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Gyanesh Kumar’s SIR Retreat and the Continuing Electoral Controversy | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Lenin’s famous maxim of 1904, “One Step Forward, Two Steps Back,” provided leeway to CEC Gyanesh Kumar on September 26 to escape further ignominy, as he covertly confessed to having committed misdemeanour of massive voter deletion and electoral manipulation at the full-member meeting of the Election Commission. Temporarily, though, he used the full meeting of the Commission held on that day to cover up the scheme hatched by him to serve the political interest of his political boss and to defuse
Rightist design to alter the basic character and identity of secular India has been exposed | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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No amount of protest rallies and agitations would have prevented Modi from coming to power for the fourth consecutive term, if the conspiracy behind launching of SIR exercise by CEC Gyanesh Gupta would not have been exposed. The expose has dismantled the electoral infrastructure of Gyanesh built to ensure the victory of his political boss, Narendra Modi at 2029 Lok Sabha election, by swinging the peoples’ mandate in his favour. While Gyanesh has been working on a deftly planned but well conceale
CEC Gyanesh Kumar and the Supreme Court: Questions Over the SIR and Electoral Data | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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It has not been a simple case of Vote Chori (theft of votes), as was disclosed by Rahul Gandhi a year ago. Instead, it exposes the design, a portion of the bigger conspiracy allegedly hatched by CEC Gyanesh Kumar at the instruction of his saffron godfather to strangle democracy and the Constitution by centralising the entire electoral data through an IT system functioning along the lines of the IT cell of the saffron ecosystem. Else, there was no tangible reason for Gyanesh not to listen to his
Mohan Bhagwat’s Philosophical Metaphors Shake the Make-Believe World of Modi | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Just a month after his visit to New York on August 25, where RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat voiced his sharp frustrations with modern politics, condemning the malaise of “self-interest” and “me, myself” mindsets by saying that “every rise is followed by a fall”, while addressing the Yuva Dharma Sansad (Youth Dharma Parliament) in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh, on September 18, he turned to philosophical reflection: “Uday hua hai to ast bhi hoga” (if something has risen, it will also set). What made him reiter
Nandigram: A Crucial Contest for Mamata Banerjee and Bengal’s Political Structure | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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It would be politically naive to look at the decision of Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee to stay out of the Nandigram by-election purely as a calculated move to avoid a trap set by her opponents. Yet another significant move Mamata has made is a tactical outreach by offering the Nandigram seat to the Congress for the upcoming October 6 by-election. While it highlights localized seat-adjustment efforts amid ongoing internal and external political realignments, it also points to pragmatic
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