BREAKING: INDIA OPENS NUCLEAR PANDORA’S BOX, SACRIFICING PUBLIC SAFETY FOR CORPORATE PROFIT
In a SHOCKING midnight move, India’s Parliament has IGNORED public outcry and RAMMED THROUGH a radical law that hands the nation’s deadly atomic energy sector over to PRIVATE CORPORATIONS. Critics are screaming that this deregulation frenzy puts MILLIONS of Indian lives at DIRECT RISK from catastrophic nuclear disaster, all for the sake of political vanity and corporate greed.
The so-called “SHANTI” bill has been EXPOSED as a TROJAN HORSE, gutting core liability and safety frameworks that protect citizens from radiation poisoning and long-term health horrors. Opposition lawmakers and activists were BRUSHED ASIDE as the government REFUSED to send the bill for expert scrutiny. “This is a DISASTROUS LAW that takes away essential safeguards,” blasted anti-nuclear activist G. Sundarrajan, warning it leaves citizens with “LITTLE RECOURSE” for damages from inevitable leaks and disasters.
Yet, the Modi administration is CELEBRATING, touting this as a “momentous milestone” to attract private investment. While ministers babble about “global benchmarks,” the HARSH REALITY is that profit-driven companies now have a green light to cut corners on safety in one of the world’s most densely populated nations. This isn’t about clean energy; it’s a DANGEROUS GAMBLE with the Indian populace as the UNWITTING TEST SUBJECTS.
The chilling truth is now law: in the furious race for energy dominance, your safety is OFFICIALLY expendable. The countdown to catastrophe has begun.
