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Real Face of the Rahul Gandhi-CJP 'anti-Modi' Agitation ::: It started with 'Degrade Modi regime' and possibly will lead the society towards a Civil war

Facebook, Twitter, and other major social media played a key role in the movement of Egyptian and Tunisian activists in particular. In 2026, Instagram did that job during Jantar Mantar protest.  


The protests in India especially in Delhi hardly seem to have rise through any organic domestic issue-based movement. Right from the beginning a 'motive' was being felt. When a supposedly mainstream political party - the Congress - backed the hit-and-run methods vis-a-vis making of wild allegations -- the agitation had entered the 'dangerous dimensions'  box. 






Target is Modi : Real Goal is to 'derail' India's march in Development and Security paradigm



A confident India is never to the comfort of global players. Many see the on-going protests in India as part of a wider conspiracy to strengthen American grip in Indian politics and market. It is clear now on who all from India attended the Oslo Freedom Summit. 


•***  The 18th edition took place in Oslo from June 1–3, 2026, under the theme "Dismantling Dictatorship", drawing over 1,500 in-person attendees from 111 countries.


** The upcoming Oslo Freedom Forum 2027 is scheduled for May 31 – June 2, 2027, in Oslo, Norway.  


During the Arab Spring, people created pages on Facebook to raise awareness about alleged crimes against humanity, such as police brutality in the Egyptian Revolution. In India - it all started wayback in 2015-16.  


Burhan Wani (19 September 1994 – 8 July 2016) was the leader of Hizbul Mujahideen, an Islamist terrorist organization in Jammu and Kashmir.

He had become a popular figure amongst the local Kashmiri populace, having done so primarily through a strong social media presence. He was responsible for moulding the insurgency in Jammu and Kashmir into a youth-oriented movement. 


Wani also had reportedly recruited numerous foot-soldiers through his personal efforts. In subsequent period, there was an anti-CAA protest mostly spreading utter lies that the new Law will disenfranchise Muslim voters. Then we had Manipur. 




Girl stone pelters in action in Jammu and Kashmir



In every such protest, directly or indirectly - by design or default - women participation was encouraged. Muslim women sat on Dharna for weeks in Delhi at Shaheen Bagh. In the name of 'farmers' agitation' - a sensitive and politically vulnerable Sikh community was identified. 



The 'regime change' agenda actually is guided through four-five steps.  First -- 'degrade the existing regime in power'. PM Narendra Modi-led dispensation faced the same as cited above -- step by step. It is natural that any democracy will have a regime which has flaws. India too has. Hence, the detractors have not only tried to identify the same; these demerits would have to be 'amplified'. 


Second plan -- is organisations like CJP would not need to work hard as a backgrounder or for a starting point. There would be other elements in the ecosystem who would help the CJP. This exactly happened.   














Next crucial angle - is to present such an organisation as an 'apolitical'. The CJP came with such an image and a local man tasked to shoulder is incidentally 'selected' carefully. Here that role has been give to a Dalit - technically a Hindu. This also highlights the caste-division faultline among Hindus. 

An agenda that is used by Christians and other lobbies to frustrate Indians. Next, we may take a closer look and understand what is 'Logical fallacy'. 


This is again a very powerful tool in the propaganda warfare.


Once you know about logical fallacies, you'll see them everywhere. 

The more 'practised' you become at spotting Fallacies - the better you can be at identifying flaws in people's thinking. 


How do these Logical Fallacy argument work - Ask CJP leaders who is financing you - they will say - "Ask BJP. You can check BJP records, you will know who is financing us". This is also Marxists way of argument.  


Ask Dipke, what did you really study in Boston ... he would say - "Did you ask Modi, what about his qualification?" Rahul Gandhi has mastered these styles and mannerism pretty fast. 


Ask any uncomfortable question in any press conference - he would say - "Are you working for BJP"? 






Next important aspect of the protest -- would be Caste-based issues .. or even matters related to regional imbalances and confrontation like how North Indian states would benefit more than the southern states if the number of MPs in parliament is increased through theprocess of Delimitaion. Then the agitation would be led to a level of 'state retaliation'. This happened quiet quickly in Dhaka. 


In July, the protesters ' masterminds expected such a phenomenon in Delhi. This is to trigger bigger confrontation and violence.  




Blogger and 'Mao image' 



In the past, the term "Spring" illustrated the problematic nature of projecting Western expectations onto non-Western actors and practices. 



The terminology follows the Western example of the Revolutions of 1848 referred to as "Spring of Nations" and the Prague Spring in 1968, in which a Czech student, Jan Palach, set himself on fire.


In the aftermath of the Iraq War, it was used by various commentators and bloggers who anticipated a major Arab movement towards democratization. 


The term "Arab Spring" is thus contested as it signifies an expectation that the events would replicate the example of democratic revolutions set by the West.



As stated above - the growth graph of India and managing of oil crises and other issues have irked the global players. 


The fact of the matter is that the 'unity' of purpose by common Indians and the country's march has actually challenged the disruption lobby and secessionist movements. 


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Real Face of the Rahul Gandhi-CJP 'anti-Modi' Agitation ::: It started with 'Degrade Modi regime' and possibly will lead the society towards a Civil war

Facebook, Twitter, and other major social media played a key role in the movement of Egyptian and Tunisian activists in particular. In 2026,...