Modi and Shah: Two Cowards Hiding Behind Power and Police

 

Modi and Shah: Two Cowards Hiding Behind Power and Police


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Have you ever seen two leaders who claim to be the most powerful men in India but appear terrified of facing their own people? Narendra Modi and Amit Shah have turned Indian democracy into a system where money, political influence, and police power seem more important than the Constitution. They boast about their popularity while serious allegations of vote theft and election manipulation remain unanswered.

Three years ago, Amit Shah promised to spend three days in Manipur restoring peace. Those three days seem to have disappeared into history. Shah can roar like a lion from a heavily protected stage, but when the people demand answers, he behaves like a mouse looking for a hole to hide in. What kind of Home Minister needs so much protection from the very citizens he is supposed to serve?

Mr. Shah, do you think Indians are stupid? People can see the enormous crowds attending opposition rallies while BJP leaders struggle to generate the same enthusiasm. Crowds alone do not establish election results, but the allegations of voter deletions and vote theft demand answers. Who authorized the Special Intensive Revision? Why were so many names removed from voter lists? If Gyanesh Kumar and the Election Commission have nothing to hide, why not release the records and face independent scrutiny?

Now look at the Ankita Bhandari murder case. Three men have been convicted, yet allegations involving a politically influential person remain unresolved. Instead of ensuring that every credible piece of evidence is examined, the authorities have allowed suspicions of political protection to grow. A woman claiming to possess recordings relevant to the case has been arrested in another matter. Her claims remain unproven, but why should her evidence not be independently examined? Is protecting political reputations more important than delivering justice to a murdered young woman?

And what have Modi and Shah done to India's police? Peaceful protesters are arrested, detained, and asked to sign bonds promising not to disturb the peace, while those accused of threatening or attacking them appear to face far less scrutiny. Has the police force become the personal security service of politicians? The Constitution gives police officers the authority to protect citizens, not to intimidate them for questioning the government.

Modi and Shah have confused political power with ownership of India. They seem to believe that controlling institutions, surrounding themselves with security, and attacking critics will keep them in power forever. But democracy does not belong to two politicians, their wealthy supporters, or a handful of political goons.

A strong leader does not hide behind police barricades. A strong leader faces Parliament, answers questions, welcomes investigations, and respects the people's constitutional rights. Modi and Shah have failed that test in my eyes. Their politics have weakened public trust in the Election Commission, the police, and the institutions responsible for protecting democracy.

Mr. Modi and Mr. Shah, stop pretending that asking questions is a crime. Answer the God-damned question, you cowards. Answer the allegations of election manipulation. Explain the treatment of peaceful protesters. Ensure that every credible allegation in the Ankita Bhandari case is independently investigated. Stop treating the people of India as your subjects.

India defeated British rule because its people refused to surrender their freedom. Those same people will not remain silent forever when their democratic rights are threatened.

Modi and Shah may control the government, but they do not own India. And no amount of police protection can save a leader from the judgment of the people.

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