r/CriticalThinkingIndia • Buddhijeevi🪱 • 19h ago

Elections & Democracy Democratic Protests = Regime Change but Buying MLAs and MPs = Mother of Democracy

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u/achillesing 13h ago

Regimes are govt in power through unfair means, so chill , it's not about Modiji...or is it? šŸ¤”

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u/Altruistic_Bank_1552 Congressi 18h ago

These BJP supporters are completely delusional. If anything anti-government is CIA regime change, then what happened between 2011 and 2014 with the IAC and Anna Andolan? Will they term that as regime change as well?

Why did Modi say Abki Baar Trump Sarkar in 2019 in Texas?

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u/Much_Let6632 11h ago

The objective of IAC was introduction of Lokpal bill. And later the Nirbhaya protests fueled it. 2014 was the year The UPA was decimated after elections.

Regime change happened in Bangladesh and Nepal. A show of street power to overthrow the government.

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u/Heavy_Record8704 16h ago

you are too probably too young to remember. But during that time, this allegation was shouted by congress folks. It didn't get a lot of traction because scam allegations were coming out left and right every week.

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u/TheRedAngelOfDeath EXTREME RIGHT 1h ago

You mean like it is coming out now against the BJP and the CEC, and Delhi police? 🤔

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u/19199704 18h ago

Ugh.. Some people are really dumb. Who makes such equivalence. Smh

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u/chadichor420 9h ago

Why do you need so much clarification then?

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u/Sensitive_Buffalo665 2h ago

Wait till this group and op discovers. That's how all parties in indian history functionedĀ 

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u/Ill-Temperature2004 1h ago

As long as you’re clean there is no need to sell yourself out to ED. And continuous protests lead to civil unrest like European nations. India definitely needs a stronger opposition and it isn’t congress or CJP. I hope someday people like Mr.Annamalai, Sai deepak and anand ranganathan join together to form it.

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u/OkBee4040 19h ago

Regime change by votes is fine, Regime change by whatever happened in Bangladesh is not

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u/searching_truth3112 19h ago

IF Govt act like bangladeshi Govt, Regime change like Bangladesh is also fine. If Govt thinks they are not supposed to start dialogue with its own people and Dalli police is solution for everything, I dont see why we need such a Govt. When 3 rape happened in Delhi last month no police, HM showed any urgency to install cameras, increase the police in Delhi.. Simply nothing and as they hear about protest suddenly cameras are getting installed, Police are brought from other states. I see issues in Govt priority. Just because Ankita Bhandari is not my real sister, i will not let it slide,

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u/InLoveWithPussies 18h ago

Dumb comment

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u/dr_roronoa_chopper 18h ago

what if you are not allowed to vote? or if they split constituencies in a way that your votes become null.

then nepal and bd is the only way

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u/Mediocre_Ask_8379 19h ago

I am totally against BJP buying MLA's and MP'S, but it pretty much show's how bad INC and other party's situation is, if they cannot keep their flock together.

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u/First_Mix_9504 19h ago

No that’s simply corruption and BJP encouraging more corruption

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u/vamshi_k_2004 16h ago

You are so dumb in analysis! Atleast watch youtube instead of Instagram

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u/First_Mix_9504 15h ago

Haha ok big money analytics guy šŸ“‰

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u/AaaaduThoma 19h ago

Yeah right, using ED and IT and a ton of money to make the most corrupt leaders join BJP to get washing machine treatment is oppositions fault.

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u/Mediocre_Ask_8379 19h ago

So, do you admit that opposition parties have the most corrupt leaders amongst their ranks?

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u/AaaaduThoma 19h ago edited 18h ago

That’s the reason they got voted out in 2014… remember? BJP came up with the plan to wipe out corrupt leaders and then ended up in bed with all of them instead?? Now all those people we voted out are back in power as BJP leaders, some as CMs?

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u/Mediocre_Ask_8379 18h ago

It is Rahul Gandhi's and the INC'S duty to highlight the hypocrisy of the BJP, if he has so many problems, he can always approach the courts (but the counterargument will be that courts are working for the BJP, what is the point in him approaching the courts), then let me tell you about the Lakhimpur Kheri incident, he fought continuously, and the accused is still struggling to get acquitted, Arvind Kejriwal was also acquitted by the same judiciary. Now you will say, how can he call out the hypocrisy of the BJP when the media is sold out, where will he be able to communicate with the masses? Have you heard of news channels like Quint, TNM, the wire and also about apps like Insta? He can always carry out his messaging there. Merely calling out other's hypocrisy will not get you votes.

