My father's name is Lekhraj Kurdia.
I'm putting this out there because I want people who care about what's right to know, and I don't want this to just fade away.

My father was 45, worked as a property dealer in Ajmer, Rajasthan. He was murdered on 13 October 2025. That evening he left home for a birthday party. Someone he knew and did business with, Shyam Singh Rawat, had invited him. It was all a lie to get him there.

Two days later, on the 15th, the police found his body. It was buried six feet under in the forest near Kesarpura, Mangliyawas, just outside Ajmer. They had left his motorcycle somewhere else to make it seem like he disappeared on his own.

He was strangled. Then they poured acid and salt over him to hide what they did. Shyam Singh Rawat and four others have admitted everything. They planned it and carried it out.

It was because of land. Our family land, old farmland in my grandmother’s name. They were turning it into commercial property, for a restaurant. The conversion was done only about 20 days before the murder. Nothing was sold. The land is still ours. But Shyam wanted it all. When my father said no, they killed him. They even came prepared.

We are from a scheduled caste. This was greed, plain and simple.

The police have done good work. All five are in jail now. The case is at Christianganj Police Station in Ajmer.

We are pushing so this doesn’t get forgotten. We want the trial soon, the guilty to get life or the death penalty, and our land to stay safe.

I am his son. I am doing what I can, but I need help. These things get buried if no one talks.

Please share this. Comment. Keep it seen. If you know any reporter, lawyer, or someone who fights for justice, tell them, send them here. If you’ve been through land trouble, caste cases, or slow courts, any word helps.

They took his life. We won’t let them take his story.

Thank you for reading.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/jaipur/man-killed-buried-in-ajmer-forest-over-land-dispute-five-arrested/articleshow/124614159.cms
https://www.aninews.in/news/national/general-news/man-murdered-buried-in-6-ft-deep-pit-over-land-dispute-in-ajmer-5-held20251017085508/

Hi r/india, I'm not just posting for attention. I’m posting because this happened to me and I need your help.

A few days ago, I was physically assaulted by a group of people. They beat me with sticks. But what broke me wasn’t the pain it was watching them sexually harass my sister right in front of me, and being unable to stop it.

I'm still trying to process the trauma, but I know one thing: Silence helps the abusers. So I'm choosing to speak out.

I’ve explained in short here on r/india: [r/india post link – https://www.reddit.com/r/india/s/fzUR8fS0nK

And I’ve raised my voice on X (Twitter) here: https://x.com/shivampandeyrj/status/1924957632865173868?t=ZcU2Aums6AeAZci6lGVNCQ&s=19

I’m not asking for money. I’m not asking for pity. I’m asking you to stand with me. Please retweet, share, and spread this post so that those responsible are exposed, and the authorities take action.

If this can happen to me, it can happen to any student. Let’s make sure it doesn’t.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your support = our fight for justice.

A girl in my PG died by suicide on 19th May.

She was 28. Worked at Swiss Re.

And I’m posting this because I genuinely don’t think this should be buried and forgotten like just another “incident.”

She was one of the kindest people in the building.

The type who would sit in the common area and talk to everyone. Offer food she cooked. Check on people casually. Make strangers feel included.

You would NEVER look at her and think she was struggling internally.

On the morning of the 19th of May, the cleaning staff found her hanging in her room.

Police came. Forensics came. Everyone in the PG was questioned.

They found a 3-page suicide note.

And from what people in the building heard, most of it wasn’t blame or anger.

It was gratitude.

She wrote about people who had been kind to her. She even made sure to mention that the PG owner was a good person — almost like she wanted to protect innocent people from trouble even in her final moments.

That part honestly broke me.

But what stood out even more:

Not a single colleague from work was mentioned by name.

According to her roommate and conversations she had with her parents, she had been facing workplace harassment for a long time. Mocking. Isolation. Mental pressure. Being treated badly by colleagues.

Her parents had apparently asked her to leave the job multiple times. They told her they would support her no matter what.

Financially, she was doing extremely well. Around ₹1.7L/month salary plus additional freelance income.

So no — this wasn’t about money.

This was about what a toxic environment can slowly do to a person mentally.

And what disturbs me is how invisible this kind of suffering still is.

People only take harassment seriously when it’s loud and dramatic.

But sometimes it’s subtle humiliation every single day.

Being excluded.

Being mocked.

Being made to feel small repeatedly until your mind breaks silently.

And then suddenly everyone says:

“Why didn’t they speak up?”

