NATION ON THE BRINK: Military Buildup in Kandukhera as Language War Threatens to EXPLODE Punjab Accord
The scene is a village checkpoint, but it feels like a war zone. Kandukhera is a POLICE CAMP. Both Punjab and Haryana have poured unprecedented forces into the area, sealing all entry points on the eve of a volatile new language survey. This is no minor dispute—it’s a powder keg with the power to shatter a national agreement.
Hidden in a legal application is Haryana’s ULTIMATUM: if the survey is “vitiated” and Hindi-speaking villages aren’t transferred, then the transfer of CHANDIGARH IS OFF. The entire Punjab Accord could COLLAPSE. Haryana is demanding CRPF troops replace Punjab police, showing trust between the states is completely gone.
While the north teeters, the Prime Minister is busy with his TV image. Despite his own “warnings,” Rajiv Gandhi continues to get FULL EXPOSURE on state-controlled Doordarshan. Officials scrambled after his “displeasure,” but the projection continues. The government is focused on optics while the country fractures.
The chaos isn’t contained to India. In South Yemen, “deafening blasts” and “sky-high balls of flame” are reported as fighting spreads to all SIX provinces. The world is burning, and our leaders are busy building their brand on television.
A consumer court bill promises justice for faulty products, but who will deliver justice for a nation being torn apart by language and police barricades?
They want you to watch the news while they dismantle the country piece by piece.
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
