When Corruption Is Protected, Leaders Start Abusing Their Own Voters

 

When Corruption Is Protected, Leaders Start Abusing Their Own Voters

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Till now, Indian Gen Z has not resorted to violence; however, things could change as BJP leaders are choosing violence to attack their opponents. The recent episode of the Delhi minister raising his hand against a boy who was making a video of his visit shows that the BJP does not like being told that it is a corrupt party. The minister then had the audacity to file an FIR against the boy.

The sad part is the role of the Delhi Police, which spent more time saving the minister from retaliation by the public and helping him get away from the scene, and then refused to file an FIR against the minister even though the evidence shows who started the violence. So, when people say that the system has sold its soul, this is what they are talking about. The judges, the police, the media—you name it—are all playing a role in keeping this government in power.

In 2023, when the BJP government passed a law to give immunity to the ECI, did anyone ask for that immunity, and if so, why? It is well known throughout the nation that, in the 2024 election, the BJP was about to lose that election, and therefore, in order to steal the election, it must have asked the ECI to use illegal methods to steal votes from the opposition parties to keep the government in power.

Modi was so stressed when the counting started, knowing that the BJP's internal survey was showing that the party was losing and that even Modi was losing his seat, that he created a diversion to help with the theft. He pretended to meditate inside a cave while hundreds of media cameras were showing his fake act of meditation.

When this government changes, I hope the new government will take steps to correct the broken system, investigate each crime, and punish anyone who is found guilty to the fullest extent of the law to stop such behavior by any future government. I hope that the Delhi Police comes to its senses and takes action against the minister who publicly slapped a boy for making a video of him, which was his right when filming a public figure.

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