Condemn the sexual assault of a minor by BJP Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s son!Yet another example of the predatory, anti-women nature of the BJP and those of its ilk!Reports have surfaced about the sexual harassment of a 17-year-old girl by Bhageerath, son of BJP leader and Union Minister Bandi Sanjay. The victim was intoxicated by alcohol and raped twice at a farmhouse. The girl has attempted suicide twice because of the trauma from the incident. After this clear act of violation of all laws safeguarding a vulnerable minor who is also of a vulnerable gender, the accused has gone so far as to project this as a case of "honeytrap”! Many media channels are also, as usual, taking the side of the accused—who has a long history of indulging in violence—by highlighting the "honeytrap" part.This case will not come as a surprise to anyone who is acquainted with the extent to which the BJP houses and protects leaders who have countless sexual assault and harassment accusations against them. Nothing else can be expected from a party whose ideology itself is rooted in misogyny and bigotry. This is just another addition to the long list of leaders like Kuldeep Singh Sengar, Brij Bhushan Singh, Prajwal Revanna, etc. These degenerate predators have been enjoying all kinds of protection and support from the fascist state, which is precisely the reason behind the impunity that the other degenerates in the BJP are also feeling in their attacks against women.At a time when crimes against women stand at their peak, the student-youth of the country must demand accountability from the ruling state in an uncompromising manner. This is one of the most dire issues that we are facing as a nation today, jeopardizing the very existence of half of the country's population.Disha Students Organization condemns the assault; we condemn the impunity that he and many others associated with the bigoted BJP enjoy, which enables them to commit such horrifying crimes!We demand swift and strict actions against the criminal!#bandisanjay_bjp #bhageerathsonofbandisanjay #pocso #telangana #bjp ... See MoreSee Less
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Energy crisis for the masses, shameless statements by the "leaders"!PM Modi recalls COVID times in context of West Asia war and its repercussions, after weeks denying any problems!For weeks, we were lied to. While people scrambled for gas cylinders, standing in lines in the heat for hours, unsure of whether they can put food on the table, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and other government officials kept claiming "everything is fine," that there is no fuel crisis, and the gas supply was normal. But these lies couldn't last. This week, Prime Minister Modi stood up in Parliament and told Indians to deal with this crisis like we did in COVID time with "patience, restraint, calmness." When this government says "be prepared like COVID," we remember the oxygen shortages in hospitals, the bodies in rivers, migrant workers walking thousands of kilometers back to their villages, and the total collapse of the system. The "patience, restraint, and calmness" that he talks about were in reality, "chaos, criminal negligence, and tragedy". There were clear signs that USA and Israel might attack Iran from January itself, but the Indian government did not lift a finger. Once USA and Israel launched their unprovoked attack on Iran, all chaos broke lose. In a matter of days, that chaos reached our country’s kitchens. Overnight, the LPG crisis hit Indians with force. Gas agencies were not taking bookings, deliveries were not being made, and thousands stood in kilometre-long lines in the hopes of procuring a cylinder. Black marketing of cylinders skyrocketed, with cylinders going for 5000-6000! In this situation, the Modi government still had the gall to lie and claim there is no crisis. Let us take a look again the severity of the current situation. In Telangana itself, there are multiple reports of LPG shortage. Mid-day meals in government schools are affected, with dal and vegetables disappearing from lunches in schools across Hyderabad. There are lakhs of college students and aspirants in Hyderabad who are living in hostels and PGs. Already under pressure of rising fees, hostel shortages and coaching costs, these students are now facing uncertainty about their next meal. University messes are cutting down on portions and items, and shifting to firewood. Many PGs are closing down their mess. With LPG bookings facing a 25-day delay, commercial kitchens are closing down. Tiffin services, local small eateries, curry points are all heavily hit by the crisis. Because transport is stalled, the price of vegetables and basic groceries is hitting the roof. In the face of all this, the government is lecturing us to have “patience.” Drivers are losing their daily wages just to get some fuel to keep their vehicles running. People are flocking to petrol pumps that are shutting down unable to meet the demand. This is a most painful repetition of history. Just like in 2020, migrant workers, whose labour helps build and run our cities and towns, are being forced to return to their villages in the face of skyrocketing prices and massive uncertainty. The government has pushed them into another cycle of displacement and despair.A lot of panic-buying is also taking place, but it is precisely due to the