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Sonya Fischer

@fischersonya

3 months ago

Posted On: July 3rd 2026, 11:21 am

4th of July FREEdom Flow!

Freedom begins with so let’s get this yoga flow before fireworks going…

This class is on me. No payment is required, but register ahead using the link below to secure your spot!

https://app.classfit.com/class/2612760

Saturday, July 4th
10:00AM
Location in Oak Park

All levels welcome . You can pull up a mat or a chair

Tag a friend, see you there! 🫶🏽✌🏽🧘🏽‍♀️

Comments (2)

2 months ago

erikdetroitmade

Great job yesterday! Thanks

So honored to wear the @maxmara look from the FW26 collection

#MaxMara #MaxMaraFW26

A day in the life of @amberglenniceskater on @dancingwiththestars 🤩

#amberglenn #figureskating #dwts

Happy birthday to you Ammuuuuuu. Now I’m 21 and you’re 31🐣🌸. Wishing you a wonderful year ahead.

You’ll forever be that person who comforts me and one of the only two people who clicks selfies with me which I loveeeeeeeee🥹💛 I love it when you capture random moments of me. Was too happy to see the amount of new photos I have with you, thanks to our beautiful Pookkal 🌻and to your wedding❤️. Really excited for your Wedding film. Ammuuuu this is your year and let more beautiful years come to you❤️ Love your secret cute voice forever🫶🏻Eeeeee
@ahaana_krishna

Everyone do watch Ahaana’s beautiful wedding film, it’s live now🌝🫶🏻

Love, Hansu <3

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP)-led protests in Delhi have drawn extensive international media coverage, with outlets including Reuters, The Guardian, Al Jazeera and Deutsche Welle reporting on the demonstrations, mass detentions and security restrictions ahead of the October 10 protest. The movement has demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in voter-list revisions.

International coverage has focused on the detention of CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke and other leaders, restrictions around protest sites, and concerns raised by journalists and civil society groups over the handling of demonstrations. Reuters also reported allegations from journalists and media-rights organisations that police obstructed reporters covering the protests. Authorities have cited public-order concerns, while the Election Commission has disputed allegations of wrongdoing in the voter-list revision process.

The developments have brought renewed international scrutiny to questions of democratic participation, electoral transparency and the right to peaceful protest in India. While CJP and its supporters say their campaign is about protecting voting rights, the Election Commission maintains that voter-list revisions are part of an electoral verification process. The continuing debate has now moved beyond domestic politics, attracting attention from global media and placing the handling of dissent and electoral concerns under a wider spotlight.

Sonya Fischer

@fischersonya

erikdetroitmade

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