Nishant Baranwal from Noida was found hanging in his room on 13th September 2024. His family alleged foul play and showed a cctv footage where it could be seen that Nishant's wife was DRAGGING his body out of their flat and kept it on the staircase outside. We circulated the CCTV footage along with the interview of Nishant's sister. The video reached lakhs of people yet No outrage No media debate No "media trial" of his wife No action against the wife And the case is still pending. WHY IS OUTRAGE ONE SIDED AND FOR ONE GENDER ONLY? ARE MEN'S LIVES NOT IMPORTANT? SHARE THIS VIDEO AND HELP NISHANT'S FAMILY GET JUSTICE @Republic_Bharat @TimesNow @PTI_News @CNNnews18 @ndtvindia @ABPNews @noidapolice #formenidia #twishasharma #nishantbaranwal

The victim, Amit Brahme a 48 year old techie, who worked at IT firm's Hinjawadi office, allegedly died by suicide by hanging himself at his residence in Bhosari on June 2. In his purported suicide note, the victim named a friend accusing him of sending defamatory emails about him to the company. The note also named two female colleagues alleging that they repeatedly humiliated him in front of other employees, denied him favourable work assignments and assigned him projects outside his area of expertise. The note further alleged that the two women reprimanded him over his performance, asked him to quit his job in front of colleagues and threatened to give adverse feedback. TCS in a statement, said it had taken note of the allegations against its employees and was verifying the facts. "The wellbeing of our employees is of utmost importance to us and we are extending all support to the bereaved family. We have also taken note of the allegations against the two employees and are ascertaining the facts," it said. Police said a case has been registered under Section 108 (abetment of suicide) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Meanwhile, Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate (NITES), an association of IT workers, has written to Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis seeking an inquiry into the matter. Do you think Amit will get justice? #formenidia #tcs #mentoo

What the heck is this?

@ReallySwara has an incredible talent for always standing with the wrong side.

Mumbai Ola Auto Driver shares video of an intoxicated female passenger, Urges Other Drivers To avoid accepting such rides; sparks debate

KEM Hospital and Medical College has placed MBBS student #SejalPawar on a 15-day forced leave and barred her from entering the hospital campus, medical college and hostel premises following the controversy over a viral stand-up comedy video featuring comedian Pranit More.

The Supreme Court refused bail to a 60-year-old woman facing allegations under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act. During the hearing, Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra made remarks about the petitioner’s repeated involvement in comparable offences, stating that she had “lost the credibility of being a lady.” The Bench comprised Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra and Justice Atul S. Chandurkar and was dealing with a Special Leave Petition (SLP) against an order dated March 26, 2026 passed by the Madhya Pradesh High Court. The High Court had rejected her fourth bail application. As per the prosecution case, the woman was allegedly involved in the sale of narcotic substances. The prosecution relied on a memorandum statement attributed to the police, in which she allegedly admitted to having sold narcotics earlier and claimed that she resumed such activity several months before her arrest. The defence, however, argued that the statement was self-contradictory and unreliable. The woman's legal counsel argued for leniency and bail based on her advanced age (60 years old), her medical conditions (diabetes and hypertension), and the fact that the trial was progressing very slowly. Justice Prashant Kumar Mishra strongly rejected these grounds, pointing specifically to her extensive criminal history and repeated involvement in similar narcotics offenses. During the arguments, Justice Mishra remarked: “Why are you doing all this? You should lead a very decent life at this age... You have lost the credibility of being a lady… You are no longer a lady, you are a Lady Don.” The Supreme Court dismissed her petition, signaling that gender, health, or age cannot be used as an automatic shield to bypass strict statutory provisions like Section 37 of the NDPS Act when a habitual criminal history is evident. #formenidia

According to a widely shared story & a viral video, Shikha Singh married in 2020, but her relationship with her husband Saurabh eventually deteriorated, leading to alleged fake dowry case. As the battle continued, her family reportedly spent a significant amount of money, placing financial strain on the family. Reports claims that Shikha's father suffered severe health complications and was admitted to a government hospital after a heart attack. When Saurabh learned about his father-in-law's condition, he immediately stepped in despite the ongoing dispute. He reportedly shifted him from the government hospital to Medanta Hospital in Gurugram and ensured he received proper treatment until his health improved. Social media users have described the gesture as an example of humanity rising above bitterness and conflict. The story further claims that when Shikha later appeared in court for a hearing related to the case, she tore up the divorce papers and embraced her husband, bringing an end to years of separation and legal battles. Many have praised the husband for his kind gesture while many others are bashing & criticizing the wife for filing false case against him. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THIS INCIDENT? LET US KNOW YOUR OPINIONS IN THE COMMENTS #formenidia

