Unmasking Injustice: The Urgent Need for Accountability in Modi's India

 

Unmasking Injustice: The Urgent Need for Accountability in Modi's India

Unlawfully Held Fearless Leaders of AAP

Even though I do not live in India, it is disheartening to witness the blatant injustice that is unfolding under the current government. The prolonged imprisonment of Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, and Satinder Jain without substantial evidence is unacceptable for any law-abiding citizen who values democratic principles. If these individuals are guilty, they should be tried in a court of law, and if found guilty, they should serve their sentences as prescribed by the law. However, keeping them in prison without concrete proof violates the fundamental principles of justice.

The Supreme Court of India has a crucial role in upholding justice and protecting citizens' rights. Unfortunately, it has failed to intervene in these cases, despite clear indications of injustice. The court's inaction is troubling, especially when there is evidence that points towards the involvement of prominent figures in corrupt practices. For instance, there are allegations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Amit Shah, and J.P. Nadda of accepting ₹60 crore from the main accuser in the crime these AAP leaders are accused of. This evidence has been corroborated by the Supreme Court through the State Bank of India.

Furthermore, Modi and Shah's alleged role in inciting violence in Gujarat, where Congress Party offices were vandalized, is another serious accusation that requires investigation. Although Adani returned the land illegally allocated to him by Modi, this does not absolve the crime. Modi should be held accountable for his actions and explain his decisions to the nation.

The privatization policies under Modi's government have also led to significant financial injustices. After the elections, Reliance Jio increased its phone service charges by 25%, a move that previously would have required government approval. This price hike raises questions about possible bribery and the funds the government may have received to allow this increase. Such actions suggest a close nexus between large corporations and the government, resulting in legal robbery of public funds. The public deserves transparency and accountability, especially when policies disproportionately benefit a few at the expense of many.

Corruption at this scale is facilitated by political leaders who prioritize power over principles. Nitish Kumar and N. Chandrababu Naidu, for instance, have been accused of compromising their values to remain in power, thus enabling this systemic corruption. The lack of awareness among voters, who often base their decisions on caste, religion, and short-term financial incentives, further perpetuates this cycle of injustice.

It is time for the nation to awaken and demand justice. The public must hold their leaders accountable and not be swayed by superficial or emotional appeals. Awareness and education are key to empowering voters to make informed decisions that prioritize long-term national interests over short-term gains.

India stands at a crossroads where the values of democracy and justice are being tested. The public must demand transparency and accountability from their leaders to ensure that governance serves the people rather than a select few. Only through collective vigilance and action can the nation overcome the injustices and pave the way for a fair and just society.


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