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Amit Malviya: BJP’s Twelve-Year Factory of Venom | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Ministers changed. Bureaucrats changed. Even Smriti Irani, once the blue-eyed woman of Modi’s team, was moved out. But a few people enjoyed the luxury of continuity. Among them have been two Amits: Amit Shah and Amit Malviya. For twelve years, Amit Malviya’s relentless factory has been churning out a familiar cocktail: lies, hatred, viciousness and targeted attacks. Venom, day after day. Bigotry, day in and day out. Amit Malviya has the dubious distinction of producing some of the most notorious
A Culture shock? Really, Mr Modi? | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Narendra Modi says the obscene abuse hurled at him and his late mother by young protesters has given him a “cultural shock”. He says he has forgiven them because they are “misled children”. Fine. Nobody should abuse anybody’s mother. Political disagreement does not give anyone a licence to drag a mother into it. But here is an awkward question, Mr Modi: where exactly does your cultural shock begin and end? Does it begin only when the abuse is directed at you and your mother? Here is another Indi
An Urgent Appeal to Democratic Rights and Human Rights Organisations | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The police brutality against the Cockroach Janata Party Parliament march on 20 July demands an immediate and independent investigation. This is an appeal to every democratic rights organisation, every human rights group, every civil liberties forum, every lawyers’ collective, every citizens’ initiative, and every individual who believes that constitutional freedoms are worth defending. What unfolded on 20 July was not merely a case of police excess. It was an assault on the fundamental democrati
Always Monologue, Never a Dialogue | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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In Auckland, on July 11, a New Zealand journalist asked the Ministry of External Affairs a beautifully ordinary question: Why does the Indian Prime Minister never hold a press conference? MEA Secretary (East) Rudrendra Tandon flashed a diplomatic smile, confessing to a sudden bout of deja vu. With impeccable bureaucratic piety, he noted that it would be highly improper for a civil servant to comment on Mr Modi’s political methods. Yet he executed that exact impropriety. Mr Modi, he explained to
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