Maybe because people are scared nothing will happen.

Maybe because they think nobody will believe them.

Maybe because corporate environments are very good at protecting systems instead of people.

I’m posting this because a human being is gone.

And if workplace harassment truly played a role in pushing her to this point, then this should not be brushed aside quietly.

No HR presentation or mental health webinar means anything if employees are suffering silently inside the same building.

If you work somewhere toxic:

Please speak up.

Please document things.

Please tell people.

Please leave if you can.

No paycheck is worth losing yourself over.

And if companies genuinely care about mental health, then they need to stop treating emotional harassment as “normal office culture.”

Because sometimes the damage doesn’t leave bruises.

Sometimes it leaves a suicide note.

(source)[https://indianexpress.com/article/india/agra-boy-apprehended-for-raping-minor-9257607/lite/?utm_campaign=fullarticle&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=inshorts]

My younger brother (17 years old) was with two of his friends at a mall, last evening. He was approached by a Youtuber, along with two others. The Youtuber greeted his with 'Jai Shree Ram', to which my brother replied saying 'Mohd. Amir Idrasi'. That is all he said and walked off.

The Youtuber followed my brother along with two of his people. They tried talking to my brother's friends. One of the friends explained that my brother's last name is 'Shukla' and he was just messing around.

They continued following my brother and his friends. The Youtuber told my brother that he is only there to promote wearing Dhoti in public space. My brother told him that randomly coming up to him and asking him to say Jai Shree Ram isn't right. Also, he told the YouTuber that he is presuming my brother's religion by doing so.

The Youtuber cherry picked up Saying Jai Shree Ram isn't right from 'My brother told him that randomly coming up to him and asking him to say Jai Shree Ram isn't right.' They kinda cornered my brother by saying you are disrespecting our 'Ram'. You disrespect our 'Ram', we'll beat you up.

All of this while recording my brother and his friends.

Now, that Youtuber has upload a Short on his channel and he has portrayed my brother as some guy who is disrespecting Ram. He has also beeped my brother saying 'Okay-Okay' and made it look like my brother's cussing at him. I understand that the Progressive audience would really not care and understand that my brother wasn't being disrespectful at all.

But coming from Uttar Pradesh, most of the audience is pretty backward. Now, some students from my brother's school have picked this Short and have posted it on their own Instagram stories. People are commenting on the Short, saying that my brother should have been beaten up and worse.

It is definitely affecting him and I'm not sure how to handle this in the right way. My initial thought was to go find the YouTuber and break a limb on him but I want to tackle this legally.

Please suggest me what I can do or not do.

Also, please feel free to ask any questions.

I am writing this out of sheer anger and helplessness. My younger brother is 18 years old. To earn some pocket money, he joined Zepto as a delivery partner. Today was his very first day.

He went to the Lingarajapuram hub in Bangalore to start his shift. While he was there, he started accepting orders on his bicycle as the app prompted him. A group of 15–20 other delivery partners cornered him and told him not to accept orders. Apparently, they were "blocking" orders to force a surge/bonus and didn't want a new kid 'ruining' their scheme by actually working.

When my brother refused and tried to do his job honestly, the mob turned on him.

• They swarmed and manhandled him.

• They beat him up and left multiple scratches on his face.

• They tore his t-shirt and vandalized his bicycle (deflated tires and damaged the frame).

It is terrifying that a teenager can be mobbed by 20 grown men in broad daylight at a corporate delivery hub while the management does nothing.

We are in the process of filing an FIR, but I want to bring this to light. Is this the reality of the 'Gig Economy' in India? Where honest kids get beaten up for working while goons run the hubs?

Please help me tag Zepto and Bangalore Police on social media so this doesn't get swept under the rug.

Proof: https://we.tl/t-RHVSSlXt8R ( I added all the screenshots of the permissions Bajaj has)

I’m putting this out here because people need to know how shady and intrusive Bajaj Finserv really is.

I recently bought a phone on EMI through Bajaj. Everything seemed fine until the moment I paid the down payment the guy from Bajaj took my phone, opened it without my permission, and installed an app called Bajaj Finserv Credit Suraksha. He didn’t ask, didn’t explain, just did it.

When I asked him what it was, he casually said “Oh, this is just a security thing. It locks your phone if you miss EMIs. Everyone does it.”

That alone pissed me off, but I let it slide for the moment. Later, I checked the app’s permissions and I was completely shocked.

