#BoycottTIME trending on Twitter as it lists Shaheen Bagh 'Dadi' in Most Influential People of 2020
New Delhi: Right-wing Twitter users on Wednesday evening started a campaign on the micro-blogging site, calling for a boycott of TIME magazine after it listed Shaheen Bagh ‘Dadi’ Bilkis among the 100 Most Influential People of the World in 2020.
The list also includes PM Narendra Modi, actor Ayushmann Khurrana, Google CEO Sundar Pichai are among others.
While PM Modi was listed in the "Leaders" category, Bilkis, a.k.a "Dadi of Shaheen Bagh", was featured under "Icons".
Bilkis is among those better known as the 'Dadis (Grandmothers) of Shaheen Bagh' and had led the protests from the front, shedding the comfort of their homes.
The profile of Bilkis in the TIME magazine list, written by journalist and writer Rana Ayyub, says she "became the voice of the marginalized in India".
Twitter users called for boycotting the magazine alleging that it was listing someone “Who prompted riots” in the list of “World’s Most Influential People in 2020”.
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One more proof of how western agencies and certain anarchist organizations are Propaganding a false narrative of India's political situations.
— Vinay Tendulkar (@TendulkarBJP) September 23, 2020
All they want is to defame the culture and values of Indic civilization so that they can pull us down to their level.
#BoycottTIME
It's really hard to understand why #Bilkis was considered in most influential persons.
— Monty Rana (@montyyrana) September 23, 2020
Did she influence a significant amount of mass towards something productive?
Saperatism is quite easy to propagate as it's destructive in nature. It looks more like biased media. #BoycottTIME pic.twitter.com/XbEjuLyRWF
#TIMEMagazine have placed Bilkis bano among "100 most influential people" in the world.
— प्रवीण चौहान ? 40k (@ChauhanSaabPC) September 23, 2020
How can they praise a woman who Face of Riots in New Delhi?
Time to #BoycottTIME pic.twitter.com/PzWLs7JXYQ
We don't need any certificate from these West ppl for our PM.. Ye hamesha se aise hi divide n rule game play karte h #BoycottTIME pic.twitter.com/9iHknJw5OQ
— Amit Sharma (@AmitsharmaGRENO) September 23, 2020
People who don’t know what they stand for are termed heroes. That is the vile power of left media. #boycottTime https://t.co/G0NO0rKTGM
— Ravi Gupta®️ (@RaviGuptaINDIAN) September 23, 2020
#BoycottTIME jai hind
— Kusum Tomar (@KusumTomar19) September 23, 2020
#BoycottTIME
— Sakshi Gupta (@sakshigupta76) September 23, 2020
That failed Shaheen bagh protester Bilkis featured on Time magazine..
Meanwhile Rahul Gandhi who is not featured...?? pic.twitter.com/kkHZKoyFeI
These rioters were there for Wages , Biryani and time rewarded them for being traitors.#BoycottTime#BoycottTIME pic.twitter.com/0p3SM0nDtW
— अहं भारतीयः (@Skylark_Indian) September 23, 2020
Suffering from Shortage of Toilet Paper ?
— Roshan singh (@Roshans82660478) September 23, 2020
No worries, we have a lot of it. ??#StandWithGilgitBaltistan#IndiaTrustModi #BoycottTIME pic.twitter.com/AfblBHsBd5#BoycottTIME pic.twitter.com/ZTt126t8KN
#BoycottTime
— Meet Patel (@MeetPat92472800) September 23, 2020
This magazine is utterly ridiculous because whichever It is praisefully prescribed, has to be whether an Anti-national or a communist. Boycott this basket case. ??????? pic.twitter.com/8Fb4yzczof
#BoycottTIME Actually Times Magazine does need to add our PM We all know him and how powerful is he? They are free to show their cheap mind set in their double standard Magazine.
— Akanksha Singh (@Akanksha101294) September 23, 2020
#BoycottTime Must Must Must
— AJIT SINGH (@ajits1072) September 23, 2020
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J'khand: Businessman 'jumps to death' from 6th floor of apartment, probe underway
Ranchi (PTI): A Ranchi-based businessman died allegedly by suicide by jumping from the sixth floor of his apartment here, police said on Friday.
The incident took place around 10:30 pm on Thursday in Hindpiri police station area, they said.
“The deceased, Anurag Sarawgi, was heard speaking to someone over the phone in a loud tone. The door of his room was bolted from inside. He then suddenly jumped from the sixth floor of the apartment,” SP (City) Paras Rana told PTI.
No suicide note was recovered from his room, Rana said.
A thorough investigation is underway, the SP added.
(Assistance for overcoming suicidal thoughts is available on the state’s health helpline 104, Tele-MANAS 14416.)
