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where do read these kind of stuff??
Some guys were posting it while commenting on Jasraj's video on FB.
Trident Group? Hotel Trident Gurgaon isse group da aye?
Hotel Trident Gurgaon is directly owned by Badals having partnership with oberoi hotels. Trident group owned by Rajinder Gupta is a different company. It a USD 1 billion Indian business conglomerate which operates in five business segments: Yarn, Bed Linen, Paper, Chemicals and Captive Power. Although RG enjoys close friendship with Badals, Captain & Shivraj singh chouhan.
 
& what about the devils he is advocating to? will it help us to send them to hell? :devil:
Sending saperatists to hell is not important, they are handful, changing minds of saperatist supporters is important.

As an separatist I will be happy to know that GoI has recognised my importance and have sent a Track 2 diplomacy team to engage with me. Evidence of that can now be used for Propaganda and shared with the public and pakistan "establishment" via Photographs conveniently provided.
Firstly, our only concern should be the saperatist supporters. You think you can change the minds of the saperatists? Secondly, Ravi Shankar do not represent GoI.

Most of the pro saperatist youth are brainwashed radicalized Islamists. If they see Ravi Shankar meeting the ones they admire (saperatists), it will either cause them to distrust saperatists or trust Ravi Shankar. We need to crush the radical Islam in Kashmir somehow. But its not sure that he has the capability to do that, thats why i used the word potential. But it won't be surprising if he is already working for someone.

Or simply stick to the old conventional ways as you suggest.
 
Firstly, our only concern should be the saperatist supporters. You think you can change the minds of the saperatists? Secondly, Ravi Shankar do not represent GoI.

Most of the pro saperatist youth are brainwashed radicalized Islamists. If they see Ravi Shankar meeting the ones they admire (saperatists), it will either cause them to distrust saperatists or trust Ravi Shankar. We need to crush the radical Islam in Kashmir somehow. But its not sure that he has the capability to do that, thats why i used the word potential. But it won't be surprising if he is already working for someone.

Or simply stick to the old conventional ways as you suggest.

LOL.... you really think Shri Ravi Shankar got randomly involved in kashmiri politics without encouragement from GoI ?

But you make good point. Propaganda can be a double edged sword. It can cut both ways.
 


Shame on a father who has to be bailed out by his son, for abusing women! The police also confiscated his phone and have sent it to forensics. They also instructed twitter to either get offensive tweets deleted or banned his handle.

“I had sent seven letters to Delhi Police and even recorded my statement, but the cops in the national capital turned out to be disaster. Despite my repeated pleas, they were reluctant to register and transfer the FIR to Mumbai. This new development would encourage many women on social media in future to seek police’s intervention if they ever find themselves as victims of online abuse.”

BUT THE NASTY FACT BEING, INDIAN PM WAS FOLLOWING THIS LOW LIFE CREATURE - IMAGINE PM OF INDIA!

 
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Looks like some people still have a hard on for Smriti Irani.


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Clash averted at 2 places in Chhotepur’s home district of Gurdaspur

The Gurdaspur administration is keeping a watchful eye over the situation in former Punjab convener of AAP Sucha Singh Chhotepur’s home district even as the police averted a clash at two places on Sunday between pro- and anti-Kejriwal supporters.


In Dinanagar, Amandeep Singh Gill, a loyalist of Chhotepur and AAP’s Gurdaspur zonal in-charge, led a march of 200 supporters to the venue where Kejriwal’s followers, including former cabinet minister Balbir Singh Baath, AAP’s Gurdaspur observer Ankush Narang and party candidate from Fatehgarh Churian Gurvinder Singh Shampura, were holding a meeting.


A potentially-volatile situation was defused after SSP Jasdeep Singh quickly dispatched a police party which ensured that both the groups were separated by nearly 100 metre.


In Dera Baba Nanak, where a similar meeting was held today, the Batala Police, after receiving inputs about an “impending” clash, provided a heavy security cover at the venue.


Gurvinder Shampura is organising a rally to be addressed by AAP MP from Sangrur Bhagwant Mann at Kala Afghana village falling in Fatehgarh Churian segment on September 4.


However, Deputy Commissioner Pardeep Sabharwal said the permission will be given only after going through police reports. Sources claim that the reports are not very positive following which a nod to rally may not be given at all.


Batala SSP Daljinder Singh Dhillon said the police were awaiting more inputs before a final decision is taken on the rally.


A groundswell of support is being witnessed in favour of Chhotepur in this district which forms a part of the Gurdaspur Parliamentary seat. During the 2014 elections, Chhotepur managed to bag 1.74 lakh votes, stunning even the most seasoned of political observers. In the 2012 assembly elections, he contested from the Qadian seat, falling in this district, and bagged 17,000 votes.


Even his arch-rivals like senior SAD leader and former cabinet minister S S Sekhwan are coming out openly in Chhotepur’s support.


