In his show, senior journalist Sushant Sinha vividly explained what a real Chakravyuh (labyrinth) looks like in contemporary India. At its core is Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who symbolizes not just himself but the nation. For India, he represents the Hindu ethos—one who prioritizes Hindutva, his religion, and the nation above caste and division. However, in his name and against his vision, a multilayered Chakravyuh has been orchestrated to destabilize India.
The Seven Layers of the Chakravyuh
First Layer: The Economic Collapse
The first circle targets India’s economic system with a narrative designed to weaken investor confidence. Claims of fraud in India’s financial institutions, stock markets, and even trusted entities like LIC and SBI are circulated to dissuade investments. False alarms suggest the sinking of India’s economy, urging people to pull out funds and halt new investments. The objective? Starve India of its financial lifeblood and weaken the trust in its economy.
Second Layer: Undermining the Armed Forces
The next layer aims at creating discontent within the armed forces. Using issues like Agniveer, the goal is to provoke rebellion among soldiers, who are the protectors of the nation. The long-term aim is to undermine their unity so that during a time of internal or external conflict, they could be turned against the government, weakening India’s defense from within.
Third Layer: Provoking Farmers
By inciting unrest among farmers, this layer seeks to disrupt India’s agricultural backbone. A nation can only survive on full stomachs, and by targeting the providers of its food supply, the plan is to create food insecurity and widespread chaos.
Fourth Layer: Fomenting Caste Divisions
India’s social fabric is attacked in the fourth layer by amplifying caste-based differences. The aim is to deepen casteism among Hindus so that they are divided internally. This division will weaken the collective strength of Hindus, making unity impossible during critical times.
Fifth Layer: The Constitution is in Danger
The fifth circle revolves around instilling fear by claiming that democracy and the Constitution are under threat. The propaganda suggests that dictatorship is rising, urging people to rebel against the government. This fear-mongering creates an environment of distrust and resentment, making citizens believe that their very existence is at risk if they don’t act.
Sixth Layer: Mobilizing Minorities
The next layer seeks to polarize minority communities by propagating the narrative that their safety and survival are under threat. By encouraging them to rise up and establish their own regimes, it sows seeds of division and potential retaliation against the majority.
Seventh Layer: Foreign Intervention
The outermost layer introduces foreign powers into the equation. These entities provide funding, resources, and plans to destabilize India. Whether it’s reviving the Khalistan movement, creating Christian or Islamic strongholds, or dividing India geographically and linguistically, the goal is to create widespread unrest. Once the chaos reaches its peak, foreign powers will intervene under the guise of “protecting democracy,” a tactic used in several other nations.
The Real Target: People’s Trust in Modi
At the heart of this Chakravyuh is an attack on the people’s trust in Modi, who represents the will of the nation. By dismantling this trust, the aim is to destabilize not just a leader but the very foundation of India’s progress.
What Happens if Modi Falls?
If Modi is defeated, a domino effect of destruction could ensue:
Nationalism Will Be Criminalized: Expressing pride in the nation will be labeled as oppression.
Hindus Will Be Targeted: From abductions and lootings to assaults, Hindus may face systematic attacks under the guise of retribution for past grievances.
Judiciary Will Be Silenced: Just as in Bangladesh, even Supreme Court judges may be forced to resign under pressure.
Hindutva Will Be Vilified: BJP supporters and those who stood by Modi will be painted as oppressors and punished.
Jizya and Religious Persecution: Hindus could face targeted taxation and discrimination, mirroring the plight of minorities in other countries.
The Ongoing Parallels
This scenario is not hypothetical; similar patterns are unfolding in neighboring Bangladesh and Indian states like West Bengal. History offers countless examples of nations that fell into this trap due to internal division and external manipulation.
The Call to Action
This is not just Modi’s fight; it’s a battle for India’s sovereignty, unity, and future. As citizens, we must rise above divisions and recognize the Chakravyuh for what it is—a deliberate, orchestrated attack on our nation.
Stay informed and vigilant.
Strengthen trust in leadership.
Foster unity across communities.
By spreading awareness and standing united, we can ensure that this Chakravyuh does not succeed in its nefarious objectives. Share this message widely and awaken others to the reality of this crisis.
Let us not repeat the mistakes of history.
