16-12-2020 The Asian Independent

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I am not Gandhi’s monkey:
Hate offender, Ragini Tiwari
spewing hate against farmers
She has warned the Government that
if farmers are not stopped from protesting
further, ‘Jaffrabad’ will be recreated
After her inciteful and hateful speeches
during the anti CAA protests that led to
the brute violence in Delhi in February
2020, Ragini Tiwari is at it again. This
time she has targeted India’s farmers who
have been peacefully protesting outside
the nation’s capital for 19 days, in an
attempt to delegitimise their strength.
In a 2-minute-long video that has now
gone viral on social media platforms, Ragini
Tiwari is appealing to the masses to prepare
themselves for December 17 to recreate
Jafrabad (read Delhi riots) if the farmers
don’t stop protesting and leave Delhi.
She has openly issued a fresh warning to
the Central and Delhi Government that if the
protests are not put an end to by December
16, she will take to the streets and get all
roads cleared and history will repeat itself.
By history, she means the Delhi Pogrom
where she brazenly called for the slaughter
of Muslims.
“Hum toh nipat hi lenge kisan andalon se”
(We will deal with the farmers protests), she
openly says! Clad in a saffron shawl that
reads Jai Shri Ram, she is working very hard
to quell the strapping voices of the farmers
lamenting over the them being allowed to
protest during a pandemic but barring
Chhath Puja in some parts of the country.
She also unsuccessfully links the protests
with Dr. Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam
insinuating that the Kisan Andolan Army is
conspiring to release them. Tiwari says that
she is not Gandhi’s monkey to close her eyes
and be oblivious to reality.
During the communal clash in 2020, she
was seen mobilising people to come and
fight against the minority communities
through her provocative and incendiary
videos. Citizens for Justice and Peace had
also filed a detailed complaint with
Facebook regarding her communal activities
in March 2020 where she also used derogatory
language for the Delhi Police for their
alleged inaction against the Non-Hindus.
On a Facebook Live video, the self-styled
Hindutva leader Ragini Tiwari alias Janki
Behen, was documented saying, “Bahut hua
sanathan par vaar, ab nahi sahenge vaar.
Sanathaniyo baahar aao. Maro ya maar
daalo. Baad mein dekhi jayegi. Bahut hua.
Ab jiska khoon na khaula, khoon nahi wo
paani hai” (Enough attacks on Hinduism. We
won’t tolerate such attacks anymore. Hindus
come out. Die or kill. Rest shall be seen later.
If your blood has not boiled even now, it’s
not blood, it’s water)
Her new hateful adventure targets the
farmers alluding to cleanse them off the
streets. This cyber-Hindutva calling for a
coordinated campaign is objectively offensive,
causing humiliation and alienation of
the agricultural community. Her hate speech
lays at the heart of causing public disorder
and demeans the dignity of the targeted community,
promoting divisiveness.
COURTESY : SABRANG
Nooran sisters join farmer
protest at Singhu border
New Delhi : As the farmer protests entered the 19th day on
Monday and farmer leaders are on hunger strike, famous Punjabi
singers - the Nooran sisters - also came out in support of the farmers.
The Nooran sisters visited the Singhu border here to extend their
support and show solidarity with the farmers. They met the protesting
farmers and also got on to the stage to sing a song for the farmers.
While speaking to IANS, they said, "Whatever is happening, it is
really wrong. We want to tell the government that burgers and pizzas
don't fill up stomachs, 'roti' does that and its the farmers who give this
to us." "Whatever we all are today, it's all because of the farmers," the
singers said.
The farmer leaders began their one-day hunger strike at 8:00 a.m.
and the same would continue till 5:00 p.m. on Monday.
The farmer leaders sitting on hunger strike include Gurnam Singh
Chironi from Haryana, Harinder Singh Lakhowal from Punjab and
other leaders of more than 30 farmer unions under the banner of
Sanyukt Kisan Morcha.
The farmers are protesting against the Farmers (Empowerment
and Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services
Act, 2020; the Farmers Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion
and Facilitation) Act, 2020, and the Essential Commodities
(Amendment) Act 2020.
Meghan Markle makes surprise TV appearance
Los Angeles : Meghan Markle, the
Duchess of Sussex, made a surprise
TV appearance, during which she paid
tribute to this year's "most inspiring
moments and the people who made
them happen", a media report said. She
made the unscheduled appearance on
CNN's annual Heroes TV special on
Sunday.
Speaking about the ongoing coronavirus
pandemic, Markle thanked the
"individuals (who) stood up and made
sure the most basic needs of our communities
were met", which she said
was "universally challenging for
everyone".
"They made sure those around them
did not have to suffer in isolation," she
said.
"In the face of this devastating reality,
we saw the power of the human
spirit and the remarkable ways that
communities respond in challenging
times.
"We saw the good in people, in our
neighbours and in entire communities
coming together to say they would not
stand by while our neighbours went
hungry," the Duchess was quoted as
saying.
Markle and her husband, the UK's
Prince Harry are presently based in
Los Angeles after having stepped back
as senior royals in March.
For their last public appearance as
working members of the Royal Family,
Harry and Meghan joined the Queen
and other senior royals at the
Commonwealth Day service at
Westminster Abbey on March 9.
They have since begun their new
life of personal independence in the
US, pursuing charity projects.
Despite the raging pandemic, the
Sussexes delivered meals to residents
of Los Angeles through Project Angel
Food, which helps feed the chronically
ill, reports CNN.
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