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Abhijit Iyer-Mitra lodges police and EC complaint against Facebook for ‘waging war on nation’, drops ISI bomb
By Team MyNation

First Published 8, Apr 2019, 5:53 PM IST
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New Delhi: Noted security and policy expert Abhijit Iyer-Mitra has lodged a criminal complaint against social networking behemoth Facebook with the Delhi Police, alleging that it was “subverting Indian elections in collusion with the ISI” and thus “waging war” against the nation. Iyer-Mitra has also moved the Election Commission of India (ECI) with a similar plaint against Facebook.

The complaint alleged that Facebook was trying “to interfere in the internal process of elections in India at the behest of foreign powers — including but not limited to Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)”. Recently, FB had taken down several websites from its platform, citing penal action against “disinformation”, but in essence hitting at pro-Right Wing and pro-PM Modi outlets.

It also took down MyNation’s website without any intimation or explanation. While MyNation has been assured by the FB management that the problem would be resolved soon, nothing has been done yet and no specific reason has been cited.

Iyer-Mitra’s complaint was lodged with the Sansad Marg police station. The security expert has demanded an investigation against FB vice-president in India Ajit Mohan and FB founder and chairman Mark Zuckerberg in the matter.

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He said in his complaint that on May 17, 2018, Katie Habarth, FB’s global politics and government outreach director, had announced a “partnership” with American think tank Atlantic Council “to ensure that Facebook ‘plays a positive role during elections throughout the world’.”

This meant, Iyer-Mitra alleged, that FB wanted to “control the dissemination of information during the course of the Indian electoral process”.

Mitra drew attention to the fact that Atlantic Council counted Pakistani national Shuja Nawaz, brother to former Pakistani army chief General Asif Nawaz Janjua.
“That the inescapable conclusion that one is led to draw from the facts presented above is that the task of playing a ‘positive role’ during elections in India has been outsourced openly by Facebook, which as documented above has a murky past of interference in democratic processes, to a think tank that has links to Pakistani intelligence,” Iyer-Mitra wrote in his criminal complaint.


Also read: Foreign powers led by Pakistan, China manipulating Indian election via social media

Iyer-Mitra’s allegations against FB are defined under section 121 and section 120B of the of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

He put his complaint in the context of the tainted past of the social networking site globally.

“That lately, the company has been caught up in scandals around the world including in the United Kingdom as well as the United States of America as it has been accused of interfering in the Brexit referendum as well as the United States presidential election of 2016, in collusion with a firm known as Cambridge Analytica. The same was covered extensively by the foreign media after the lid was blown off the scandal by a former employee of Cambridge Analytica — one Christopher Wyllie,” the complaint read.

Iyer-Mitra also pointed to the fact that Zuckerberg had had to appear before the US Congress and testify in the matter “wherein he did not deny that the data of users was indeed harvested although he denied personal or corporate culpability for the said data theft that took place on his watch.”

Source https://www.mynation.com/india-news/kolkata-police-slapped-cbi-official-with-false-case-of-traffic-rule-violation-to-intimidate-saradha-scam-probe-ppl4fb
There is a video too, which is not getting attached to post, interesting better visit the site too.
Facebook does it again, Election news verification outsourced to Atlantic Council which includes no Indians and to make matters worse one of senior people heading Facebook News verification is brother of former Pakistan Chief of Army staff aka ISI involved indirectly.
Think Govt should make it known without mincing words, that the Election & news verification on Facebook platform should be conducted by Indians, approved by India govt, or Facebook face blackout in India for the duration of Election & may be longer for trying to meddle
 
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Janaab, its per KM per tonne.
Aur rupalli naheen dollars hein.

Ji, zaroor, chinti ko lagta hei ke katora talaab hei to mein kya karoon.

BTW, Air India ka revune hei 222 billion INR per year, so all those carores of rupees don't even register. They are less than one month of revenue growth.