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u/AaaaduThoma 18h ago

Imagine blaming the opposition because the government protects corrupt politicians and let rapists walk free. Rahul Gandhi doesn’t control the ED, CBI or police. BJP does. If your party welcomes the same corrupt leaders that was voted out, gives them power, pauses investigations against them, makes them CMs and shields them from investigation, the problem isn’t Rahul Gandhi’s failure. It’s your party’s hypocrisy and you Andhbakths inability to see it.

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u/Mediocre_Ask_8379 18h ago

Blaming the opposition is valid because the one time you guys get a genuine issue to corner the BJP, you guys just beat around the bush, and cry about things. Let me point out to the opposition' hypocrisy- INC'S Revanth Reddy jumped from TDP, RAGA doesn't have a problem. Modi was hounded for 2002 after UPA came to power in 2004, even though he was innocent. He is still called names for that, but RAGA is right. TMC forced 12 BJP MLA'S to join their ranks after 2021, nobody spoke a word, BJP and INC cadres were thrashed in WB, today the same TMC supports INC, and RAGA doesn't seem to mind. DMK advocated for the release for Rajiv's killers, RAGA had an alliance with DMK, 40% commission for contracts by the BJP was the pitch for knocking them out from Karnataka, the same contractors now claim that Congress demands more than 40% from them. I mean when the opposition is so dumb and filled with hypocrisy, people will obviously think twice before giving an opportunity to them to be heard.

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 16h ago

Modi was innocent of 2002 Godhra riots and following incidents?

Wow! This is a critical thinking sub my friend. Atleast pretend to do that...

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u/Mediocre_Ask_8379 16h ago

Same judiciary which acquitted Arvind Kejriwal as well.

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 12h ago

Please... don't give me AI sourced condensed 2-line nutshells of the Godhra judgements.

Read the actual judgements, follow the timeline, follow the interviews of people who made the carnage happen... Watch some documetaries made on them.

Then we can talk.

Start with Anand Patwardhan. Follow up with BBC.

Yoir arguments hence forward have been invalidated because eof the position you have regarding this. Clearly....you see the world a certain way because of my religious affiliations. I was born hindu, but since then, my education and training have taught me that 'religion is the opium of the masses'.

See ya!

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u/TheRedAngelOfDeath EXTREME RIGHT 1h ago

Yup. This is how you should do ā€œcritical thinkingā€, outsource it to a hallucinating chat bot. Good job! 🤔

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u/AaaaduThoma 15h ago edited 13h ago

Nobody said Congress is innocent. But we voted for BJP because it promised to fight corruption. I voted for BJP in 2014. Now BJP welcomes the same corrupt leaders into its party. Instead of answering for that, you keep pointing fingers at Congress. If BJP is doing the same thing, what exactly makes it better? You can’t criticize Congress for corruption and then make excuses when BJP does it. That’s not fighting corruption. That’s just sucking up, having no ethics, no credibility, no spine .. or in other words, fatherless behavior.

Elections are never a fight to choose between Good VS Evil, it’s between Big Evil VS Small Evil, BJP was the Small evil back in 2014, but they are the biggest evil now, exceeded all expectations.

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 16h ago edited 10h ago

And these most corrupt people are now in the ranks of the BJP.

What's your point?

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u/theotherlostsock 15h ago

yes. why is the BJP the no 1. "nationalist" taking them? can they not make non corrupt people win elections as their bank balance is more than all parties combined? cause they are as corrupt, if not more than everybody else.

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u/QuintLogic7 12h ago

Yes. Why does BJP let them join their party though?

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u/Electrical_Sugar_443 18h ago

10,000 crore budget dwarfs every other political party combined .. money speaks

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u/Blackleo1309 12h ago

Why don't anyone ask who funds bjp?

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u/django-unchained2012 19h ago

How is that every topic about BJP gets twisted as congresses failure?

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u/Tall_Raspberry1992 18h ago

Because BJP members are non biological. They can do no wrong.

