🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
- dhadakkamgarunion0
- Apr 27
- 3 min read
🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The Indian government’s advisory to restrict live coverage of defence operations is a crucial and timely move, especially after the recent Pahalgam terror attack. In sensitive times, unrestricted media reporting can inadvertently leak strategic information, aiding hostile forces like Pakistan-based terror outfits. History has shown during incidents like Kargil and 26/11 how real-time coverage compromised operational security. The advisory reinforces the importance of responsible journalism that prioritizes national security over sensationalism.
Meanwhile, Pakistan's increased deployment of Chenab Rangers along the Jammu border reveals its clear intent to escalate tensions. By bolstering troop numbers at the border, Pakistan is trying to intimidate and provoke India at a time when internal anger against cross-border terrorism is already high. India's mature and defensive posture, combined with tighter media control, ensures that national interests remain protected without falling into Pakistan’s trap of escalation.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The sudden surge of Jhelum river waters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) has triggered widespread panic, after water was reportedly released from India’s Uri Dam without prior notice. Local PoK authorities claim the situation led to emergency evacuations in the Hattian Bala district, accusing India of violating the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT). However, it’s crucial to note that India had already suspended the IWT days earlier following a deadly terrorist attack in Pahalgam. While Pakistan calls this an act of "water terrorism," Indian sources suggest the water release was a necessary operational step due to heavy rains. The crisis highlights the fragile trust and heightened tensions between the two countries. Additionally, it brings attention to how water can become a strategic tool during diplomatic stand-offs. The real impact seems to be more humanitarian on the ground, with property damage and agricultural losses reported. Both sides appear cautious, avoiding direct escalation for now. Overall, this event underlines the growing vulnerabilities in Indo-Pak relations.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The Pahalgam attack, where 26 innocent tourists were brutally killed, has shaken the nation deeply. The fact that terrorists selectively targeted individuals based on religion and identity highlights the growing brutality of cross-border terrorism. Following this, India took swift action by ordering all Pakistani nationals living in India to leave within 48 hours. Mumbai Police confirmed 14 Pakistanis residing in the city and started the deportation process. This response sends a strong diplomatic and internal security message. The attack also exposed Pakistan's continued support to terror groups like The Resistance Front, linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba. The brutality of killing people in front of their families has ignited widespread anger and demands for strict retaliation. India's clear stance indicates a zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism and harboring nations. It also shows India's priority to ensure the safety and confidence of its citizens. This could mark a major shift in regional dynamics and future India-Pakistan relations.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The sudden health deterioration of Valmik Karad, the main accused in the Santosh Deshmukh murder case, raises valid suspicion. In many high-profile criminal cases, it is a known tactic for the accused to report health issues to seek temporary relief from custody or jail time. While genuine medical problems should not be ignored, the timing of Karad’s illness — so soon after his arrest — does appear strategic and calculated.
Authorities must handle the situation carefully by ensuring that all medical assessments are legitimate and transparent. Strict court oversight and continuous monitoring are essential to prevent any misuse of health grounds for delaying legal proceedings. It is important that the law is not undermined through such tactics, and that justice remains the top priority.
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🖋️ From the desk of Abhijeet Rane:
The recent incident in Dadar where BJP workers allegedly assaulted street vendors based on their religion is extremely concerning. While the nation is still reeling from the horrors of the Pahalgam attack, taking the law into one's own hands cannot be justified. Targeting individuals based on their religion, asking for ID cards, and using violence threatens India's secular fabric and weakens the rule of law. Action against illegal immigrants must be handled by the police and proper authorities, not by political workers. Such vigilantism risks inflaming communal tensions and can undo the unity needed in difficult times.However, it must also be acknowledged that if other groups are targeting people on the basis of religion, reactions from political workers like those from BJP may arise similarly in anger and frustration. While such reactions cannot be condoned, it highlights a deeper need to ensure that all religious-based targeting is firmly addressed by authorities. Justice must be applied impartially, and political misuse of emotions must be avoided, remembering that India's strength lies in its democratic and legal systems, not in emotional retaliation or mob actions.
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