Apple has removed Jack Dorsey’s offline messaging app, BitChat, from the Indian App Store following a government order. The tool, which uses Bluetooth to bypass internet blocks, gained traction during recent CJP protests, raising serious national security concerns.
Rosy, the CJP supporter posing as an 'independent journalist', claimed in a video recorded outside the police station that she was filming the detention of leftist activist Neha Bora when ACP Vivek Bhagat "groped" her, hit her on the chest and "squeezed her breast" before pushing her.
Instead of questioning the failure of the Punjab police and the Bhagwant Mann-led government over the rape case at the Lovely Professional University, he went on a monologue about how the blame lies with society.
Ahead of the CJP protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar on 2nd October, a purported online discussion between CJP supporters about pulling off a Nepal-Bangladesh-like violent regime change, and having large media and legal network backing has surfaced online.