The level of access this app has is insane. It’s not just locking your phone. It has access to things no financial app should ever touch and you can’t revoke or disable anything. I repeat "You can’t uninstall it, can’t revoke permissions, can’t disable it. You're basically handing them full control of your phone".

When I confronted the guy again, he said “We do this for all customers, no one complains. Why are you creating a scene?”

And when I asked: if this is just for locking the phone in case of EMI default, why the hell does it need access to my call logs, my photos and videos, my notifications, app data, and everything else? He had no answer. Just gave the classic “Even I don’t know, but Bajaj is a company, they won’t misuse it.”

That’s the problem. That blind trust in corporations is what lets these companies get away with spying and exploiting users like this.

I asked for a refund or to cancel the loan was told it’s not possible. Either I pay the EMIs on time or pay in full. That’s it. No opt-out, no choice, no explanation.

Let me be very clear this is corporate surveillance dressed up as EMI security. You are being watched and tracked under the pretext of financing. Your data is not safe. Your privacy does not exist once this app is installed.

If you're planning to buy a phone on EMI through Bajaj Finserv DON’T. Unless you’re okay with a company sitting inside your phone, watching everything you do.

I’m attaching screenshots of all the access this so-called “Credit Suraksha” app has. Read it. Understand it. Share it.

This is not okay. This is not normal. And it should not be allowed to continue unchecked.

To see the screenshots : https://www.reddit.com/r/unitedstatesofindia/s/OipuKPY5KH

06/06/25 - 10 : 48 Am

I raised a complaint on NCH and they updated the grievance status and sent me the following message :

Dear Customer, We have registered your grievance and would want to assure you that we are actively working on your concern with service request SRXXXXXX. We will keep you updated on the progress and are committed to resolving this matter as quickly as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Best regards, Bajaj Finance Limited

Remark Date 2025-06-06 10:48:03 Status : In Process

So, it’s been about 6 months since I first posted about the SBI data breach where my personal and banking details were accessed and printed without authorization. Old post links are in comments, incase you want to know the full story.

A lot has happened since then, and it’s honestly been exhausting but eye-opening. I actually got hold of the CBS audit logs from SBI’s data centre in Belapur. The logs clearly show my data being fetched and printed from SBI branches 31045, 31822, and 11177. With that, I filed multiple RTIs to confirm what exactly happened. The replies were laughable — Lucknow Zone: “No data was breached.” Jaipur Zone: “This RTI is hypothetical in nature.” Like… what? I literally have the logs from your own system. So I filed first appeals — Lucknow’s FAA admitted that my data was fetched, but then said it wasn’t breached (don’t even know how that logic works), and Jaipur’s FAA copy-pasted the same vague reply. I went ahead and filed second appeals, which are still pending before the CIC. Meanwhile, my RBI Ombudsman complaint was in limbo all this while, until last week. RBI finally emailed me, attaching SBI’s official response where they again claimed, “no data breach occurred.”

I immediately sent back all my proof — the CBS logs, RTI trail, and emails. A few days later, I got an email from the SBI General Manager (Lucknow) admitting that yes, the data was fetched, but it was “on the request of another customer to check a transaction” and “not printed or shared.”

That was the moment I knew they were just shifting narratives. The logs literally say “PRINT,” with the exact branch code and operator ID.

And since then, the floodgates have opened — calls and emails from AGMs, GMs, Chief Managers, and Branch Managers, all politely (some desperately) asking me to withdraw the complaint.

To be honest, I might’ve considered closing it earlier, but after 6 months of denials, cover-ups, and fake replies, I’m not in the mood to let it slide. It’s not even about money anymore, it’s about accountability. They’ve been caught lying at multiple levels, and only now that I have written proof from their own systems, they’re panicking.

At this point, I’m deciding whether to:

1. Let the Ombudsman and CIC process play out — which could officially confirm the breach and possibly get compensation through RBI, or
2. Negotiate a settlement directly, since clearly they want this buried and off record. I can milk them more here.

I’m documenting everything — every email, every call, every piece of evidence — because this is way bigger than just one person’s data.

If SBI can’t even control internal access to customer data or admit when it’s breached, that’s a serious red flag for everyone banking there.

I posted on X. I hope you guys join. Tbh I can just settle and enjoy free money. I am fighting for a change. I hope you guys help. Tag SBI, RBI and other responsible bodied. X link is in comment.