Today, Sekhwan held a press conference in which he said, “Chhotepur is one of the most honest politicians in Punjab politics.” This assumes significance as during the last assembly polls, Chhotepur and Sekhwan were engaged in a bitter battle for the Qadian seat. Their verbal outbursts against each other at that time had become the talk of the town.


The Gurdaspur SSP said police were ready to crack the whip if any law and order problem erupted. “Some leaders, having a past history of indulging in violence are under watch,” he added.

http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/pu...tml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
 
@Prometheus @Juggernautjatt

Is Chhotepur sting video out? I believe Manish Sisodiya or Sanjay Singh is also in the video. is it true?


not out...........they wont bring it out.........and it looks like there is nothing wrong recorded in the video thats why chottepur is challenging to make it public

Some guys were posting it while commenting on Jasraj's video on FB.

Hotel Trident Gurgaon is directly owned by Badals having partnership with oberoi hotels. Trident group owned by Rajinder Gupta is a different company. It a USD 1 billion Indian business conglomerate which operates in five business segments: Yarn, Bed Linen, Paper, Chemicals and Captive Power. Although RG enjoys close friendship with Badals, Captain & Shivraj singh chouhan.


People in amritsar announced a new party named "AAP Punjab" ...........lol

Clash averted at 2 places in Chhotepur’s home district of Gurdaspur

The Gurdaspur administration is keeping a watchful eye over the situation in former Punjab convener of AAP Sucha Singh Chhotepur’s home district even as the police averted a clash at two places on Sunday between pro- and anti-Kejriwal supporters.


In Dinanagar, Amandeep Singh Gill, a loyalist of Chhotepur and AAP’s Gurdaspur zonal in-charge, led a march of 200 supporters to the venue where Kejriwal’s followers, including former cabinet minister Balbir Singh Baath, AAP’s Gurdaspur observer Ankush Narang and party candidate from Fatehgarh Churian Gurvinder Singh Shampura, were holding a meeting.


A potentially-volatile situation was defused after SSP Jasdeep Singh quickly dispatched a police party which ensured that both the groups were separated by nearly 100 metre.


In Dera Baba Nanak, where a similar meeting was held today, the Batala Police, after receiving inputs about an “impending” clash, provided a heavy security cover at the venue.


Gurvinder Shampura is organising a rally to be addressed by AAP MP from Sangrur Bhagwant Mann at Kala Afghana village falling in Fatehgarh Churian segment on September 4.


However, Deputy Commissioner Pardeep Sabharwal said the permission will be given only after going through police reports. Sources claim that the reports are not very positive following which a nod to rally may not be given at all.


Batala SSP Daljinder Singh Dhillon said the police were awaiting more inputs before a final decision is taken on the rally.


A groundswell of support is being witnessed in favour of Chhotepur in this district which forms a part of the Gurdaspur Parliamentary seat. During the 2014 elections, Chhotepur managed to bag 1.74 lakh votes, stunning even the most seasoned of political observers. In the 2012 assembly elections, he contested from the Qadian seat, falling in this district, and bagged 17,000 votes.


Even his arch-rivals like senior SAD leader and former cabinet minister S S Sekhwan are coming out openly in Chhotepur’s support.


Today, Sekhwan held a press conference in which he said, “Chhotepur is one of the most honest politicians in Punjab politics.” This assumes significance as during the last assembly polls, Chhotepur and Sekhwan were engaged in a bitter battle for the Qadian seat. Their verbal outbursts against each other at that time had become the talk of the town.


The Gurdaspur SSP said police were ready to crack the whip if any law and order problem erupted. “Some leaders, having a past history of indulging in violence are under watch,” he added.

http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/pu...tml?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/pu...ys-conspiracy-cannot-be-ruled-out/286708.html


Aam Aadmi Party leader Sukhpal Singh Khaira defended Punjab unit’s dismissed convener Sucha Singh Chhotepur saying that “a conspiracy against him could not be ruled out".



The leader — who Chhotepur named as one of the people who supported him — said the party’s decision to sack the leader had shaken AAP’s volunteers in the state as well as its supporters abroad.


He also asked the party to reconsider candidates for some of the assembly seats "for the sake of disappointed party workers”.


However, he dismissed Chhotepur’s claims that Kejriwal was “anti-Sikh” and allegations from some quarters that the party’s national convener was an outsider, although he admitted that the AAP’s central leadership should to allow Punjab’s unit to have a greater say in the party’s state affairs.


Khaira’s statement comes days after AAP suspended Chhotepur from the position of Punjab convener until a committee investigated allegations that he had accepted a “bribe” from a volunteer after a "sting" video surfaced.


Chhotepur has denied any wrongdoing and has accused AAP leaders Durgesh Pathak and Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia of being behind the video.
 
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