Zubair had been caught spreading fake news several times & deleted it when got exposed.
Series of events 🤷♂️😂
lkfc Zubair used news of inauguration of a different bridge to attack Nitish Kumar (While he was in alliance with the BJP of course)
But deleted it later after getting fact checked.
Reverse fact check of a so-called fact checker is what earned him the name ‘lkfc’.
lkfc Md Zubair tweeted fake news that muslim students got assaulted & later deleted the tweet when got exposed.
lkfc Md Zubair falsely claimed that plans to advertise Ram's images at New York's Times Square were dropped after opposition from advocacy groups in US. This is Fake news.
Fact: Image of Lord Ram was displayed on digital billboard in New York's Times Square.
lkfc Md Zubair tweeted fake news various times about Maulana Sajid Rashidi, called him a BJP supporter.
But He never mentioned that:
Fact: Maulana Rashidi supported AAP in Delhi election in 2015, asked Muslims not to vote for BJP because of Ram Mandir.
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🚨You’ve seen the breathtaking views of the Chenab Rail Bridge — the world’s tallest railway bridge.
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Prof. Gali Madhavi Latha — the geotechnical expert who helped build the world’s tallest railway bridge, the Chenab Rail Bridge in Kashmir. A 17-year mission. An engineering marvel. A story worth telling.
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Indian Parliament is meant to be a pillar of democracy, a space for debate, policymaking, and governance. But over the years, it has often been reduced to a battleground of disruptions, protests, walkouts, and adjournments.
From 2014 to 2024, multiple sessions have been marred by unnecessary chaos, wasting taxpayers' money and stalling key legislations as PM Modi mentioned.
In this thread 🧵, I break down year-by-year how opposition-led disruptions have hampered productivity in Parliament⬇️
2014 Winter Session: The Rajya Sabha faced significant disruptions over issues like religious conversions and the arrest of a state minister by the CBI, leading to a loss of valuable time.
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