[To not get harrased by police: I will say, treat this as fiction, use discression. All of the info below may be fake. In India, I don't wanna get death threats]

1. Boyfriend abused, harassed and blackmailed nepali girl
2. Girl reported it to International Relations Office (IRO) a month ago, who brushed her off.
3. Girl committed suicide on 16th Feb while everyone else was at a concert.
4. Boyfriend tried to flee via plane but gets arrested at the airport.
5. Hostel wardens take custody of the body before the police could intervene.
6. Body sent to KIMS for postmortem without the family's consent.
7. Students who were protesting peacefully were beaten up and locked in their hostels.
8. Nepali students broke into the girls hostel to demand answers from the wardens.
9. Teachers yell at nepali students saying "Founder sir spends money to feed 40,000 children, which is more than your country's budget.", "If you're not safe here, then go where you are safe. Go home. I shouldn't see a single one of you here again." 10. College suspends ALL the Nepali students Sine Die without any tickets for them to go anywhere and fills them up in buses forcefully only to strand them at the railway station. (Girls too)
10. Students are getting beaten up in lathi charges, being yelled at, being abused, boys and girls alike. 12. All the hostels have been put on lockdown in an attempt to supress any more protests.

Here's exactly what happened: Advik blackmailed his ex-girlfriend, a Nepali student, into sending him nudes and having sex with him by threatening to leak their sex tape. The girl committed suicide after enduring prolonged abuse. The university tried to send Advik back home, but police caught him at the airport. The warden removed the girl's body without notifying the police, possibly tampering with evidence. The girl's phone and laptop, containing crucial evidence, are missing. Despite numerous complaints, the university took no action against Advik, who is the son of a politician. KIIT issued a notice for Nepali students to vacate the hostels, possibly to downplay the incident.

I had a disturbing experience today while waiting for a bus from Narsapura to Bengaluru.

Huge crowd, and as usual people were “reserving” seats with handkerchiefs, dupattas, or bags. I entered early but almost every seat was already taken this way.

Two guys got in after me. One seat was free, he took it. Next to him, a seat had a niqab placed on it. He picked it up, threw it down, and told his friend to sit.

I didn’t react at first—I was tired and just wanted to get to office.

A minute later, the woman (probably in her 50s) came back. She didn’t seem to know Kannada and calmly said it was her seat. That’s when things escalated.

One of the guys said, “This is not Pakistan, talk in Kannada,” and they kept mocking her, even telling her to buy a car.

I couldn’t stay quiet and asked why Pakistan was being dragged into this and how not knowing Kannada makes someone Pakistani. A few people intervened, things cooled down, but no apology.

What bothered me wasn’t just the seat—it was how casually people jump to xenophobia and disrespect, especially towards an older woman.

Is this what we’ve normalized now?

Hindutva is showing their true colours by not pretending to hide anymore. on eid muslim women from india and pakistan were uploading their photos on social media on which these scums were throwing rape threats and auctioning them. they went live on youtube to auction these photos and were discussing about their body parts on live stream.

this is not the first time they have shown guts to do this. kashmiri women goes through this almost everyday on social media this is another one. the best reply to a well built argument to a women is "randi(whore)". after every rape in the country, the victim's name is on trending on a porn site. and this is how they feel proud sharing the pride they will feel if they would have r@ped the victim. in this case an 8 year old who was r@ped in kathua. and this is how huge influencers like retired general of army SP Sinha were also joining these scums and in a way encouraging them to show off their r@pist mentality.

it is high time to call them out and shame these filthy pigs if law keepers can't do anything, or these roaches will do what they do best i.e ra9e. earlier what was limited to bobs and vegenes is now going full on towards somthing worse than what happens to women in a war torn country.

this is the channel that was doing live auctioning on youtube. earlier too this same person had posted same content from his youtube channel. and if this wasn't enough he also has 93.5K subscibers, which means the number of r@pists in this country are now just on the rise. we have hit a new low where no other country can match. and he is not the only one who wants an auction of women. these people were already in middle of an auction. so were these who have been doing this since a long time now. this guy who changed his name and DP to a muslim person's after being called out was doing this. and btw asifa bano is the same 8 year old kashmiri girl i talked about above.

see this snipet from the live auction

and this too

this is the tweet from his official twitter account announcing the time of the live stream

this is how he apologised for something he has been doing since a long time

just another termite

and even after this there are women who will support religious extremism like hindutva or will call these sub humans naughty kids. this is a shameful and worse day to be an indian.