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‘We Will Not Sign The Bond’: Why Neha Bora's 'No' is Central to the Fight to Save Democracy
Shuddhabrata Sengupta writes
thewire.in/rights/we-will-no…
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Now THIS I agree with. The game 100% feels like it was made for a faster TTK. The TTK as it is honestly makes some gunfights tedious.
Please lower the TTK @InfinityWard. Make MW4 feel like an IW game again. 🙏
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MW4 Multiplayer is much better with Tac sprint, but it sucks that i have to waste a Perk slot for it...
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I'm really hoping for a TTK change in MW4. I'm loving the game, but I'm really not a fan of how long it takes to get a kill. I miss beta weekend 1. 😭
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India's cartoonists built an audience online - now their posts are being restricted bbc.in/3TTnCeU
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A BJP booth level agent filed 5,359 Form 7 objections in Uttarakhand’s Kichha, mostly seeking the deletion of Muslim voters’ names.
He claimed the ERO initially refused to accept the bulk objections but accepted them after he complained to the ECI.
Investigation by @AshwineSingh and @Basantrajsonu
newslaundry.com/2026/10/24/u…
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“TTK is too fast”
It deadass takes half a mag to kill someone, these game companies have to stop catering to streamers
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🚨 Peaceful protests are a breach of peace, but 50–60 people threatening others is not.
— Neha Bora
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Are more than 50 right wing goons threatening with violence right outside the mandir marg police station not a "breach of peace" for the Delhi Police?
This hooliganism is being enabled while peaceful protestors are being framed as disruptors in the imagination of the people.
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Freedom for RW goons & 'BOND' for peaceful protestors.
Is this the peace we meant to keep?
After the Delhi High Court struck down their plea challenging the police's insistence that they sign a bond promising not to breach the peace, the AISA national president, Neha, appeared before the special executive magistrate. Pro-Modi crowds had mobilised in front of the Mandir Marg Police Station, delaying the proceedings. The high court had ruled that they were entitled to receive a copy of the evidence the police had relied upon, so Neha's lawyers were able to get the magistrate to hand over the documents. The next hearing is scheduled for 29 October.
As Neha was leaving the Mandir Marg Police Station, they were handed summonses asking them to appear before the Crime Branch for questioning on 26 October, in connection to FIRs the police has registered under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act.
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