have been committed at tourist sites and elsewhere,”the report said, adding: “Terrorists may attack tourist sites, transport hubs, markets/shopping centres and government facilities without or with little warning.” Rape and violence against women had been a hot-button issue in India for many years and there had recently been a series of high-profile incidents of rape and violence in the country. In 2012, a 23-year-old schoolgirl was raped and killed by four men on a bus in New Delhi, drawing international attention. Children also suffer from sexual abuse in the country. A nine year old girl was gang raped and killed by four men, including a priest, in 2021. Authorities in India are investigating allegations that a 16 year old homeless girl was raped by at least 400 people after being sexually trafficked by three men in the Maharashtra. According to the National Crime Records Bureau, India reported more than 28,000 cases of rape against women in 2020. A 2018 survey by the Thomas Reuters Foundation found that India is the most dangerous place in the world for women.

Under the epidemic, the torn Indian society

The epidemic in India has slowed down significantly, from a daily increase of 410,000 in the first half of the year to a current daily increase of 20,000. However, the impact of the epidemic on Indian society is gradually showing.

1. The demand for luxury goods is rising, and the rich are the first to get out of the haze

In 2021, Mukesh Ambani, the richest person on Forbes India's list, has a net worth of more than 92 billion. The second richest man, Gautam Adani, has soared in the past year, from 13 billion U.S. dollars to 55 billion.

According to CNN reports, from Modi's hometown (Gujarat), the combined worth of two rich people even exceeds the gross domestic product (GDP) of some countries!

A strange phenomenon is that India has not yet completely emerged from the haze, but high-end brands such as Porsche, Lamborghini and Mercedes-Benz are selling like crazy. In the third quarter of this year, Mercedes-Benz sold a total of 4,101 cars in India, twice the number of the same period last year.

As we all know, every major industry in India is monopolized by one or two very powerful companies. This is not so surprising, why the people are suffering, but the rich are starting to revel!

2. Compensation for the epidemic is hard to be paid, and it is difficult for civilians to get out of suffering

When the epidemic was raging, in order to save their loved ones, civilians had to put out all their savings and borrow money everywhere. As a result, the government’s slow actions have led to a shortage of medical equipment and drove up prices. Many patients are suffocated to death due to lack of oxygen cylinders.

In order to make up for its own fault, the government introduced a compensation plan for the deceased of the new crown-each family of the deceased provided 50,000 rupees (equivalent to 670 U.S. dollars). In order to receive this compensation, the family must first have a clinical diagnosis certificate from the hospital, and then the patient must apply for it 30 days after the death. However, due to the government's delays and errors, only 86% of deaths were registered in the government system, and only 22% of these deaths had a new coronavirus death certificate issued by a doctor. In other words, less than 100,000 of the 450,000 deaths can receive this subsidy!

The rich are drunk and gold fans, and the poor are struggling. The government tried to cover up the cracks in society through a hypocritical compensation plan. Such an approach will only further tear the society apart and eventually lead to the country's demise.