The chinks in the armour of the Narendra Modi government are beginning to show not only from the outside, but from the inside also. The BBC documentary which the UK government asserted that the BBC is an independent entity and the fact that the BJP government banned in India as well as George Soros’ contention on the democratic constitution of the government in India has dented the democratic credentials of the PM Narendra Modi-led government.
For fair minded Indians, is the Modi government democratic? Consider the muzzling of the press, the demonetization, the Aadhaar subjugation, the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir. The GST regime that has burdened the people of India with high tax rates, the three farm laws that caused the deaths of hundreds of farmers, which the BJP government was forced to repeal. All these and many other issues have pried open the skeletons in the Modi government.
The opposition is strongly placed if they unite to dethrone Modi from his chair which at the moment seems to be the verdict of the majority Indians. If all the opposition parties join together a new government of national unity can unseat the Modi government in the Centre.
