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My friend started feeling uncomfortable at first when he started talking a little more casually than usual small talks. He was flirting. Then he asked for water from her, she offered her bottle which he drank by making his mouth touch her bottle and asked her to drink from it which she refused. Then he pulled her and touched her inappropriately.

I request all of you spread this and report this creep, and call his number and threaten his a**

My friend is afraid to report him to police. Can yall suggest what should she do because

1. She wants to stay anonymous

2. She doesn’t want her parents to know

A unique protest from Bilaspur is going viral on social media after a frustrated man threw almonds on a government officer’s desk over a missing property file.

The man, identified as Tarun Sahu, claimed that his property mutation file had been missing for over a year despite repeated visits to the office. Each time, officials reportedly told him the file could not be found, leaving his ownership process incomplete.

Fed up with the delay, he staged a symbolic protest by scattering almonds on the officer’s desk, sarcastically suggesting they might help “improve memory” and locate his file.

The incident took place at a housing board office and was captured on video, which has now gone viral online. Many users on social media have reacted strongly, highlighting ongoing issues of bureaucratic delays and lack of accountability in government offices.

The protest, while unusual, has sparked a wider conversation about the everyday struggles citizens face while dealing with paperwork and public services in India.

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Context:In Bihar's Alama Iqbal College, when a student lodged a complaint regarding the college's irregularities, the teacher picked him up and slammed him down