| Anjana Om Kashyap |
2026-07-01 |
The alleged modus operandi was that extra ₹500 notes were slipped into counted bundles of 100 notes, since vouchers only recorded the number of bundles, and the accused later stole those extra notes.
theft modus operandi
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| Anjana Om Kashyap |
2026-07-01 |
From the fourth accused Lavkush Mishra, also a relative of Anil Mishra and brother-in-law of Anukalp Mishra, police recovered about ₹14,25,000 including 2,850 notes of ₹500.
stolen cash recovery
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| Anjana Om Kashyap |
2026-07-01 |
From Anukalp Mishra, a relative of temple trust member Anil Mishra who was present in the counting room, police recovered ₹16,82,040 in cash including 2,853 notes of ₹500.
stolen cash recovery
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| Anjana Om Kashyap |
2026-07-01 |
From accused Avinash Shukla, who logged the offerings register, police recovered the largest haul: cash, 10,121 US dollars, 169.54 grams of silver-like metal, an 8.14-gram chain, and a 3.44-gram gold ring.
stolen cash recovery
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| Anjana Om Kashyap |
2026-07-01 |
For the first time, police have officially disclosed how much stolen money was recovered from each of the arrested accused in the Ram Mandir offerings theft case.
Ram Mandir theft
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
If Pakistan ever dares to attack India again, Operation Sindoor will resume.
Operation Sindoor warning
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
Pakistan is now desperate to restart talks with India and has begun new efforts to bring India back to the negotiating table, because it is feeling the cost of the treaty suspension.
Pakistan seeks talks
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
Until 2014, India's leaders practiced appeasement politics, forgiving Pakistan in the belief that Indian Muslims would be pleased and vote for them.
appeasement politics
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
Before 2014, majority Hindus in India were cast as the 'elder brother' and minority Muslims as the 'younger brother', with Hindus told to forgive every mistake of Muslims and bear sole responsibility for secularism.
pre-2014 communal narrative
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
In the past, the India–Pakistan 'peace shop' featured terrorist Yasin Malik and was run by Pervez Musharraf and Nawaz Sharif, causing harm to India in the name of peace.
past peace initiatives
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pakistan security |
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
The Indian signatories of the letter are batting for Pakistan, are Pakistan's sympathizers, and have been 'reactivated' by Pakistan.
Pakistan sympathizers charge
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
Resuming normal visa services between the two countries would enable Pakistan to easily send its terrorists into India.
visa resumption risk
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
The Indian government's stated position remains that Operation Sindoor has not ended and is still ongoing.
Operation Sindoor status
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
Last April in Pahalgam, Pakistani terrorists killed 26 tourists after asking their religion.
Pahalgam attack
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
After the January 2016 terrorist attack on the Pathankot airforce station, India stopped all talks with Pakistan, and that dialogue has now been suspended for about 10 years.
talks suspended 2016
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
In 2002, as Gujarat CM, Narendra Modi wrote several letters to the central government saying India was not fully using its treaty share and suggesting diverting western rivers' water toward the eastern rivers for dry states like Gujarat.
Modi 2002 letters
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
The Indus Water Treaty was signed in September 1960 in Karachi by PM Jawaharlal Nehru and Field Marshal Mohammad Ayub Khan, with the World Bank acting as mediator and also signing it.
1960 treaty signing
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
The Indian government is currently constructing a Chenab–Beas link tunnel to divert Chenab water to other rivers.
Chenab-Beas tunnel
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
India has used only about 20% of even the water share and hydropower entitlement allowed to it under the treaty.
India water underuse
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
Under the 1960 Indus Water Treaty, Pakistan got the waters of the Indus, Jhelum and Chenab while India got the Ravi, Beas and Sutlej; roughly 80% of the six rivers' total water went to Pakistan and only 20% to India.
IWT water split
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
Since suspending the treaty, India is no longer sharing with Pakistan information on dam/barrage water releases, river-flow data, or flood warnings.
water data halt
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
India suspended the Indus Water Treaty after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam last year (April 2025).
IWT suspension
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
After the treaty suspension, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said 'either our water will flow in the Indus or their blood' and warned that stopping the Indus waters would mean war between the two countries.
Bilawal war threat
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
A day before the letter, an international conference on the Indus Water Treaty was held in Pakistan where Pakistani leaders denounced India.
IWT conference Pakistan
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| Sudhir Chaudhary |
2026-07-01 |
Pakistan has instructed its old sympathizers based in India to run a new campaign to restart India–Pakistan talks (i.e., the letter was orchestrated by Pakistan).
Pakistan orchestration
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