r/RightWingIndia

In his recent speech, PM Modi appealed to the people of our nation to reduce spending too much on petrol and non-essential gold. He addressed us as the leader of our nation. If we stay prepared, this will be useful for us during the ongoing events. India can save foreign exchange reserves to absorb external crisis pressure.

But we have noticed how propaganda is being run against the BJP. They completely distorted PM Modi’s speech to spread misinformation. When PM Modi appeared in a car, they used that image to distort his message and push their own anti-BJP narrative. Every social media platform got flooded with this meme propaganda.

First, all these anti-BJP narratives start on meme pages, then these narratives are sneaked into public discussions to manipulate the general public against the Indian government. Some anti-BJP news channels are also using these meme pages to do journalism. Meme pages are not for journalism, but some journalists use anti-BJP narratives from meme pages for their agendas against the BJP whether it is doing a literal experiment on onions to mock an Indian minister or criticizing the PM when he was in a car. These journalists are openly running these propaganda.

I made this post to make us aware of this propaganda. There are attempts to incite the public against the Indian government.

If everyone hates BJP, then how do they keep winning elections again and again, often by huge margins?
What is BJP doing differently from other parties that connects so strongly with voters? Is it leadership, organization, welfare schemes, campaigning, weak opposition, or something else?

Looking for neutral and balanced opinions, not party-based fights.

Military is literally deployed there, talks are going on, these actions should have been taken right after Manipur became the part of India, should have given proper thoughts about northeast India but no they didn't, what do you expect him to do after visiting? Talk to all three communities who aren't ready to make peace not they're ready to listen to any terms?

• Naga-Kuki Clashes (1992–1997) here over thousands deaths had been reported some estimate higher

• Meitei-Pangal Clashes (1993) here around 130 died

• Kuki-Paite Clashes (1997–1998) over 350 died

• The British colonial administration historically settled Kuki tribes in the hill areas to act as a "buffer" against raids by the Nagas from the north. This created a demographic setup that fueled later land disputes

• Administrative Divide: The British administration physically and legally separated the "Hills" (tribal administration) from the "Valley" (monarchy), creating the structural divide that persists today in the form of Scheduled Tribe (ST) status debates.

• While the Central Government changed frequently, the state government of Manipur during the bloodiest years (1992–1994) was led by R.K. Dorendra Singh (Congress), whose administration was eventually dismissed by the Center in 1993 due to its failure to contain the ethnic violence between the Nagas and Kukis