Breaking News: Modi and Shah Caught Red-Handed Inflating Stocks

 

Breaking News: Modi and Shah Caught Red-Handed Inflating Stocks


I was not surprised that these two BJP leaders, wrapped in their egos, would openly commit this crime just before the counting of votes. As I have been saying, the BJP knew they were losing this election and came up with a new plan to steal it. This was a multi-step plan that required diversion, pressure, and misinformation. In all these three steps, Modi and Shah committed real, punishable crimes. Others helped as well. In one of my blogs, I specifically said that if the BJP is thrown out of power, Modi, Shah, Adani, and Ambani have a lot to lose, and some of them could end up in jail, so they would try everything to keep the BJP in power.

Let me first describe how these three steps were executed.

Step 1: Diversion

Modi's public display of fake meditation, complete with cameras and media coverage, was a major diversion scheme executed to perfection. All Modi followers and curious onlookers were engrossed in this spectacle, diverting their attention from the election manipulation taking place.

Step 2: Pressure

Shah pressured all District Magistrates (DMs) to ensure they supported the BJP and took measures to prevent opposition party members from winning. There were numerous incidents where opposition parties were leading, only to experience sudden power failures, after which the BJP emerged victorious. These incidents need thorough investigation, but who can conduct an honest investigation? Knowing this, these criminals felt emboldened to carry out their plans.

Step 3: Misinformation

A massive misinformation campaign projected the BJP to cross 400 seats, encouraging investors to pour money into the market, leading to 30 lakh crore rupees in losses for nearly 50 million investors. Modi and Shah falsely assured investors that the market would soar after their supposed victory on June 4th. Statements from both leaders, captured on camera and broadcasted by media, provide clear evidence of this crime. No political leader is allowed to make such statements regarding stocks, as it violates stock market rules globally. In the USA, this is called insider information, and leaders making such statements face severe punishment, including many years in jail. If these financial losses lead to suicides, this will also be considered in passing judgment against the criminals.

Furthermore, businesses that benefited from this misinformation through their media channels should be held liable and sued for being complicit in these crimes. It's time for someone in India to file a class action lawsuit against these entities on behalf of all investors who lost money due to this misinformation. The class action should also target parties that propagated this misinformation in the media.

In summary, the actions of Modi and Shah represent a blatant theft of democracy and economic manipulation. They used diversion, pressure, and misinformation to attempt to steal the election and manipulate the stock market. These crimes must be investigated and prosecuted to uphold the integrity of India's democracy and economy.


 

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