unreliable, opaque nature of the government. The central government continues to claim that there is no shortage anywhere, while the Telangana Police and Dealers Association and other government bodies are putting up posters saying "no shortage of fuel, supply is stable, and avoid panic buying." But you can’t cook food on a poster. On the ground, people are struggling to get even small amounts of fuel, going from place to place because they no longer trust the state’s claims. In this atmosphere of chaos, panic reigns and hoarding, black-marketing run amok. Those who are rich and can afford it hoard up on all the available gas and fuel, and the disrupted supply is further dwindled through hoarding. The common masses are the ones who suffer ultimately.Our “Vishwaguru” Modi and his government knew this war was coming, but neither did they prepare for it, nor did they try to prevent it. Our strategic petroleum reserves are critically low, and India remains heavily dependent on imports from the very refineries and plants in West Asia that have been bombed and damaged in the war. 90% of our LPG supply passes through the Strait of Hormuz, which has been heavily disrupted by the war. Just two days before the conflict started, the Prime Minister was on a high-profile visit to Israel, hugging Netanyahu even as the world watched the brutal destruction of Gaza. By openly taking sides with imperialist and Zionist aggressors, and refusing, even now, to condemn the attacks in Palestine, Iran and Lebanon by his "friends," the Prime Minister has put up a shameful farce of “diplomacy” on the global stage. Embroiled in the Epstein Files scandal and loyally protecting Adani in his massive lawsuit by the US government, our “global leader” is currently busy cosying up to Trump and Netanyahu. We, the common youth and citizens of the country are now paying a direct price for this imperialist war and the fascist Modi government’s lies, deception, and betrayal. We will not let a class of profit-hungry wolves, rapists, pedophiles determine our fate. Imperialist wars waged in the dogged pursuit of more profit, more resources, more control are always the wars that destroy the lives of common people everywhere. This truth is felt by millions of Indians today, and we must come together to demand this incompetent government to rectify its criminal negligence. We demand strict action against black marketing and hoarding. There must be price-control measures and subsidies on fuel, LPG and essential commodities. University and college messes, mid-day meals must continue uninterrupted. The government must take concrete efforts to end the war in West Asia and condemn the criminal acts of USA and Israel.#iran #LPG #lpgcrisis #cylinder #india #students ... See MoreSee Less
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The UP Police and STF, and the Godi Media dancing to its tunes, are leaving no stone unturned to falsely implicate Aakriti and other activists and workers for the violence in Noida. Aakriti, a bold voice and a member of Disha has been in jail since 11th April. About all this, it's imperative to know who Aakriti and other activists really are who have constantly been labeled as "masterminds" behind the Noida violence "conspiracy".Release all the workers and activists illegally and unjustly arrested in Noida and Manesar .......#noida #strike #uppolice #fascism #godimedia ... See MoreSee Less
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On 7th May 2026, members of the Disha Students' Organization submitted a letter to the warden of the KPB Boys' Hostel highlighting the deteriorating conditions of the hostel mess facilities. Over the past few weeks, several students have reportedly suffered from food poisoning after consuming meals provided in the hostel mess. This situation has worsened amid the ongoing LPG gas crisis.We need to understand that the hostel has not remained untouched by the broader crisis outside. The sharp increase in LPG prices across the country has severely affected hostel mess operations, leading to reduced menus and visible cost-cutting measures. This cost-cutting has directly resulted in the degradation of the quality of food being served to students.These are not isolated incidents, but part of a continuous pattern of neglect by Mumbai University towards its students and hostel residents. The university administration cannot evade responsibility for this situation. Disha Students' Organization demands immediate attention to this matter and submitted the following demands before the hostel authorities:1. Regular inspection of food quality, kitchen conditions, and food storage facilities by the concerned authorities.2. Strict maintenance of hygiene and sanitation standards in the mess and kitchen areas.3. A review of the pricing structure to ensure fairness in relation to the quantity and quality of food provided.4. Assurance of adequate portion sizes for all students.5. Assurance of timely and accessible medical care for students affected by food-related illnesses, including immediate support, medical consultation, and compensation or coverage of treatment expenses where required.Disha Students' Organization stands in solidarity with the students of KPB Boys' Hostel and demands that Mumbai University ensure better hostel and mess facilities for all students. ... See MoreSee Less
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