Sanjeev Dosi 🇮🇳 @dojeevs

@LinkedInHelp Ref # 260617-004012. My account has been restricted due to unauthorized access with fraudulent job postings appearing on my profile. I’m a long-time Premium member. Uploading government ID too hasn't helped. Request a human review of case and help please.

Borivali West folks - please work your magic & support Mansukh Kaka🪄💖 Share for good karma 🙏 Clip Credit @/storiesbyaradhana on Instagram

*1/2* Rubio to EAM in a telephonic conversation: Violations of US blockade & illicit Iran oil transport "will not be tolerated." Confirmed no exemption for India after US strikes killed 3 Indian seafarers. Fair enough — rules are rules. @SecRubio #StraitOfHormuz #IndiaUS

*2/2* But rules apply to all. If 17 Chinese + 20 Russian tankers crossed Hormuz in June '26, why this selective enforcement? It undermines the US "rules-based order".Either enforce the blockade uniformly, or admit it’s geopolitics, not principles. Seafarer lives aren't collateral

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@Ravindra_PE 20/20

@BankofIndia_IN Have you checked up with your Fergusson Road Br as to what is the issue? You obviously haven't. They have sent you umpteen mails which haven't been replied. Do let me know here what action have you taken on those mails before asking me to elaborate.

Hey @BankofIndia_IN my standing instructions with ur Fergusson Rd Pune Br were suddenly stopped without any reason. Br Mgr was too busy to speak with me. My mail to point out site related issues too hasn't been replied to. Pls chk my mail n not ask for my mbl no etc here.

Traveling Mumbai Pune noticed that there's no mobile connectivity inside the long tunnel on the connecting link. Request @CMOMaharashtra and @NHAI_Official to facilitate installation of mobile routers in the tunnel. Will help in an emergency.

@CPPuneCity @PuneCityTraffic @PuneCityPolice I have Nothing more to say.

@rohaninvestor Many Congratulations to your father. His contribution to the nation is no less.

🚨 Re-post for Help : A President's Gallantry Medalist's family is still fighting for justice. CRPF Constable Badal Murmu's wife and 6-year-old son are facing extreme hardships as official martyr benefits remain stalled due to his body not being recovered post a 2023 Naxal operation. They deserve closure and support

🔥 We took the bullets. They hired the lawyers. The Govt just spent ₹244 CRORE in legal fees to fight its own soldiers in court. The goal? To stop them from getting benefits worth just ₹109 CRORE. They literally paid lawyers 2.2x MORE, just to deny justice to our troops. Taxpayer money burned. Heroes harassed. Bureaucracy 1, Logic 0.

Public hearing on tree cutting in Kothrud But when citizens started asking questions, the concerned PMC official failed to provide answers and walked away saying, “I have a video conferencing meeting.” #Kothrud #Pune #SaveTrees 🌳 #CitizenVoice #ChaloPMC

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You have to be extremely shameless, entitled & brave to do this. But this is the beauty of this country. If you are well connected & can manage the system, NOTHING can happen to you. Judiciary, bureaucracy, politicians, everyone will come to protect you. No justice will be served- neither by judiciary, nor by the universe in form of karma.

On 19th May 2024, this brat who took two lives in a Porsche car under the influence of alcohol, and his parents tried to buy off the entire system! As soon as he got out of jail, the Agarwal family did wild celebration! Justice is JOKE! x.com/ndtvindia/stat…

😢 Heart-wrenching. In Jajira, Shariatpur, Bangladesh, a 10 year old Hindu boy carries his mother’s lifeless body to the police station on a cycle van. She was brutally raped and murdered in front of her own children. Now two little kids are orphaned, begging for justice. When will the world stop ignoring the persecution of Hindus in Bangladesh? #HinduLivesMatter #BangladeshHinduGenocide

Fact: the Govt & Judiciary are slaves to India’s most powerful rape-murder convict. They’ve just given Dera chief Gurmeet Singh his 16th vacation from jail, a total of 436 days. My take:

For years, women in the Kasturba Nagar slum of Nagpur lived with a kind of fear most people only see in films. Mothers warned daughters not to walk alone. Families slept with doors barricaded. Entire streets went silent when one man appeared. His name was Akku Yadav. People accused him of r*pe, torture, extortion, and murder. Women said he dragged girls from their homes, assaulted them in front of relatives, and threatened to kill anyone who spoke out. Witnesses vanished. Complaints disappeared. Police were repeatedly accused of taking bribes and protecting him. Every arrest seemed to end the same way: Akku walked free, smirking as he returned to the neighborhood that feared him. Then came the women who finally refused to stay quiet. Some tried organizing against him. Others testified. One woman, Usha Narayane, became known for openly resisting him after years of terror. But resistance brought retaliation. Homes were burned. Families were attacked. And still, the system failed them. On August 13, 2004, Akku Yadav arrived at Nagpur District Court for a bail hearing. Nearly 200 women followed him inside. Many came dressed like ordinary housewives carrying vegetables, bags, or children. Hidden beneath their saris were kitchen knives, chili powder, stones, and rage that had been building for more than a decade. When the hearing began, the women surged forward. They threw chili powder into his eyes. Police lost control of the courtroom. Witnesses later described a terrifying scene of screaming, chaos, and years of fear exploding all at once. Akku Yadav was stabbed repeatedly in open court until he collapsed on the floor. And then something extraordinary happened. When authorities demanded to know who killed him, the women answered: “We all did.” The case shocked India. Some called it barbaric. Others called it the inevitable result of a justice system that had collapsed long before the courtroom bloodshed began