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u/Adicool666 19h ago

And buying MPs and MLAs only work when more than 2/3rd of the MPs and MLAs defect, which stops anti defection laws from triggering. How bad is the situation if more that 2/3rd of your elected members are willing to leave.

I think we should have stronger anti defection laws and we should introduce anti coalition breaking laws too.

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 16h ago

Let's not pretend that it's only 'buying of MLAs and MPs'.

Have we conveniently forgotten about the ED and CBI and IT raids? The scams and the threat of legal action weaponised by the BJP has been immense.

For example, Himanta Biswa Sarma in Assam has his entire career with the Congress. But he is heavily involved in the 'Louis Berger' scams, and who ever had his files, basically controls him.

In addition, he is immensely power hungry and corrupt. And the greed to become the CM was also involved in his switch to BJP.

Correlate this with the amount of property his wife and him have purchased in the last 6 years in Assam. You'll be amazed.

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u/vamshi_k_2004 16h ago

Wrong place, no one cares here, this sub is full of nonsense

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u/Adicool666 16h ago

I never said any of the parties are clean. They are all scum in my opinion. But buying MLAs is one thing. They have the people’s mandate with them (which was given for a particular party), and then poaching a leader before the elections is different (the mandate hasn’t been given yet). So poaching MLAs and MPs is of greater concern than poaching a leader and then fielding him as the face of your election. Because, atleast in the later, the people know from whom they are voting.

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 12h ago

So... What happened in WB? Majority of BJP leaders and MLAs are formerly TMC.

Your point?

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u/Adicool666 12h ago

Again, read where I said all parties are scum. Did I stutter?

My point was it’s still understanble to have non MPs or MLAs move from one party to another (after resigning) and then they field them in elections and win.

It’s quite another if you get 2/3rd MPs or MLAs from the opposition and then move them to your party, without them having to recontest for the seats

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 12h ago

All parties are scum. That's eerily familiar. I remember someone called Donald Trump making that statement about 'both sides' after scuffles and so called riots between 'Neo-Nazis' and people who call themselves Antifa.

The two sides are not the same. All parties are scum isn't a statement that requires critical thinking.

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u/Adicool666 12h ago

So you think there is some party that has the moral high ground? Good for you, vote for them. I have been disillusioned from this view. All of them are scums in my eyes

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 11h ago

Well, if we're fighting fascists or wannabe fascists, clearly there are sides of pick. And it's not the fascists.

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u/Adicool666 11h ago

Dude the other side was also once totally fascist. They had introduced emergency. If you think this is bad, you have no idea of what attrocities were under emergency.

One small example. If you were arrested during emergency, they can imprison you indefinitely and you don’t have the right to go to court.

So if one is fascist, so is the other. There is no morally superior side here. All all scums

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 12h ago

You basically said what I said, as a generalized statement. And you also said that it's bad. You also said that people in India vote on party lines and not for candidates based on their performance and credibility.

Which is the point of the buying of MPs MLAs and leaders and then washing them clean becasue they joined your party of preference which has a huge funding and propaganda machine.

So...what's your point?

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u/Adicool666 12h ago

My point is all of them are scums.

Again read my first point. I specifically mentioned we need two things

  1. Stronger anti defection laws. Remove the requirement of 2/3rd leaving doesn’t trigger anti defection laws. Make it so if any one leaves , re-poll is done.

  2. Introduce anti coalition defection laws. Make it so that if any party comes out of a coalition and forms government with the ones it was fighting against, re-polls will be required.

After the re-polls, if they still win, well that’s the will of the people and should be accepted.

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 12h ago

This I can somewhat agree with.

I think it should be made harsher. You change sides, you forfeit the eligibility for elections for them next 5 years, and you lose your seat.

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u/Adicool666 11h ago

Ban for elections might be something the courts would overturn. But it’s a good thought

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u/Forward_Brush7172 13h ago

Tbh i feel most of the MP/MLAs defecting towards NDA is more cause of Power hunger than ED , CBI raids.

Scindia : Projected as an upcoming young educated chief minister of MP. Only to be given the post to some 75 year old.

Shiv sena split : The Thackreays pretty much vowed to never join active politics and only to be king makers. Now suddenly they want the CM post for themselves. Others who joined them with some aspirations were totally not going to take it easily.

