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An Instagram post says journalist Divya Srivastava lost her job within hours of pressing Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath for answers. The recorded exchange is real and Srivastava later alleged harassment, but contemporaneous reporting says she denied the viral firing claim; available evidence does not establish that she was dismissed or that any employment…

Open Post: Divya Srivastava pressed Yogi Adityanath for answers; viral claim that she was fired remains unestablished

This draft duplicates published IndiaFiles Post 85641, which already archives the same @its_____your_____khushi reel and the April 2026 Yogi Adityanath slogan controversy. Reprocessing confirms a real initial misattribution to Swami Vivekananda followed by a near-immediate reference to Netaji; the durable issue is selective clipping, not a separate publishable event.

Open Post: Duplicate draft: Yogi Adityanath’s 2026 slogan-attribution controversy is already documented

Multiple August 2026 reports said the Uttar Pradesh government was considering up to ₹50,000 in assistance for women, but the reports themselves described an unsettled proposal and no reviewed Cabinet decision or scheme rules established a guaranteed benefit. The July Instagram reel predates those reports and its exact speech could not be transcribed, so it…

Open Post: UP’s ₹50,000 women-aid plan was reported, not approved; later reporting still described it as a proposal

Full footage from Yogi Adityanath’s 20 April 2026 Joypur rally confirms that he first attributed “Tum mujhe khoon do…” to Swami Vivekananda and then referred to it as Netaji’s slogan. BJP later used a correct-attribution clip to call the controversy fake, but source comparison shows that did not erase the real Joypur slip; the episode…

Yogi misattributed Bose’s slogan to Vivekananda; a correct clip was later used to deny the slip
Open Post: Yogi misattributed Bose’s slogan to Vivekananda; a correct clip was later used to deny the slip