Indian Politics and Internal News

[lightoftruth]

So do indians agree now that modi is the biggest liar, all that hatred he spread and fed about Muslims and Pakistanis was based on his hideous RSS ideology. Or indians prefer to stay ignorant and keep hating Pakistan indefinitely?

RSS ideology is prevalent all across, its not just BJP , RSS workers are everywhere , in all major parties barring few openly Anti Hindu ones ( mostly small Muslim parties or communist ones), Hatred for pakistan emanates through series of wars/ terrorist attacks & anti Hindu narrative etc & is present in common public across all parties , Most Indians irrespective of religion is not fond of pakistan , Owaisi's hatred is stark example , he hates pakistan to the core because of terrorism & even in BJP govt. he is openly used as narrative maker in foreign countries. With or without modi things will not be normal until terrorist acts from Pakistan stops.

Some would say its stupid for pakistan to assume that Indians will not act against terrorism & seek normalcy just to be targeted again.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

So do indians agree now that modi is the biggest liar, all that hatred he spread and fed about Muslims and Pakistanis was based on his hideous RSS ideology. Or indians prefer to stay ignorant and keep hating Pakistan indefinitely?

I'll wait for next election. So far Hindus have only shown love for Modi. And unlike in Pakistan, at least for now there is some semblance of vote integrity. But that to BJP is changing by removing anti-RSS/BJP people from voting lists, mostly muslims. There is no doubt the so called biggest democracy will not remain democracy for long if BJP continues. It will probably become like Pakistan where vote doesn't matter as much but they will keep the drama going.

 

[c14-Isotope]

So do indians agree now that modi is the biggest liar, all that hatred he spread and fed about Muslims and Pakistanis was based on his hideous RSS ideology. Or indians prefer to stay ignorant and keep hating Pakistan indefinitely?

The latter ofcourse