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u/winonasbigbrwnbeaver 12h ago

I see you what you mean there. But that's like 2 examples. Majority have defected because of the threats, and the promise of no action of they join BJP. It's not called the washing machine party for nothing.

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u/Forward_Brush7172 12h ago

oh i do agree with the washing machine thing. we cannot expect any justice from them when they are literally filling their party with goons and white washing their crimes cause they are now under BJPs influence.

But i feel a sense of remaining is power also works cause otherwise BJP would have dismantled TMC a long time ago, but only for it to break apart once they lost the elections means they were power hungry and didnt care for ED, CBI much. Same for Scindia and Shiv sena.

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u/Ok_Simple_459 18h ago

There's no "situation". If you were given a reward of crores without any repercussions then, rather there is a threat of ED which would go away, you would also get sold. Nothing Congress can do here.

Indian politicians have no ideology and the public doesn't punish them for that either.

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u/Ok_Entertainment1040 18h ago

Indian people don't have any ideology. They just like one party or hate other. Like those hating on BJP and just talking nonsense on SM.

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u/Adicool666 18h ago

So why can’t they just buy out Rahul Gandhi as well and get it over with. ED threat is a cause but not the root cause. People will defect when the future of the party isn’t certain, and growth opportunities are few. Plus being a dynastic party, where the Gandhi name matters more than actual caliber, is not helping the congress.

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u/Ok_Simple_459 18h ago

They don't have the funds, they are not in power to do any more scams. And BJP freezes their legitimately obtained funds too.

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u/Adicool666 18h ago

They might not have as much funds as BJP, but it would be foolish to think that they don’t have funds. Have we forgotten how many times Rahul has gone to US universities, Cambridge in general and asked that international governments should speak out about the dangers of democracy in India, plus his buddy buddy with Elon on Twitter? He has funds. Without funds you can’t organise all the protests and yatras they have done

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u/Ok_Simple_459 18h ago

I didn't say they don't have "any funds", I said they don't have "the funds" meaning they don't have enough to horse trade like BJP has done in so many states.

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u/Adicool666 18h ago

Oh they do have those funds too. Again, if you have funds to carry on protests and yatras like the Bharat jodo yatra. You have funds to buy MLA and MPs too. The only problem is you would have to buy 2/3rd of the MPs. Since BJP is winning so many MPs and MLAs, that is a monumental task to pull off, even if you have the funds

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u/Ok_Simple_459 18h ago

Yeah no unless they are wanting to blow their entire money on a single state they don't have enough.

Math is not mathing and yeah getting 2/3 MLA would be a tall order.

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u/Adicool666 18h ago

And I mean the congress isn’t innocent too. Didn’t the break the alliance with DMK to go with TVK (the ones they were fighting against as a coalition)? That’s why I said we need better anti defection laws and need to introduce anti coalition breaking laws too.

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u/Mediocre_Ask_8379 19h ago

Na, from what I have read in my constitution classes, Schedule 10 is pretty perfect, my only problem as a BJP supporter is that there is no need to import leaders from other parties, when you have good home-grown leaders in your own ranks. Except for Himanta and Suvendu, others are liabilities. Ajit Pawar's case is ongoing, Raghav has just shut his mouth, other leaders are just winning because of Modi's support.

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u/member_courage 18h ago

No you got that wrong, it reflects a lot more about the pathetic condition voters like you and me are in.

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u/storiesnsketches 18h ago

When one one side is a party with 1000s of crores of funds and who is using govt machinery to threaten and coerce people, i honestly cannot blame the other party

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u/friendofH20 17h ago

Would that not apply for "regime change" as well? If a 95 year old American man can get thousands of your young people on the street, then what does it say about your situation?

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u/BannedForFactsAgain 18h ago

how bad INC and other party's situation is

They just put people in jail till they comply if few hundred crores doesn't tempt people to cross over

https://indianexpress.com/article/express-exclusive/since-2014-25-opposition-leaders-facing-corruption-probe-crossed-over-to-bjp-23-of-them-got-reprieve-9247737/

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u/Own_Initiative_417 18h ago

its all quite similar to actually what happened in around 2013 , 2012 period. the parallels are quite clear. Even at that time BJP weaponized anna andolan to push "regime change" : which is just, tbh attempts to change public perception

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u/QuintLogic7 12h ago

BJP "officially" has atleast 2x the funds Congress has.

