How can a veteran major @samartoor3086 with 30k follower also called peace maker be seen posting things without verifying it .Is this intentionally or Ignorance. The consequences of this greater than what you can imagine major Sir Where is your intergtrty and principles ??

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A clarification and apology regarding a previous post of mine. A few days ago, I shared a post about the FIFA World Cup and Nora Fatehi, in which I mistakenly described her as being of Indian origin. Upon re-verifying the facts, I realized my choice of words was incorrect; I sincerely apologize for this unintentional error. I realized the mistake within hours of sharing the post, but I was unable to correct it at the time due to other commitments. I made a mistake inadvertently. Much like Jacqueline Fernandez, and Katrina Kaif, she had received immense support from Salman Khan early in her career. I was actually quite familiar with her background...I generally keep myself well-informed about celebrities and athletes. Having followed her journey for a long time, I am surprised at how I made such a simple error; I truly regret that unintentional mistake. Providing incorrect information is wrong,...it's not the right thing to do and I strongly dislike such things. I always strive to share information responsibly especially regarding topics like celebrities, sports personalities, and history, in which I have a deep interest. Therefore, I consider it my duty to present accurate information. Nora Fatehi was born into a Moroccan family in Montreal, Canada. It is often mentioned that her mother has distant Indian ancestry, which has created a cultural connection between Nora and India. However, she is primarily known as a Canadian-Moroccan artist and Bollywood actress. She made her acting debut with the film *Roar: Tigers of the Sundarbans* (2014) and gained widespread recognition through shows like *Bigg Boss 9* and *Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa*. Her exceptional belly-dancing skills, energetic performances, and dedication have helped her carve a unique niche for herself in the Indian entertainment industry. Like many international artists such as Katrina Kaif, Jacqueline Fernandez, Sunny Leone, Atif Aslam, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, and Adnan Sami, Nora has achieved immense recognition and fame through the Indian entertainment industry and Bollywood; this platform has provided a global stage for her talent. Mistakes can happen when writing in haste, but factual accuracy is paramount. As someone who values ​​information and research, I believe that when misinformation or confusion comes to light, it should be acknowledged and corrected. Learning and correcting oneself is an essential part of intellectual integrity and responsible social media use. Truth matters. Information matters. And the mindset to correct oneself matters even more. 🙏

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An essential pivot in due diligence. When acquiring a digital platform, the integrity of the monetizable daily active user (mDAU) metric is paramount to justifying the final valuation. If the underlying data regarding bot penetration is artificially suppressed, the macro economic reality of the acquisition changes entirely. Verifying user authenticity isn't just about cleaning up the platform it’s a fundamental fiduciary duty to the investors

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They've downgraded many accounts to verification, putting those providing the pool at risk again. Re-verifying an already verified account is completely absurd

Well, of course it's unenforceable without EVERYONE verifying their age which is why we are all so concerned about it 🙄

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Diamond District Drama: TraxNYC Confronts Akay Diamonds in Viral Fraud and Brawl Incident In the high-stakes world of New York City’s Diamond District, where millions in jewelry change hands daily, a dispute over a single gold bracelet escalated into a physical confrontation, arrests, and widespread social media attention in early January 2026. Maksud “Trax” Agadjani, the 39-year-old owner of TraxNYC—a popular luxury jewelry retailer known for its flashy custom pieces, celebrity clientele, and strong social media presence—accused rival jewelers at Akay Diamonds of scamming one of his customers. According to Agadjani, Akay Diamonds sold a diamond bracelet for approximately $22,000 (or $21,000 in some reports), presenting it as a TraxNYC-quality piece made with 14-karat gold. Independent testing allegedly revealed it was only 10-karat gold, with lower-quality diamonds. TraxNYC reportedly refunded the customer out of pocket and confronted the Akay brothers at their booth inside the shared space at 64 West 47th Street. Videos posted by TraxNYC show him angrily demanding repayment and exposing what he described as fraudulent practices, including the misuse of his brand’s reputation. Tensions boiled over quickly. The confrontation turned physical, with Agadjani claiming he was assaulted, spat on, and choked with his own gold chain, leaving visible marks on his neck. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment. Staff from TraxNYC intervened, and the incident was captured on video, rapidly going viral across Instagram, TikTok, and other platforms. George Akay, 46, and Freddy Akay, 42, owners of Akay Diamonds and residents of New Milford, New Jersey, were arrested and charged with assault. A third individual received a summons. The brothers pleaded not guilty. Background on the Parties Involved TraxNYC, founded by Agadjani (who has Azerbaijani-American roots), has built a reputation for bold marketing, including high-profile stunts and direct customer engagement. The business occupies space in the Diamond District and has grown significantly through social media. The Akay brothers have ties to the region through family background often described in discussions as Turkish or Syrian-Turkish (sometimes noted as Assyrian/Syrian Christian with connections to areas like Turkey). They operate Akay Diamonds as a booth or neighboring business in the same building. The incident highlights ongoing issues in the jewelry trade, where brand trust, gold karat misrepresentation, and booth-sharing arrangements can lead to customer confusion and disputes. Trax urged other affected customers to demand refunds and warned the industry about similar practices. Aftermath and Impact The viral videos boosted TraxNYC’s visibility, with reports of significant follower growth. Agadjani has indicated plans for further legal action, including potential lawsuits. The Akay Diamonds booth reportedly saw reduced activity following the event. As of mid-2026, the legal proceedings continue, and the case serves as a reminder of the intense rivalries and high financial risks in one of the world’s most famous jewelry hubs. The Diamond District, long a center for wholesale and retail gems, continues to blend old-school business with modern social media drama. This story underscores the importance of verifying gold purity, seller credentials, and product origins in luxury purchases. For those in the market for fine jewelry, experts recommend independent appraisals and dealing with established, transparent vendors.