CHAOS ERUPTS IN INDIA’S PARLIAMENT AS OPPOSITION WALKS OUT: “DEMOCRACY IS UNDER SIEGE”
The heart of Indian democracy is SHUT DOWN. Opposition members stormed out of the Rajya Sabha today in a furious protest, accusing the government of a chilling power grab. This isn’t just politics—this is an attack on the very foundation of the nation.
The crisis centers on the SEALING OF PARTY OFFICES inside Parliament House. The move effectively gags the opposition, and the chairman flatly declared the House has “no jurisdiction” to even discuss it. But one voice cut through: M S Gurupadaswamy demanded the opposition be allowed to function “without any obstacles.” His plea was ignored. This is what silence looks like.
While our leaders fight, REAL DANGER is creeping into our schools. A Pakistan-made revolver was seized from a Class XII student at the elite Delhi Public School. The student, Kanhiya Kumar, allegedly BRANDISHED the weapon during a brawl. His source? A RETIRED ARMY COLONEL, who told him to find a buyer. This isn’t a prank. This is a loaded weapon in the hands of a child, with a trail leading straight to our own institutions. Who is selling our security to the highest bidder?
Look at the PATTERN. In Assam, the Prime Minister warns minorities not to believe “propaganda” as he pushes a contentious Accord, claiming only his party can ensure its implementation. In Punjab, the Chief Minister scrambles to offer relief to migrant families, a clear sign of deep, unresolved social fractures. And in the halls of power, the opposition is being PHYSICALLY LOCKED OUT.
They want you distracted by relief packages and political promises. They DON’T want you to see the connection: a Parliament where dissent is crushed, a schoolyard where terrorism’s tools are for sale, and a population told to just trust the plan. The silencing has begun, and if you’re not angry, you haven’t been paying attention.
The guns are already here, and the doors to your democracy are being slammed shut one by one.
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
