Ansh Sheth Unfiltered

09/06/2026

100 homes demolished in Surat. 30 more in Bharuch. One JCB. Zero demolition orders. Not a single person claiming responsibility.
This isn't an incident. This is a pattern.
Prayagraj, UP — June 2022
CM Yogi Adityanath directed officials to take "stern action" against protesters. His media adviser Mrityunjay Kumar tweeted a photo of a bulldozer: "Unruly elements remember, there is a Saturday after every Friday." Two days later, PDA Nodal Officer Ajay Kumar signed the demolition order for activist Javed Mohammad's home — a house legally registered in his wife Parveen Fatima's name. Notice was backdated and pasted on the wall hours before demolition. SSP Ajay Kumar oversaw the operation on ground. Supreme Court in April 2025 called it "illegal, high-handed and inhuman." Compensation: ₹10 lakh per family. Time taken: 3 years. Officials punished: zero.
Ahmedabad — April-May 2025
Police Commissioner G.S. Malik deployed 3,000 police and 50 JCBs. JCP Crime Sharad Singhal commanded ground operations. 10,000+ homes demolished. Stated reason: Bangladeshi immigrants. Reality: residents held Aadhaar, voter ID, ration cards. No foreign tribunal had declared a single person illegal. Advocate General Kamal Trivedi defended it in court as "national security." The UN formally called it a violation of international human rights law.
Surat — June 3, 2026
100 homes. Families living there for 40-50 years. Private JCB. Uniformed police watching throughout. BJP MLA Vinu Mordia — ruling party — confirmed no demolition order was issued and no record exists in municipal files. SMC Commissioner M. Nagarajan's response: "some structures were demolished by another party." The landowner has still not been named publicly. No FIR filed.
Supreme Court ruled in November 2024 — 15 days notice mandatory before any demolition. Officials personally liable if violated.
1,000+ documented illegal demolitions since 2019.
The law is clear. The homes are rubble. And the people who did this haven't even been named.

08/06/2026

CJP has structural problems. Their past associations are questionable. But how does that affect the issues they're standing for?
No political organisation in India has a clean history. Certainly not the one currently running the country.
94 out of 240 BJP MPs have declared criminal cases in their own sworn affidavits submitted to the Election Commission. Their own words on paper.
Among them:
— 27 MPs with attempt to murder charges
— 2 MPs with r**e charges
— 4 MPs with kidnapping charges
— 54 MPs and MLAs with crimes against women
And then there's the "washing machine" — 25 politicians facing active corruption investigations joined BJP since 2014. 23 of them got relief in their cases almost immediately after switching. (National Herald India) Names include Ajit Pawar, Praful Patel, Himanta Biswa Sarma, Ashok Chavan — people Modi publicly called corrupt before they joined him.
One BJP leader didn't even hide it — former Congress minister Harshvardhan Patil said he could "sleep in peace" after joining BJP without fear of ED knocking on his door. (gulfnews)
And Union Minister Hardeep Puri visited Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan residence three confirmed times — after Epstein was already a registered s*x offender. Emails on record.
CJP is demanding 50% women in Parliament. Judicial independence. Media freedom.
Criticise the structure. Criticise the associations. But do it with the same energy you reserve for the opposition.
Otherwise it's not accountability. It's just sides.

05/06/2026

Rajesh Exports. Rajesh Mehta. ₹15.15 lakh crore.
SEBI under Tuhin Kanta Pandey has alleged one of India's largest cases of financial mismanagement revenue overstated across 5 years, from FY21 to FY25. Standalone accounts misrepresented by ₹12,557 crore. Derivatives trades from the chairman's personal account shown in company books. Corporate funds mismanaged without board consent.
This isn't a rounding error. SEBI calls it egregious.
LIC holds 10.8% of this company. That's public money.
Rajesh Mehta denies all allegations. The investigation is ongoing.

03/06/2026

Winning an auction means bidding the highest. Unless your name isn't Adani.
Vedanta bid ₹17,000 crore for Jaiprakash Associates. Adani bid ₹14,500 crore. Vedanta was declared the winner in writing. Then the contract went to Adani anyway.
The reason? Faster repayment. But if that was always the criteria why was Vedanta confirmed first?
Anil Agarwal went on X and said "It was a transparent process. We were informed in writing that we had won. But life is never so simple. After some days, the decision was changed."
He moved the Supreme Court. The ED raided his offices across Delhi, Mumbai and Rajasthan. The charge — illegal royalty payments to a foreign parent. A practice dozens of Indian multinationals follow openly.
Why Vedanta. Why now. Why after the tweet.
Draw your own conclusions.

02/06/2026

When will students be able to give exams peacefully
Paper leaks in neet
Mishaps in checking in cbse
Server glitches wrong centre allocation in scc
Now mismgt in cuet
This is high time someone in power takes a big decision and revolutionise the education system or atleast the exam system so that the student has to just care about giving the exam and not the other things

31/05/2026

China's threat is real — and yes, we should address it. Even I support that.
But what concerns me are the statements of certain BJP leaders and the official government documents themselves — they don't talk about defence. They talk about building the next Hong Kong of the world.
Casinos. Luxury resorts. Free trade zones. On a protected tribal reserve.
The environment is being destroyed. An ancient tribe is being displaced. And the plan isn't even primarily military.
Now the ball is in your court — is this about protecting India, or protecting someone's business interests?

30/05/2026

The world is saying no to data centres. 70+ projects rejected in the US. Streets flooded with protesters in the UK. Europe demanding strict regulation.
And India? Tax breaks till 2047. Fast tracked approvals. Zero mandatory water checks. A completely free hand.
This while our own agencies — CGWB and NITI Aayog — have published reports warning about a water crisis that is already here.
Punjab extracting 150% beyond safe limits. Haryana's water table down 5 metres in 10 years. Farmers in UP digging past 80 feet and still coming up dry.
We are not against investment. We are asking for basic regulation. A mandatory water check before approving a facility worth billions. That's it.
But when blind devotees never ask questions, you can drain a country dry and call it development.
The billionaires will buy water when it runs out. The farmer, the woman walking 3 km for one pot, the kid whose school runs dry every summer — they don't have that option.
Open your eyes. Even when it's uncomfortable.

29/05/2026

One India dreams of becoming a developed nation, while a major chunk of its people instead of studying prefer to attend the satsangs of godmen who they treat as their living God, ready to do anything for them.
The religion I come from has given us examples like Asaram Bapu, Ram Rahim and Rampal men who, the moment they gained political power, started exploiting their own devotees through r*pe, m*rder and worse.
These godmen are still protected by their devotees and by their favourite politicians. And somehow, they are the ones who also decide the course of our elections.

**e

26/05/2026

0.5km from a police station. A father couldn't keep his daughter safe.
How many before her didn't even get justice?

23/05/2026