A six-year-old hostel student in Bihar's Madhepura was allegedly mu*dered after he witnessed an illicit relationship between a man and the hostel operator's wife. During the investigation, police arrested the accused Ankit Kumar, who allegedly made a startling confession during questioning. According to police, Ankit told investigators that he was involved in an illicit relationship with Anjali Kumari, the wife of hostel operator Sunil Kumar. Police said that on the night of June 6, the child allegedly saw the two in a compromising position and started shouting. Acting on Anjali Kumari's instructions, Ankit Kumar allegedly tried to silence the child by covering his mouth and nose. When he removed his hands after some time, the boy had fallen unconscious and died. After the incident, the accused allegedly attempted to destroy evidence. Police said they first tried to conceal the body with the help of hostel operator Sunil Kumar. When that failed, they allegedly tried to portray the murder as a su*cide by h@nging the child's body with a rope. #formenidia

Pure Cinema 😂

Two women say horrendous things about men publicly yet you will rarely see outrage because they are "Abla Naari". #formenindia

A 22-year-old woman who walked into MMG Hospital to get her blood pressure checked on Wednesday allegedly brandished a knife and created a ruckus when she was asked to wait a few minutes. In a 49-second video, the woman can be seen pushing chairs and tossing files from the table. Doctors and staff members can be seen visibly terrorised by the incident. Security personnel snatched the knife from her hand and brought the situation under control. Police detained her but later she was let go as her family claimed that she suffers from mental health issues, though no official confirmation has been provided. WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THIS INCIDENT? COMMENT YOUR OPINIONS #formenidia

Bollywood actor @RanvirShorey took to social media to share his views amid the controversy surrounding comedian Pranit More. The actor urged people to stop expressing outrage over comedy and argued that jokes should not be met with excessive backlash. He further stated that online outrage over comedy has increasingly become a platform for "attention seekers and seethers." However, his stance soon sparked debate, with several social media users questioning his views. Responding to the criticism, Ranvir asserted, "No need to turn into a lynch mob!" In response, one user wrote, "Humor and Passive Aggression have a thin red line. When that line is breached, SM does outrage." Ranvir disagreed and replied, "No, online outrage over jokes and comedy has become a platform for attention seekers and seethers! Many of them anonymous. Regular folks just trying to have a good laugh are being targeted for nothing!" Another user referred to Pranit as an "idiot" and argued that his content should not be considered comedy. Hitting back at the criticism, Ranvir responded, "Laugh on the jokes you like, and ignore the ones you don’t! No need to turn into a lynch mob!" WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THIS? COMMENT YOUR OPINIONS #formenidia

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Maharashtra Cyber Police summons Sejal Pawar; case filed against Pranit More, Himanshu Jangra over objectionable content #PranitMore #HimanshuJangra #sejalpawar

The severed torso of a 35-year-old #Assam man, Ameer Ali, was found in an abandoned blue suitcase at Platform 4 of Chennai's Perambur Railway Station on June 5 & other body parts were found scattered in a nearby drain. His wife, Ruheema, and her associate, Asraf Ali, have been arrested for the premeditated murder. On June 2, the accused mixed sedatives in Ali's food, slit his throat after he lost consciousness, and dismembered the body in their Teynampet apartment. His wife alleged that her husband was involved with other women & "assaulted her", which caused her "mental distress". "MY HUSBAND TORTURED ME" HAS BECOME A VERY COMMON EXCUSE FOR WOMEN WHO MURDER THEIR HUSBANDS. Most women commit such crimes for their own benefits. #formenindia

A man in Gujarat's Ahmedabad was allegedly murdered by his wife and son following a long-running family dispute, with both accused arrested after a police investigation. The family told doctors that the victim died after falling down the stairs, but a forensic post-mortem found strangulation marks and head injuries. Police then questioned the deceased's wife, 46-year-old Devyaniben, and their 22-year-old son Uday, who had brought him to the hospital. Investigators said Deepak Kumar ran a jewellery shop, Akshar Jewellers, and frequently argued with his son over his lack of involvement in the family business. Deepak's wife Devyaniben often sided with her son during disputes with her husband. The final confrontation took place on June 6. Earlier that day, Uday had reportedly been reprimanded by his father for not coming to the jewellery shop on time. He later returned home. When Deepak Kumar came home for lunch at around 3 pm, an argument allegedly broke out between him, his wife and son. During the altercation, Uday allegedly struck his father on the head with a wooden object, causing serious injuries. Uday and his mother then strangled Deepak Kumar to death. Investigators said the two later took the body to hospital and attempted to pass off the death as an accident. #formenidia

Now that's crazy!!!!!! If a man would have done these unethical things, he would have been l*nced by the public! #SejalPawar #PranitMore