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It’s impossible to dismiss the eerie pattern emerging from these assassination attempts on Donald Trump. The latest individual involved in such an attempt, Ryan Routh, followed the footsteps of Thomas Crooks, both of whom oddly enough, "appeared in a Blackrock Commercial". Coincidence? "These aren’t coincidences", according to those observing this unsettling trend. Global wealth management firms seem to be intertwined with symbolic references that leave many questioning their significance.

In a disturbing and revolting incident that has sent shockwaves through Ghaziabad’s Loni Border area, Aamir Khan, the owner of Khushi Juice Corner, was found engaging in a heinous act that has left the community in outrage. Khan, along with his minor assistant, was caught by locals for allegedly mixing urine into juice sold to unsuspecting customers. As a result of these alarming allegations, the two were severely beaten by the furious crowd before being handed over to the authorities.

In a tragic sequence of events, a viral picture of Lord Ganesha’s idol locked inside a police van sent waves of grief and frustration across social media platforms. This distressing image came to light amidst violent attacks on Hindus by radical Muslim mobs in Nagamangala village, located in the Mandya district of Karnataka.

A new video of Sarwar Chishti, a prominent member of the Anjuman Committee at the Ajmer Dargah, has once again sparked controversy, going viral across social media on 11th September. Known for his divisive rhetoric in the past, this time Chishti is seen aggressively inciting Muslims to take to the streets, allegedly under the pretext of opposing the Waqf Amendment Bill 2024. The manner in which he manipulates his followers is troubling, as he paints a grim picture of a community under siege. He states, "It’s a matter of shame that our dignity is at risk. Our houses are being bulldozed, mobs...

The plight of migrant workers from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar in Punjab has taken a distressing turn. Three years ago, an unfortunate incident saw Charanjit Singh Channi, the then Chief Minister of Punjab and a Congress leader, referring to these migrants disparagingly as “Bhaiya,” a term that was perceived as derogatory. Although Channi later apologized amidst significant backlash, this incident has not remained isolated. Instead, it seems to have set a precedent, as disdain towards these workers has been on the rise.

An eviction drive targeting illegal encroachments near Guwahati turned into a violent and chaotic event on Thursday, as a large Muslim mob resorted to an unprovoked attack on law enforcement officers. The result of this dangerous confrontation was the injury of multiple police officers and the deaths of two attackers. The mob's aggressive actions forced the police to open fire, killing "Haider Ali and Juwahid Ali," who later "succumbed to bullet injuries."

In a dramatic turn of events, Shahbaz Ali, a cunning robber with a history of criminal activities, was arrested by the Ahmedabad Railway Police in Gujarat. This is no ordinary case of theft; Ali had been cleverly deceiving authorities and the public alike by posing as "Major Harshit Chaudhary," a supposed high-ranking officer in the Indian Army. His fraudulent identity was meticulously crafted, complete with a forged army ID card and a series of official-looking documents that helped him maintain the facade for quite some time.

In a shocking incident that unfolded in the early hours of Wednesday, two young Army officers were assaulted, and one of their two female companions was allegedly gangraped by a group of six men. This brutal attack occurred near Jam Gate along the Mhow-Mandleshwar Road in Madhya Pradesh, shattering the calm of what was meant to be an innocent outing.

The community of Syedpura in Gujarat has been left in shock following a series of planned attacks on Ganesh pandals by a group of minor Muslim youths. According to an investigation by the local police, these young individuals were orchestrated by a gang leader who had been meticulously planning these attacks for three months. The aim was audaciously set to target 10 different Ganesh Pandals each day.