And everyone knows that poltician money declared officially is only s fraction of the real money they have.

Money always wins. BJP can always pay the MLA more than congress ever could.

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u/praterboi 18h ago

Wait till power changes hands and the same bootlickers switch sides. Tihadi pehle Sonia ka danka bajata tha

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u/jussayingthings 19h ago

So if congress buys MLAs it will be democratic?

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u/elongatedpropernoun 19h ago

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u/unspoken_one2 19h ago

Feel free to buy bjp mps and do "regime change".

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u/saiw14 19h ago

Feel free to make more rice and stop bengal famine. Wow. People like you will justify British Raj in India and every wrong thing it did.

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u/No_Middle5525 18h ago

it's in the RSS dna

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u/Every-Tart-9402 19h ago

Naa bro. We dont want rapists in other parties. Ā Bjp bought them. Cleaned other parties. Let hindu shera have rapists in their party. We good

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u/TUSH11235 19h ago

Adani ji paisa nahi denge, modi khareeda tha na 25 saal pehle

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u/dr_roronoa_chopper 18h ago

now you are defending buying mps, but protests are wrong

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u/Particular_West5041 17h ago

Explain how to do this when BJP stole all the money.

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u/unspoken_one2 17h ago

explain how congress bought mla in telangana then

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u/Particular_West5041 14h ago

How many mla, mp bjp bought vs congress in last decade?

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u/DesiOtakuu 18h ago

There is a difference between bending the system and breaking it altogether.

The former is a reversible crisis that can be fixed. The latter is an irreversible crisis that would plunge the nation into anarchy

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u/LogicalTranquility 15h ago

Everyone with common sense knows buying MLAs is wrong. That doesn’t mean the same people will allow for some random protesters to overthrow a democratically elected government.

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u/Snoo69248 Buddhijeevi🪱 15h ago

Right to protest is more democratic than buying MLAs. It's only in India that people are hopelessly not aware of how India came into being that is through protests. If democratically elected governments become authoritarian and disenfranchise its voters, the government no longer enjoys popular support. They got to go either through protests, like the British, or through elections.

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u/Express_Drawer_7176 1h ago

But the government has popular support. Get out of your Reddit bubble.

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u/infidelboi 18h ago

Left has mastered the art of drawing false equivalence & acting like they have dropped some intellectually mind-blowing theory.

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u/hgwellsrf 13h ago

What do you call toppling the elected Kamal Nath government in Madhya Pradesh in 2020 by attracting MLAs who had won their seats on an INC manifesto? A masterstroke?

The question isn't whether it was technically a regime change in the same sense as overthrowing a government by force. It's whether engineering the collapse of an elected government by inducing defections is a legitimate democratic mandate or merely a legally permissible political manoeuvre. You can't celebrate the tactic as a masterstroke and then dismiss criticism of it as false equivalence.

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u/criticalbotcti 18h ago

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u/eastwestshuffler1 18h ago

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Okay, how is this a false equivalence?
What do you think is a regime change?
Do you know the meaning of regime?

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u/dickHead1831 16h ago

Weren't you guys crying about EVMs getting hacked? Now, Modi bought your MPs? Okay.

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u/r1sh1_b13 16h ago

And obviously due to some laws of nature, both cant happen at the same time /s

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u/lonewolf_349 16h ago

That's the only way gandhi can become PM .

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u/vamshi_k_2004 16h ago

Or else he can just stop doing street politics!

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u/that_antimatter The Calm One🐦 19h ago

And pujniya Congress and other parties don't do that.

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u/Outcome_Rich 18h ago

Opposition can also try that. Who is stopping them?

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u/OkieToeki 12h ago

You have proofs, go to courts.

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u/Lower-Piglet-8681 3h ago

Aandbhakt bataenge ab kya karna hai

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u/Express_Drawer_7176 1h ago

Yes, when you have no counter argument, just say andhbhakt.

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u/OkieToeki 2h ago

Haha thats an escape statement. You dont even know who am.Ā 

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u/Lower-Piglet-8681 6m ago

I know that you're blind to the blatant bias and corruption of the judiciary. That's what I called you, a blind worshipper.

