Modi and Shah: The Extremist Heads of a Party that Thrives on Violence and Fear

 

Modi and Shah: The Extremist Heads of a Party that Thrives on Violence and Fear

Faces of Violence

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In recent days, the true face of the ruling BJP has once again been laid bare for all to see. A minister from the BJP openly threatened to kill Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition. This was followed by another BJP member offering a bounty of 11 lakh rupees to anyone who cut off Gandhi’s tongue. And let’s not forget, that there were two additional threats from BJP members targeting Rahul Gandhi's life. These aren’t isolated incidents. They reflect a disturbing trend within the BJP, a party whose highest echelons of leadership are headed by none other than Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah—two individuals who seem content to remain silent as their party members spew hate and violence.

The home minister of any country is tasked with ensuring the security of every citizen, especially when violent threats are made. Yet, Amit Shah has taken no action against these criminals within his ranks. Worse still, Shah has refused to even address questions from the media about these threats. This is not just cowardice—this is complicity. Shah and Modi, both hailing from Gujarat, are unwilling to confront violent extremists within their own party, let alone venture to conflict zones like Jammu & Kashmir or Manipur despite all the security they command.

This isn’t just negligence—it is terrorism. The BJP is being run by extremists who harbor no regard for the democratic values they claim to uphold. Modi, with his blustering "56-inch chest," cowers away in Gujarat, seeking sympathy from his supporters and whining about being insulted. He has mastered the art of evading real questions, dodging any real accountability for the deteriorating state of India. He hides, relying on his cronies and controlled media to protect his fragile ego while avoiding the real issues plaguing the nation. He has spent a decade surviving on propaganda and lies, but his luck is running out.

Rahul Gandhi, on the other hand, despite being under constant threat, has shown courage by visiting Jammu & Kashmir and Manipur—regions that these cowards have consistently avoided. The BJP’s leadership hides behind security while sending its foot soldiers to incite violence. They are cowards, plain and simple. And now, the BJP's desperation to cling to power is becoming evident as they resort to open death threats and violence against the opposition.

The hypocrisy is sickening. India’s courts moved with lightning speed to sentence Rahul Gandhi to two years in jail for simply speaking out against those who have robbed this nation blind. Modi’s loyal judges also imprisoned Kejriwal and other leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on fabricated charges. Yet, BJP leaders who threaten murder are allowed to roam free, making a mockery of the justice system. Even the Chief Justice of India, instead of defending the integrity of the judiciary, is busy performing performative worship of Ganpati alongside Modi.

This is not the behavior of a democratic government—this is the behavior of a terrorist organization. The BJP has corrupted every institution in the country, from law enforcement to the judiciary, all while hiding behind the guise of "nationalism." They call peaceful farmers terrorists while 700 of those very farmers died protesting for their rights. And now, the real terrorists are within the BJP itself, openly threatening the life of a man whose family has already been devastated by violence.

Every Indian—whether in India or abroad—should be horrified by these threats against Rahul Gandhi. This is no longer just a political issue; it is a criminal matter, and if Modi and Shah continue to protect these extremists, they too must be held accountable for their crimes. Their silence is not just cowardice—it is an endorsement of the violence their party propagates. These two men, who project themselves as strong leaders, are nothing more than puppeteers of a party steeped in extremism, hiding from the very problems they have created.

India must wake up before it is too late. If this cycle of terror continues, the country's democratic fabric will be torn apart, and the BJP will be the one holding the threads.