Not to mention, now Air India will permanently redirect all flights to a differ flight path and will perhaps disallow any flights from Pakistan. So you can keep your geographic advantage and suck on it.
Amreeki rupalli :p
Aur hamaray yahaan corrupt loug beythay hain CAA mein. Airlines jinn kii ziada jahaaz hamarii Air space sey guzartay hain woh CAA kay babu logon ko paisay khila deytay hain aur phir un airlines kay jahaz jitni baar Pakistani air space sey guzrain unhain koi bill nahii bheja jaata :ROFLMAO:
 
Maamu, you are losing precious forex by closing your airspace.
There is something called "Overflight fee" which your stupid country charges per KM and Per tonne of the weight of air-craft. And its in dollars.
Pakistan is in such a mess that they charge more money for transit than actually landing in their airports.
@vstol Jockey , can you confirm about Overflight fee for transit?

So now go and work overtime in your grocery store to make it up for that... Imran needs you.
Yes, these beggers have one of the highest fee for overflying their territory due to their location. And they are losing massive amount of money by keeping their airspace closed. But you can expect it from them. Did they not loose over $2B in business every year with Afghanistan and central asia by closing transit facilities to Afghan trucks?
 
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Amreeki rupalli :p
Aur hamaray yahaan corrupt loug beythay hain CAA mein. Airlines jinn kii ziada jahaaz hamarii Air space sey guzartay hain woh CAA kay babu logon ko paisay khila deytay hain aur phir un airlines kay jahaz jitni baar Pakistani air space sey guzrain unhain koi bill nahii bheja jaata :ROFLMAO:
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Source :- https://www.caapakistan.com.pk/upload/MISC/Airocharges.pdf
We are talking of 100's of million of Dollar loss on recurring basis to Pak economy, which was essentially free money.
Now Pakistan needs to beg that much more - compounded monthly basis
 
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Source :- https://www.caapakistan.com.pk/upload/MISC/Airocharges.pdf
We are talking of 100's of million of Dollar loss on recurring basis to Pak economy, which was essentially free money.
Now Pakistan needs to beg that much more - compounded monthly basis
@safriz Not to mention with India not allowing flights which entered Pakistan airspace to then come inside India airspace. Means all International flight operators will find the business financially unsustainable to visit Pak, as maximum flights included transit fight to 3rd countries post docking in Pakistan.
Now only dedicated flights will ply with passing time, Pakistan Airways is not doing well, severe loss making & fully submerged in debt & cant afford to buy more planes. With decreasing international flights will also translate to increase in cost that will be faced by people travelling from Pakistan to abroad. As its a question of Demand Supply.
With less supply, cost will increase to a very large degree.
Cost to Pak Economy will increases over & above overflight free money. That's why pressure from Oman & other countries to Pak , so flight can move to lucrative & big Indian market post they visit Pakistan, else they drop Pakistan off there international map due to financial unfeasibility or reduce frequency. Pakistan complied. But India not allowing.


Pakistan with blocking Indian flights in beginning of conflict, dug its own grave, in the game of economics & war of attrition.
 
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We are talking of 100's of million of Dollar loss on recurring basis to Pak economy, which was essentially free money.
Now Pakistan needs to beg that much more - compounded monthly basis
There is something more about Pakistan. Most nations have two different rates for flights overflying without stop over and flights terminating or originating from their own airspace. But Pakistan has same rates for both types of flights. This shows that they are janam-jaat thugs. Normally the rates for non-stop overflying flights are higher by about 50% compared to flights terminating or originating from the same state. But Pakistan charges a flat rate for all flights.
 
There is something more about Pakistan. Most nations have two different rates for flights overflying without stop over and flights terminating or originating from their own airspace. But Pakistan has same rates for both types of flights. This shows that they are janam-jaat thugs. Normally the rates for non-stop overflying flights are higher by about 50% compared to flights terminating or originating from the same state. But Pakistan charges a flat rate for all flights.
Thats why I said they charge as if your plane is going to use their landing facilities even if you overfly them.
 
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Can we petition babaji not to be put in a tomb pls - he single handedly made so many Pak Generals sleep in wet pants.
Mods any suggestions? Can you exercise your contacts.
 
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So is this deployment intended to just distract and tie down Pak units across the border? That would suggest to the enemy that once again India plans to keep this conflict local throughout its course?