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u/Heavy_Record8704 19h ago

Because however flawed, which i don't agree with, MLA switching is still electorally legal. And in many cases, they resign and face the public again. The protests demanding regime change like we saw in all the countries around us, Bangladesh, Sri lanka, Nepal, are all illegally done by force. Isn't the difference obvious to everyone here?

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u/EggplantFeeling5334 19h ago

"If a common man gets murdered, it's ok to murder the pm" - leftists

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u/OnlineHelpSeeker 18h ago

The murderer faces punishment, they don't go scot free

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u/EggplantFeeling5334 17h ago

Only after the crime is proven in court

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u/theotherlostsock 15h ago

yeah, how else is it supposed to happen, dummy?

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u/Beautiful_Error_279 19h ago

Which government bjp toppled by buying MPs Or MLAs?? I remember Uddhav Thakre NCP and Congress coming together to keep BJP out of poer in maharashtra BJP and Uddhav fought as alliance right?

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u/Sushigolu 10h ago

lodu mp bhul gaya kya... elected congress govt. ke mlas ne party change kar di .. bjp join kar li..

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u/Lazy_Bum1734 19h ago

You do know Indian democracy isn't party based but individual candidate based? When you vote, you vote for the candidate contesting and all the winning candidates elect the Chief Minister or Prime Minister in the assembly/parliament. An elected candidate deciding to withdraw his support from the current Minister and nominate another minister isn't undemocratic in anyway. The way it has happened in recent times treads on the grey line and I don't support it. But it still isn't a valid comparison to street disruptions based regime change.

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u/throwawayWM3 19h ago

But bhai kaise karoge regime change is my question

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u/dr_roronoa_chopper 18h ago

protests, ensuring proper electoral roll and then through elections.

or breaking nda alliance but less likely

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u/Euphoric-Fig2521 17h ago

When less than .001 % demand something, why india should care ? They don't even represent 1%.

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u/Snoo69248 Buddhijeevi🪱 16h ago

You're right. No one should care about 13 crore voters made ineligible to vote out of the 97 crores.

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u/Euphoric-Fig2521 13h ago

Ask them to get document verified and list again. My whole family name were removed, we found, contacted BLO, provided needed documents and it's back again

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u/Snoo69248 Buddhijeevi🪱 13h ago

You also realize that the software is not letting the BLOs add them back despite court orders? Just look of Goa and West Bengal SIR cases. It’s by design to reduce voters in contituencies where BJP had the least votes in the previous elections. That’s also proven. Just read up. It’s all there in public record unlike the SIR deletions.

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u/Euphoric-Fig2521 13h ago

Get out of your comfort zone

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u/Snoo69248 Buddhijeevi🪱 9h ago

We have. Now we’ll make sure the people who did not follow due process also gets out of their comfort zones. No worries mate.

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u/vamshi_k_2004 16h ago

Go check the data, you will find the reality!

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u/Snoo69248 Buddhijeevi🪱 16h ago

You are free to quote. Show us your data?

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u/vamshi_k_2004 16h ago

According to the India SIR Data Center, which compiles ECI publications, around 13.31 crore entries were removed across 31 states and UTs. The reported reasons are:

  • Shifted: 6.26 crore (47%)
  • Absent: 3.25 crore (24.4%)
  • Dead: 2.79 crore (20.9%)
  • Duplicate: 1.01 crore (7.6%)

Source: https://sir.vote/

These numbers show why electoral-roll revision matters, but they do NOT prove that every deletion was correct. Shifted or absent doesn't automatically mean fake, and even death or duplicate classifications must be verified.

The voter should go through process and prove things to vote again.

Look at the state-level data:

  • Uttar Pradesh: 2.88 crore entries removed.
  • Maharashtra: 2.06 crore.
  • Karnataka: 1.07 crore.
  • Telangana: 71.09 lakh.
  • Delhi: 47.56 lakh, with the dashboard reporting a 31.29% deletion rate.

You want Dead people to come and vote?

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u/Snoo69248 Buddhijeevi🪱 16h ago

You realize that Indian Express along with multiple other news agency have provided evidence that these facts are incorrect, that dead voters are in fact alive, and that the BJP workers are using the forms to rampantly delete voters? Like are you trying to gaslight us by saying there is nothing wrong when the two EC officers have gone on record saying the deletions are illegal?

Also Supreme Court has issued a notice to the EC. Multiple notices to which there are no answers as of now?

