How can India be an ally of the United States?  

US President Joe Biden has claimed that the principle of his administration is to protect democracy. Nice talk, But what happened in Washington was the opposite. The man whom the Americans made so public last month is actually steadily undermining India's democratic foundations. Of course, it's no surprise who America chooses as friends. Very 'impressive' people are fostered by the US government as friends. For example, the Shah of Iran, the General of Pakistan Dialogue, Afghan Mujahideen, Iraq's Saddam Hussein, South Vietnam's dictators of some gain mane NAACP gain, and Chile's Augusto Pinochet America's foreign policy is pretty much like that—democracy for them and dictatorship for their black friends.

Mode cannot be included in this party. India is much bigger than him. India will see him off one day. The question is, when? And in exchange for what? 

India does not have a dictatorship, but neither does it have a democracy. Mode leads a majoritarian, Hindu nationalist, elected autocracy. The goal and purpose of this system are to impose strict controls on the most diverse country in the world. This is the face of the country during elections. Elections are just around the corner, and this is the most dangerous time. It is a time of murder, a time of lynching, and a time of herding a section of society.

The friend America is actually nurturing and empowering is a dangerous man. Dangerous not only as people; Rather, he is a man who wants to bury the world's most populous country in an ark.

Questions for Mode at the White House and reactions from devotees How democratic is Mode, who almost never holds a press conference as Prime Minister?

As much power as the US has to persuade Mode, they use everything to appease him. Only then did Mode agree to come to a press conference in Washington. He agreed to take two questions. One of them was done by Sabrina Siddiqui, the White House reporter for the Wall Street Journal. The question was what his government was doing to prevent discrimination against minorities, especially Muslims. One of them was done by Sabrina Siddiqui, the White House reporter for the Wall Street Journal. The question was what his government was doing to prevent discrimination against minorities, especially Muslims. This question should have been raised by the White House in the context of the humiliating treatment of Muslims and Christians in India. But the Biden administration didn't; they pushed the question to a reporter. And all of us in India were holding our breath. Mode fell from the sky after hearing the question. It is as if he does not understand whether this question should be asked or not. After that, he poured out the bagful of comments he had brought to Washington from India. Democracy is our religion. Democracy runs in our veins. We live in a democracy. There is no discrimination in our country, and so on. The mainstream media in India and Mode's huge fan base reacted to this as if Mode had dropped the ball. And those who did not agree with this saying, they came out with something to be assured like 'where you see ash, you will see it'. ('See Biden's attitude? Totally hostile' etc. etc.) I appreciate this hypocrisy. Think if Mode was confident and told the truth! His hypocrisy gave us a headache, no matter how ragged and sleazy it was.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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