Shakeel Afsar and his Deenified group of inbred Islamists mock beheaded a man in orange jumpsuit with a cut-out mask depicting the face of the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, near the Magee House in Ladywood. They're holding signs reading 'Modi's Foreign Policy Tel Aviv' and 'Free Kashmir.' In 2014-2015, ISIS Islamist terrorists mass beheaded two American journalists, a British aid worker, and two dozen Coptic Christians from Egypt and Ghana on a beach in Libya, all of them were dressed in orange jumpsuits.

The video, shared widely on May 11, 2026, prompted outrage from activists like Harris Sultan, who called for diplomatic action, amid fears of rising hatred against Hindus in the United Kingdom. West Midlands Police have not commented, and no arrests are reported.

Do you remember the Pan Am flight 73 which was hijacked on September 5, 1986, at Karachi airport in Pakistan? The hijacking was carried out by four armed men from the Abu Nidal organisation, a Palestinian terrorist group. The hijackers, backed by Libya, targeted American and Israeli passengers to force the release of Palestinian prisoners in Cyprus. In the early minutes of the hijacking, they took an American passenger of Indian descent, Rajesh Kumar, who was forced to exit, shot dead, and thrown from the plane to compel authorities to meet their demands. These Islamist terrorists also shot dead Neerja Bhanot, who was protecting child passengers with her own body, when they were escaping from the emergency exit.

1. tmc took us for granted, hence, the fall.

2. at this point, we must consider bjp is a grey party. the only organisation advocating for hindus must be trusted a place in this dire situation because we all know how muslims look at us hindus, that is why, please drop that liberal brain cell and sit with that thought. too accommodating isn't always very safe for a community.

3. try to see these events from a dual perspective. illegal immigration is a real thing, so, stop pretending that there's no security threat. now that bjp stands here in bengal, bangladesh is dancing on its nerve, it's all over social media, go see it. bjp says that it wants to "work" for hindus only, and that there won't be any casteist drama, we can't really rely there. in fact, they would most likely be dragging caste based clown show after they're done with illegal immigrants. touch grass may be and focus on the most recent threat.

4. as bengalis, don't just talk big of culture, education, class when you're easily manipulated by a few people. we don't think enough. we lack critical thinking and we're easily triggered. may be we need to think because that's what the world says we're good at. we're are good thinkers. yes, i am afraid of losing my roots under bjp rule, i know many of us must be worried about it but if we choose to not let go of our culture, no fatherly saint can take that away from us. we need to tighten our grip there! the world does so, take inspiration. other communities do not let others dictate or make changes to their practices. we need learn from them.

5. most importantly, we still have access to the chair bjp is now sitting on. we can shake and topple it if required. you need to be clear there. if people can throw out rakkhushi rani, it can also throw out hirok raja. so, chill.

6. please stop pretending that bjp is a bigger clown than tmc. probably, you don't want to see difference in global reaction to hindu oppression and muslim oppression. when you're boiling milk and egg simultaneously, you know both has the potential to spill, and you also know which burner to put off first.

Nishka, a necklace with golden disc, and is frequently mentioned in the Rigveda (RV 2.33.10; 8.47.15). Rukma is an ornament worn on the breast. Pearls (Krshana) and precious stones are often referred to in the Rigveda (RV 1.35.4; 10.68.1). Kataka is a bracelet. Karnashobhana was the name for ornaments for the ear. Kurira was a head ornament worn by women, for example in the wedding hymn (RV 10.85.8). Floral wreaths were worn on head and around neck especially during weddings.

PS. The jewellery brand Tanishq comes from combining the words Tata and nishq (golden discus necklace). Rukma means 'to shine', the name of Rukmini means the shining one. The word krshana is not related to the word krshna philologically, but since they sounded similar, Shri Krishna has been associated with pearls. Kataka became kada.