Are you living under a rock to quote SIR data which the EC themsleves has deemed false?

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u/Icy_Air_987 19h ago

Regime Change is the only option now

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u/ap101210 17h ago

People in this sub be acting like poaching of MP and MLA was started by bjp, lol. When the opposition regularly promote the prince without any qualification, the people within the party will get frustrated and look to leave. If you can t even look after the people of your own party how are you going to look after the people of India. Instead of always blaming the bjp the opposition should introspect whats going wrong.

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u/Few-Act-8592 17h ago

Bro’s talking as if it’s not the standard operating procedure of politicians. What does he think, MLAs are innocents and are threatened to join BJP?

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u/Much_Let6632 16h ago

Love the mental gymnastics since Prashant Bhushan put the open secret out in the open for even the bli d

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u/Snoo69248 Buddhijeevi🪱 16h ago

Actually Rajnath chacha did back in 2014. And many others since Gandhi too. Regime change toh hoga bhai ab - we love BJP in 2014!

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u/Much_Let6632 15h ago

Like I said, love the mental gymnastics to justify "Regime Change" slip up.

There's a huge difference between elections and Regime change. Suggest you look it up.

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u/SoyaPaneer001 Corporate Majdur🦮 15h ago

Show me the difference. Regime change is a democratic right. If what BJP did in Maharashtr and WB is valid, so is the demand for regime change

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u/Much_Let6632 15h ago

In Maharashtra, BJP and SS had a pre poll alliance and fought the elections as the opposition to Congress and Alliance. Post elections, SS threw a tantrums and left the alliance and joined Congress and NCP to form the government.

Is that not a violation of voter's trust?

In WB, TMC kept rigging every election. Either by booth capturing or voter intimidation or violence against opposition workers. When they couldn't do it anymore, they lost quite badly.

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u/SoyaPaneer001 Corporate Majdur🦮 15h ago

In Maharashtra, BJP and SS had a pre poll alliance and fought the elections as the opposition to Congress and Alliance. Post elections, SS threw a tantrums and left the alliance and joined Congress and NCP to form the government.

Is that not a violation of voter's trust?

Matter of fact still stays. The brought down a govt not by votes, but by money, ED raid threats.

In WB, TMC kept rigging every election. Either by booth capturing or voter intimidation or violence against opposition workers. When they couldn't do it anymore, they lost quite badly.

Now they broke the party after the defeat. Folks part of opposition split and made their own party to join with BJP.

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u/Much_Let6632 15h ago

LMAO. Totally ignored the fact that SS got the seats because it was in alliance with the BJP and stood against Congress. Later SS splintered and created a faction to get away from Thackerays.

Similar thing happened in WB, there was a lot of discontent among TMC about Mamata pushing Abhishek Banerjee as the next face of TMC.

BJP uses these divisions, maybe stop promoting nepo babies to be the next chief and it won't happen?

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u/SoyaPaneer001 Corporate Majdur🦮 15h ago

You are not really really countering me here. Yeah, it is still undemocratic to bring down a govt regardless of what their previous arrangements where. It is still undemocratic to poach and split opposition parties. Internal politics be damned.

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u/Much_Let6632 15h ago

Neither did you. You just ignored the entire event of how the MVA was formed and want to cry about SS and NCP being broken up. It's pointless to argue with IT Cell

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u/SoyaPaneer001 Corporate Majdur🦮 15h ago edited 14h ago

You just ignored the entire event of how the MVA was formed and want to cry about SS and NCP being broken up.

There is nothing 'undemocratic' in any of that.

As such, there is nothing 'undemocratic' in demanding a regime change. If demands for regime change is undemocratic so is what BJP is doing.

It's pointless to argue with IT Cell

Projecting is always bhajpilla bhakt's biggest game. Not gonna work.

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u/Snoo69248 Buddhijeevi🪱 15h ago

Look, if you just wanna be the next Arnab and repeat the same thing over and over, you're gonna get no audience. It's so sad that a newbie journalist's alt account has more followers than his main account.
It's no slip up. If you don't let us vote, we will remove you from power - change the regime. If you let us vote, we will use the votes to remove you from power - also change the regime. Everyone knows that. If you wanna become like Hasina in Bangladesh, or Kim Jong Un in Korea, or any dictator who doesn't conduct elections, you got to go my friend.