24/06/2025
Another article, another attempt to discredit a man who has spent years fighting for justice, transparency, and accountability.
Today’s Post piece throws around words like “volatile” and “intimidation” all designed to distract the public from what Avinash Ramkistan actually stands for.
Let’s be clear:
Avinash is fighting for the rights of ordinary South Africans who’ve been mistreated by powerful institutions from unlawful home repossessions to financial exploitation.
He’s been standing up against corruption in the justice system, asking questions that many are too afraid to ask.
He’s pushed back against abuse of power by prosecutors, magistrates, and police who act outside of the law and he’s demanded accountability, not just for himself, but for all of us.
And he’s doing it from behind bars, in a system that wants him silent.
Instead of telling this story, The Post Newspaper continues its biased campaign - sensationalizing one-sided courtroom moments, ignoring the broader fight for justice, and conveniently leaving out the core message behind the Justice for Avinash Ramkistan movement.
This isn’t journalism. This is damage control for those who feel threatened by the truth he represents.
Let’s not be fooled. Let’s not be manipulated.
Avinash Ramkistan is not the problem!
He’s a voice for the voiceless, a target because he dared to challenge the system, and a symbol of what it means to keep fighting when the world turns its back.
We see through the spin. And we will continue to rise, louder and stronger.
Justice for Avinash Ramkistan is justice for the people.
Follow our page. Stay informed. Stand with the truth.
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