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ভাইয়া আমি আপনার সাথে কথা বলতে চাই । — Preceding unsigned comment added by Deep Ronjon Das (talk • contribs) 12:32, 30 August 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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Hi! Thanks for your contribution to the article West Bengal and Economy of West Bengal. Updates were really needed in those. Regards.--Dwaipayan (talk) 15:06, 28 November 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Please stop your disruptive editing. If you continue to vandalize Wikipedia, as you did at Ravish Kumar, you may be blocked from editing. — hako9 (talk) 04:16, 4 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Please elaborate with minute details, references and evidences as to what exactly you found in my editing that comes within the definition of disruptive editing and vandalization. If I am blocked from editing, I might intereprete the block as infringement of my right as an editor to keep a page neutral and politically unbiased as per the official guidelines of the publisher as well as severe violation sovereign law of the land under which the publishing mass platform is permitted to exhibit their content within jurisdictions of respective countries that hold the international platform, a foreign entity in those sovereign territories, responsible for maintaining highest standards of scholarly neutrality in covering all sides of the content with full fairness and ensure no intentions of meddling in internal political discourse that would be otherwise carried out by only allowing links of certain media reports as reference to curate a biased polotical narrative while shadow-banning and excising links of other media reports as reference for not conforming to that particular politically biased narrative and hence I might contemplate taking legal recourse in my defense and protection of my right as an editor I believe I have dicharged with utmost honesty to the best of my knowledge. Rheadiya (talk) 01:11, 5 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

You added an unverifiable and over the top, editorialised statement with vague implications. — hako9 (talk) 05:03, 5 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

I just softly contextualised (by adding quotation marks instead of outrightly deleting or countering with arguments and opinions available on the other side of the political spectrum), an over the top unverifiable (means not scientifically evidenced, not proven to be true in any court of law) politically tilted editorialised oponion (of certain section of academics, political opponents of a certain political party and certain activists who themselves call themselves leftists with innumerable evidences strewn across public fora- not vague implications- reflecting their opinions through socalled reports in certain news media in both India and abroad, The Guardian, linked in the Wikipedia article, that often quote and refer each other and also often refer to news content generated from the said news media, NDTV as primary source of their news related to India, forming a citation loop and hence remain heavily compromised because of conflict of interest when it comes to politically unbiased reportage on the said topic), when describing the takeover as "hostile" and certain industrialist as "close ally" of certain political party and certain politician. This way Wikipedia, a non profit organisation that has humble and holistic goal of spreading knowledge, for which it while exhibiting its content in other sovereign countries as a foreign entity (as part of Wikimedia Foundations headquartered in the USA) has to abide by laws of the land in those countries including that of not interefering and meddling in domestic political discourse of those countries, is being dragged into a spot by vested interests with political affiliation by weaponising the reputation and capability of dissemination of information of this mass platform to further a certain kind of highly opinionated political narrative of certain groups, individuals, academics and political parties in a certain country by creating a citation loop with impunity, linking only those media reports of mediahouses that align ideologically or out of common interests while shadow banning and excising reference links of other media houses that do not necessarily conform to thatvparticular narrative and offer countering views in their reports, in order to portray their narrative as the only established, mainstream fact and general public perception and it is anybody's guess that political interests often indulge in such activities with electoral dividends in sight. The right to edit this article has been appropriated is being closely guarded by certain editors like you (as though it is your private property) and you are evidently touchy to even quotation marks used just to contextualise that reference to news report on opinion or perception of a section of people (no matter how rich or influential or popular they are or how noted they are as academics, intellectuals and activists- political commentary on political events is grey area and one should tread with caution when making encyclopedic content on recent and dynamic political events) does not make it scientifically evidenced truth or fact, "verified" for that matter or indisputable verdict of the court of law or general perception of all the people in a society and hence you do not let any editor you are not comfortable with to edit out of your fear that the political agenda agenda may be lost which is why you label ostentatious charges of disruptive editing and vandalisation to discourage any attempt of neutral encyclopedic documentation with threat of block with you misusing your power as senior editor. Let me remind you that Wikipedia guidelines are public and it has to abide by laws of the land while making its content available in sovereign territories that it is not immune to which is why any illegal misuse of power, threat and illegal conflict of interest (as in mass platform meant for dissemination of knowledge being used as a political tool to further particular polotical narrative) carries legal ramification and if I am blocked, I shall contemplate seeking legal redressal in my defence and for protection of my legal rights seeking my reinstatement and compensation from both the wrongdoing individual or group of individuals as well as from the platform that employs them. Rheadiya (talk) 07:24, 5 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Blaise Pascal once said, "I would have written a shorter letter, but I did not have the time". I'd have read your diatribe, if I had the time too. You can take comfort in the fact the it will not be me, if ever you are blocked. You can make a case to an uninvolved admin. Till that time, be succinct and take your issue to the article talk page. — hako9 (talk) 07:55, 5 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]

People often quote by dropping big names to deflect. Ofcourse lack of your time is evident given the preoccupation you have, that of appropriating editorial rights of other editors on certain articles you need to "protect" out of your interests that lie beyond the official goals of the mass platform. "It will be not me"- that is precisely why I mentioned "group of individuals" as I know such admins' racket with political agenda and vested interests operate in groups. "Be succinct", thanks but I can not help it as mischiefs hiding behind perfunctory formality and grey area of ethics need elaborate and well articulated repertoire. I had no issues till you came to my porch to lecture me brusquely with patently incongruous charges of disruptive editing and vandalising and threaten me of blocking. You could just carry on with your appropriation of others' editorial rights on that article page without notifying me. Advice for an advice, do grow some fortitude once you are done with reading blurbs, banners and hoardings; I get though that it must be in short supply when fighting the immoral fight. Obviously you have no time given the way you were so prompt in reverting edits on that page. I shall think about Whatever I need to do on this platform and beyond the purview of this platform to stop unintended and unethical weaponisation of grand goals and scope of this wonderful platform. Rheadiya (talk) 09:04, 5 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]