URANIUM UNEARTHED IN MEGHALAYA AS MILLIONS HEAD TO POLLS IN A TINDERBOX NORTHEAST
Scientists have made a TERRIFYING discovery while millions are distracted by a massive election. Deep in the West Khasi hills of Meghalaya, scientists from India’s atomic minerals division have located “significant” uranium concentrations. Official documents confirm they recorded MAJOR RADIOACTIVITY in multiple outcrops. This is not a minor find—two radioactive zones, each over 80 metres long, have been mapped.
This bombshell discovery drops as a political explosion is already underway. Over 1.5 crore voters are being pushed into polling across Assam for 125 assembly and 14 Lok Sabha seats. By-elections are also being held in nine states and Delhi. This is the same region where a “controversial election” was infamously forced through in 1983. Officials have deployed over 92,000 polling staff, moving materials into what is now a strategic hotspot.
Why does this matter? Uranium means ATOMIC AMBITION. It means power—both electrical and geopolitical. While France and China just sealed a massive nuclear power plant deal worth billions, India is finding its own nuclear fuel right in a border region of immense strategic sensitivity. The political ground is being reshaped by the Congress and Asom Gana Parishad, while the Akali Dal purges dissidents and consolidates power under its new leader. Who stands to gain from controlling this land and its newly discovered radioactive wealth?
They are digging up the seeds of the next crisis while you watch the polls.
Author: Kayitsi.com
