#GeneralElection2019

The election campaign in Bengal, violence in pockets of Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka, Odhisha, and some others, gives us a first-hand example of what Fascism actually is.

Even if it means to close your eyes when the democracy is in danger and rally behind a leader who is shredding democratic values to pieces, it's all acceptable and even celebrated by the leftist hypocrite media.

There is a strong possibility that both these leaders will get ousted in the next assembly elections and will be erased from the public memory for ever.

These slogans have become the voice of the masses who can see the work around them, can sense that the intentions of the govt. are noble, can feel that the country is moving in the right direction, but are unable to express it in the 'Angrezi' words that these snobbish elite understand.

An another 'wanna be' intellectual satirist Hasan Minhaj criticizes the PM in every way possible and finds not even one positive thing to speak about the PM to keep his interaction balanced.

His massive pool of knowledge about India and her civilization, and second, his ethos and values which any child receives who comes from a poor or middle class background.

The Big Lie strategy has all the hallmarks of a group of people who are inexperienced, at least in the Indian political milieu. Their approach is easy politically, grabs people’s attention, keeps the message simple and gets a lot of media attention.

Indian opposition is acting like Bhasmasur ever since they're kicked out of power.

The story which is emerging even before election results, is that the good-for-nothing royals have abandoned their troops in the middle of the battlefield to save themselves.

Any discerning observer of Bengal knows that the state is marked by a political culture of extreme intolerance against opposition political parties and a generally poor law and order situation. Hence, EC's approach to tackle the situation seems too casual.