The Movement in India Is No Longer Just a Student Movement

 

The Movement in India Is No Longer Just a Student Movement

Hindi Version: https://rakeshinsightfulgaze.blogspot.com/2026/10/blog-post_04.html

What is happening in India is a movement against the government that won't end. In 2012, Anna Hazare raised the issue of corruption, and people bought into it, which led to the downfall of the Congress government. Over the last 12 years, no one has been charged. That does not mean corruption did not take place; it simply means contracts were assigned through proper channels and may have been given to selected businesses that the government felt had a better chance of completing those projects.

What the BJP has done has taken corruption to a whole new level that no one had seen in the history of India. People committed suicide because of their actions, and the government refused to take ownership of this corruption. To stay in power, the government used every tool to steal elections, which required putting the system in the hands of those businesses that would turn around and help buy the system for Modi and Shah.

The lid on the corrupt intent and corruption of Modi and Shah has been lifted, and this student movement is no longer just a student movement; rather, it is becoming a movement of the nation, which will not end without the resignation of Modi and Shah. Gyanesh may resign, but I think, starting with Seema Khanna and TCS, this investigation will eventually lead to Modi and Shah, which is bad news for both of them.

Many people have forgotten what happened when the judiciary squeezed Mrs. Gandhi. So I continue to believe that regardless of how many corrupt judges there may be, there are still a few who can make a huge difference in getting to the bottom of these alleged crimes involving Modi and Shah. We may even see a direct role of Adani and Ambani in this entire episode, which may explain why money is used to buy power. Will it work? I am not sure.

The anger in the nation against the government is coming from all sides. Both Modi and Shah have chosen to use a heavy hand against the protesters, with accusations that members of the RSS have been injected into the police system. This is seen by many as a last-ditch effort by them. Even in the media that once sang only the government's songs, fractures are beginning to appear.

So when we combine the opposition parties and the CJP, the disaster for Modi and Shah is written all over. Neither of them has the skills to speak to the media unless you give them a platform where they can speak only from one direction without being challenged. When we combine everything that is happening in India, it is easy to see why people believe the downfall of this government may be coming. It may also explain why Modi and Shah are hiding and only giving commands to their troops from a distance.

There is one more thing. There are rumors that many BJP members want to leave the party, but Congress may not be willing to welcome them because many in the past have betrayed the Congress Party. If I were Rahul Gandhi and wanted to bring new energy into the party, I would look for new blood among these students who have put their lives on the line for the nation. They may give the party the kind of leaders who would work for the nation and be less corrupt to start with.

The revolt in India that we are seeing today may finally bring a new government with new energy, one that wants to lift India by lifting everyone, and not just a few, as we have seen in the past. Every revolution leaves its mark on history. Some change governments, while others change the direction of a nation.

What we are seeing today may become much bigger than a fight against one government. It may become a fight for the kind of India the next generation wants to build. Despite all the anger and turmoil, I feel this revolution may become a turning point in India's history, and the best days of India may still be ahead.

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