New Zealand woman says police were searching for her because of her Facebook post ‘Welcome to New India’.

Renee-Rose Schwenke, a New Zealand woman, has claimed that after she posted a picture on Facebook with the caption ‘Welcome to New India’, police knocked on her door and accused her of racist attitudes. It was a picture of her with two Indian looking men in the background. But the post was a jibe at Prime Minister Christopher Luxon who recently signed a free trade agreement with India. The post read, “Welcome to New India, thanks to Laxsingh”.Schwenke said the Facebook post, which she does not consider racist, was flooded with derogatory comments from Indians and the post was eventually reported to police, who tracked it down.He wrote, “The police called me in relation to my ‘racist’ post. This was not to threaten or incite violence. I was called to the police station by a senior sergeant to tell me that my post was cruel and ‘racist’, which was unwelcome to the Indian community.”“He had to walk away from us twice because he was being pushy because of his personal views and couldn’t handle a little pushback and the truth instead of behaving as a professional. This is what happens when you live under the soft tyranny of angry people. I will not silence my views to accommodate your feelings.”The woman also shared a recording of a female policeman calling her mother, who was looking for her, in connection with her social media post. The policeman said they were planning to come to her house “in relation to some posts that she was putting online, which people basically didn’t take that well, so they have made some complaints to the police”.“I regularly receive death threats for my views and beliefs, I’ve been called every kind of racist, transphobic, Islamophobic name but somehow I’m wrong. This world is upside downGood is now evil and evil is now good,” the woman doubled down.Schwenke re-shared his post and said: “If you’re offended by this, I’m not singling you out. This is nothing personal, not every lion is about you. No to the mass immigration invasion!”

New Delhi: As the results became clear on Monday, the 2026 assembly elections are delivering a political shock that some people did not entirely expect. From the cinematic upheaval in Tamil Nadu to the decisive saffron surge in West Bengal, the decision has been a headline-grabbing shock and destabilizing long-held assumptions about who holds power and how.What is emerging is a moment of churn, where strong players are on the backfoot, new players are making their way in and the balance between national parties and regional forces is being tested in real time.Here are 10 key takeaways assembly election results 2026: :1. Blockbuster debut of Thalapathy VijayVijay’s Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam, leading on more than 118 seats, has ended the decades-old DMK-AIADMK dominance that has defined Tamil Nadu politics for more than 50 years. This isn’t just a strong start, it marks a structural shift, with voters showing a willingness to move beyond legacy parties. The state now appears to be headed towards a multi-polar contest, where no single formation can take the loyalty of voters for granted.2. BJP broke into the fort of BengalBharatiya Janata Party has crossed the majority mark in West Bengal for the first time and Mamata Banerjee’s long tenure has come to an end. This is more than a state-level victory, it represents a strategic success in eastern India. After years of failure, the BJP has managed to translate organizational expansion and narrative recalibration into a decisive mandate.3. Kerala is back on its rotation cycleThe Congress-led UDF under VD Satheesan is set to form the government, thwarting the Left’s third consecutive bid. The result reinforces the long-standing pattern of alternative power in Kerala, showing that voters continue to prefer periodic changes rather than continuity, even when incumbents rule.4. Assam shows that pro-incumbency wave can workHimanta Biswa Sarma has led BJP to victory for the third consecutive time underlining the change in voter behaviour. Instead of a general anti-incumbency wave, the results suggest that delivery on infrastructure, welfare schemes and administrative visibility could create a pro-incumbency wave, turning governance into a political asset rather than a liability.5. DMK had to bear the brunt of TVK’s riseThe ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam appears to have been the biggest loser of the TVK’s rise, losing its grip in several key areas, including urban areas. The decision reflected a mix of anti-incumbency, fatigue with dynastic politics and an appeal for a new alternative, all of which created space for Vijay’s rise.6. BJP’s best performance so far in KeralaEven where it is not in the race for power, the BJP has made steady gains in the south. In Kerala it is headed for its best ever performance with 3 seats. It had recently won the Thiruvananthapuram civic elections. These gains, though modest, point to a long-term strategy of gradual expansion in areas where the party has traditionally struggled.8. AIADMK saved from disruptionDespite the scale of the TVK boom, Edappadi K Palaniswami has managed to maintain a mainstay, especially in the western belt. Although the party is no longer the primary pole it used to be, its survival ensures that Tamil Nadu politics will remain competitive, with multiple players shaping future contests.9. Congress got strategic reliefWith a clear victory in Kerala and signs of resilience in parts of Assam, the Congress has gained some political ground. Although challenges remain, the results provide organizational momentum to the party and reinforce its role as a major opposition force at the national level.10. A weak oppositionThe results of the 2026 assembly elections have greatly weakened the opposition. In key states, prominent regional leaders, who once practiced anti-BJP politics, have either lost ground or are on the verge of losing power. The setback for Mamata Banerjee in West Bengal and the fall of MK Stalin in Tamil Nadu have removed the BJP’s two most influential regional rivals. In Kerala, Pinarayi Vijayan’s exit has further reduced the opposition’s presence in power.This churning has a wide-ranging impact. The India Bloc, already an uneasy alliance of regional powers, now faces a leadership vacuum as its strongest state-level pillars weaken or disappear. Also, Congress benefits from a possible victory in Kerala, which also strengthens its power in the opposition group.

अमेठी समाचार: उत्तर प्रदेश के अमेठी जिले से एक बेहद शर्मनाक और दिल दहला देने वाली घटना सामने आई है। यहां गौरीगंज कोतवाली इलाके में एक लड़की से गैंग रेप की घटना ने पूरे इलाके को झकझोर कर रख दिया है. बताया जा रहा है कि लड़की शनिवार शाम शौच के लिए खेत में गई थी, तभी गांव के ही दो युवकों ने उसके साथ जबरदस्ती की. विरोध करने पर किशोरी की पिटाई की गई और उसके भाइयों को जान से मारने की धमकी दी गई। इस घटना के बाद आरोपी मौके से भाग गए, लेकिन पुलिस ने कार्रवाई करते हुए दोनों को गिरफ्तार कर लिया.

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यह पूरा मामला गौरीगंज कोतवाली क्षेत्र के एक गांव का है. जानकारी के मुताबिक, बच्ची शनिवार की शाम अपने घर के पास खेत में शौच करने गयी थी. इसी दौरान गांव के दो युवकों ने उसे अकेला पाकर जबरदस्ती सामूहिक दुष्कर्म किया। किशोरी ने विरोध किया तो आरोपियों ने उसकी पिटाई भी की।