No. There has been a “build up” in terms of mechanised and armoured formations along the IB, there is no doubt, if one was to consider the number of troops rotating into the area as part of their routine training as also posturing from troops already in region as routine peacetime deployment.

The numbers at present provide both flexibility in response and options to GoI to employ forces as it deems fit. Since the troops moving in are those who were anyways to move in for summer training, the costs are budgeted and minimal. That they can move from training to offensive mode in a jiffy, indicates that things are far from over.
 
I was thinking same sir, electronic decoy is inserted intentionally to fool your own missile or whatever computer of your own system to simulate a target instead of a real one how come another airforce radar be fooled with electronic decoy when they actually search for physical object in sky.

But then thought a person who is still struggling to differentiate between Indian airspace and Pakistani this will be literally bhains ke aage been bajana. You presented it with even more technical language, he will be struggling for quite some time.


I am hoping that US Govt makes a statement in support of Pakistan’s claims on F-16 not being downed. (Not that they will as they are also aware of what has happened).

Situation would be so much amusing after that.

Meanwhile if someone were to ask very nicely, I am pretty sure that @Nilgiri would happily put up a plethora of graphs & statistics to show exactly how Pakistan is really losing while the Indian elephant is moving along at a steady trot.

While F-16 claims and threads are being made by Pakistanis day in and out, the real issue, that of their economy bleeding along with their troops, is being swept aside.

Ignorance, sir, is indeed a bliss for our neighbours.
 
Meanwhile if someone were to ask very nicely, I am pretty sure that @Nilgiri would happily put up a plethora of graphs & statistics to show exactly how Pakistan is really losing while the Indian elephant is moving along at a steady trot.

No wonder I hate IIMers, my sis and brother in law being professors there make no difference either.
 
How? Thru a longer route for west bound flights? I think India can afford that.....Economy is relatively strong for that cost....Question is how long Pakistan can afford this stand off.... My estimate says this is gonna continue for 2 more months.....
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I think Falcon told us performance of Netra as " prodigious ".
I unable to trace in history of my posts..

Look what I found ..


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Intel Monk is here or he is using this forum as data base ..
Yes Netra, showed its capabilities in Balakot strike & did shine quite a bit.
C295 would be a good platform to mount it.As far as I know option is given to IAF both for 240degree coverage on C295 platform in traditional netra config and even in 360 degree model with a circular dish above - C295 already has experience with circular dish, hence it could be easily integrated too if required.
I am not sure if some range is compromised in 240 Vs 360, due to distributed power, but I do know both options on C295 is a good option, if the plane is manufactured in India, for long term security of platform of operations.


Here one article in Feb - providing more details
AERO INDIA: DRDO reveals plans for C295 variants
And another recent one 5 days back
DRDO Offers India Netra AEW&C On New Platform
 
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@BlackOpsIndia @vstol Jockey @Paro @Shajida Khan
Excellent posts on economic impact of the stand off on the last two pages. It has been a delight to read.
@LoneWolfSandeep thank you for bringing forward the GoI effective ban on flights transiting Pak airspace and the NOTAMs issued by various countries and including various Pakistani and international sources.

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@Nilgiri,

Subject : Request for some juicy details with big economic words that I won't understand to show the economic impact of the stand off. Some colourful graphics would be much appreciated.

Sir,
I believe I speak for all the forum members when I say there seems to be a lack of analysis of the economic impact of the recent stand off. While there has been much analysis of weapons and technologies involved(a bit too much if you ask me) there has been no such effort put towards BDA of the economies at play. Economics, as we all agree is a important marker of national strength, sometimes the most important. It tells us a lot about a country's ability of waging war and sustaining it. Knowing the sustaining ability of the adversary is an absolute must in an attrition warfare that we find ourselves in.

Therefore, it is with utmost urgency that I request you to do your bit to enlighten your fellow countrymen on the state of matters in the economic realm and possibly advice us on what steps we ought to be taking to advance and consolidate our lead. Hoping to read a long detailed post from you soon.
Yours Sincerely
@Gautam


There @Falcon, somebody had to do it. Do you think this will work ? I mean he gave me an "F" the last time we discussed economics.
 
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