NEW DELHI
Before the general elections in India next year, as usual, the nexus of the Modi government and Godi media has come to the fore.
This time too Modi is showing off his Hindutva politics by mourning the dead bodies of Indian soldiers.
The dead bodies of Indian soldiers have become an important marketing tool in Modi’s election campaign.
The Modi government has started using the death of Indian soldiers as an election campaign.
In view of the general elections in 2024, the Modi government has once again landed on high tactics.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party, a follower of Nazism, has engaged in extremist tactics to gain power.
Modi’s dock media has also started promoting BJP’s extremist narrative with increased anti-Pakistan reporting.
Along with this, the false claims of Modi government’s continuous false flag operations also began to erupt.
The Modi government has used the death of soldiers under the guise of false flag operations and fake encounters as a political weapon.
Modi and his ministers did not spare the bodies of the dead Indian soldiers and their families in the fake drama.
After the body arrived at his ancestral home in Agra, Modi government ministers staged a strange drama, forcing Captain Shabnam Gupta’s grieving mother to take photographs for her fame.
Sources said that Captain Shibnam Gupta’s mother kept pleading with Modi’s workers to leave her alone but she was not listened to.
In the video, Uttar Pradesh Minister Yogendra Upadhyay is seen feigning sympathy by holding a check to Captain Gupta’s grieving mother.
In the past too, Prime Minister Modi has been giving such political color to the death of Indian soldiers for cheap fame.
The dead bodies of Indian soldiers who were also killed in Balakot were also used by Modi in his campaign marketing.
As the elections are approaching, there is a clear increase in the dramatization of Modi on the death of Indian soldiers, neutral analysts said that Modi does not even care about who died, where and when except for the elections.
