A police inspector was murdered in Khategaon, Madhya Pradesh. The killers are people involved in the illegal liquor trade. It's said that this liquor mafia has connections to Gujarat, where the BJP is in power. This means that mafia gangs are flourishing in BJP-ruled states. Commit a crime here, and run away there. If you commit a crime there, run here. In both places, the pattron rules. You get complete protection, but the only condition is that a portion of the loot reaches the masters. After a cycle of oppression on the public, the BJP government is now failing to protect even administrative officials. The entire country is in a similar state. Criminals have no fear of the law, nor the reins of law and order. This is what happens when politics is criminalized. What is happening in BJP-ruled states is the culmination of this chaos.

There are not one mafia, but many. There's the liquor mafia, the sand mafia, the mining mafia, the cattle mafia, the land mafia, the grain mafia, the transport mafia, the water mafia, the kidney mafia, the drug mafia, the forest mafia, the education mafia, the recruitment mafia, the election mafia, the property mafia, and countless more. Every department and ministry of the BJP-RSS rule is mafia-dominated. Our country is now a mafia-dominated nation. Ancient India was called the "golden bird." How much truth is there in this is unknown. But our Modiji certainly deserves credit for the fact that under his rule, a developing India is now known both domestically and internationally as the "mafia bird." Everywhere you turn, there's a mafia. Everyone has their own business and activities. In this business, there is the only profit; loss is out of the question.

The Modi government is a loss-making government. To overcome this, it has created the Ministry of Disinvestment. Its job is to search out and sell government and public assets at throwaway prices to somehow cover the budget deficit. This is laborious work. Public opposition is also fierce. People take to the streets every now and then, creating law and order problems. The government's primary job is to maintain law and order, otherwise who will care about this bird called the government?

So, to maintain law and order, the government has to abuse people, and that too with pure insults, intimidate them, use batons, tear gas, and even bullets, and even resort to sexual violence. And in a place like Delhi, where the opposition is Gen Z and there's a threat of deportation, then all of this has to be done simultaneously. The Supreme Court can shout as much as it wants, do whatever it takes, but ultimately, the government of Modi-Shah-Bhagwat will reign supreme. Ultimately, the Supreme Court will do what it's doing in the Election Commission case. It will agree with the public's arguments and deliver a decision in the Commission's favor. Appeasing everyone in turn is proof of impartiality.

This shows that the government is working. Everyone's work is divided. The mafia sells liquor, sand, grain, water, land, jobs and minerals. The government's job is to sell the country. Only the government can sell the country; after all, no random person can do it. The government must do what ordinary people can't do.

But before selling the country, you have to sell the government. Before selling the government, you have to sell your conscience. Before selling your conscience, you have to sell yourself. And to sell yourself, you have to sit in Epstein's lap. The entire Modi government is sitting in Epstein's lap, engrossed in his files. It's only a matter of time before Trump takes over.

Trump isn't a fool to just lift the veil. He's a representative of imperialism. He wants to buy the country, almost for free. He simply threatens to lift the veil, and sometimes he takes this thing, sometimes that thing, for free. He threatens, and our government, fearing the slip of its underwear, refuses to buy Russian oil, sitting ready for a trade deal like a well-dressed bride. One of Trump's men, ignoring the government, lands directly in Mumbai, and our Foreign Minister arrives there to prostrate himself. Now, any American minister is more important than our Prime Minister. The American minister is directly discussing oil refining business with Ambani, while our Petroleum Minister is busy tying the strings of his underwear. Preparations are underway to send this same minister to the Rajya Sabha from Madhya Pradesh again. Perhaps he will now teach the entire government how to tie the strings. In this Sanghi era of national homosexuality, tying the strings is the greatest art. Whoever masters this art is as if he has tied the entire government. Now, after Yoga Day, this government should also celebrate "Nada Bandho Diwas."

Now, this government should also establish a Mafia Ministry. The public opposes selling the country. The wealthy oppose taxing the wealthy. But no mafia will oppose imposing a mafia tax. Openly loot the nation's wealth and pay a small tax. This looting will be legally enforced, and the lives of officials and employees like Narendra Kumar Singh, Dharmendra Chauhan, Narendra Sharma, Subedar Singh Kushwah, Prasanna Singh Baghel, Mahendra Bagri, Harikesh Gurjar, Dilip Puri—these are just the names from Madhya Pradesh—will be spared. There will be no hassle of catching the mafia, nor any effort to punish them. Whatever looting takes place will be legal, a first-rate plunder.

The government's coffers will grow, leaders will prosper, and a developing India will take another step forward. The government may continue to march, but the country must move forward.

This is the biggest problem. The country wants to move forward, and the opposition is pulling it back by the collar. Pulling the country back is anarchy. Such anarchy threatens democracy. The biggest problem facing the Sanghi gang is whether to save democracy or advance it! For now, it has decided to save democracy. To save democracy, it can postpone the work of advancing the country until 2047. Now, to save democracy, it too is walking the streets against the opposition's anarchy. Home Minister Amit Shah himself is leading these marchers, carrying the tricolor on his shoulder. The Home Minister is forced to carry the same tricolor that the Sanghi gang has always considered inauspicious. His heart is saffron, but he holds the tricolor in his hand. Who knows how many more feats Pappu will pull to save democracy! The Home Minister, whose feet haven't been dusted in the last 12 years, is now walking on the streets. Why, isn't it to save democracy?

To save democracy, it's essential to save Modi, Shah, and Bhagwat. To save this trio, it's essential to save Gyanesh Kumar. It's Gyanesh Kumar on whose shoulders the Sangh-BJP has sustained democracy; otherwise, no one else could have had the strength. It's Gyan Kumar who gave life to democracy by expelling 135 million infiltrators. Otherwise, these infiltrators and traitors had completely destroyed democracy. So, the Sanghi gang must undertake the sacred task of saving the life of Gyanesh Kumar, who gave life to democracy. Whether it means beating up Zen Z or enacting a law granting lifelong immunity for his misdeeds. If Gyanesh Kumar doesn't resign, he won't, and there won't be any debate on this matter in Parliament.

Resignations don't happen under BJP rule. The absence of resignations is the guarantee of the protection of democracy. With just one resignation from this government, the opposition's courage has grown so strong that they are now ready to demand the resignation of the entire government, raising the slogan of regime change. This is a sign of the weakening of democracy. Demanding the government's resignation is demanding the resignation of democracy. In the name of democracy, the India Group is deceiving the entire country. This is anarchy.

BJP equals country equals democracy—this is the basic mantra of the Sangh-BJP. But the India Group is not ready to accept this. In this country, the democracy of Pappus is different from the democracy of exiles. The democracy of Pappus wants a system for the people of this country, so it demands regime change through constitutional means, through a public demonstration at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi. The Sangh-BJP's democracy wants the people for its own system, so it deprives 130-140 million people of their right to vote and, for such abomination, takes to the streets, pretending to fight against anarchy. This is a pretense that has nothing to do with the people and whose sole purpose is to protect its fascist system from public outrage. Its tongue is twisted, so it calls fascism democracy. Therefore, it targets the flags borne by the people and commits sexual violence against girls and women, calling it the protection of democracy. In reality, the Sanghi gang wants a mafia rule in the country, with complete impunity to loot in the name of Ram. For the past 12 years, it has been practicing the politics of destroying the people in the name of democracy, and it calls this anarchy good governance and Ramrajya.

But only if democracy survives will the people survive. India's democracy breathes in Baba Saheb's Constitution. Therefore, all the Pappus of the India group are fighting not only to save democracy but also to save the people. This battle against fascist anarchy is being waged both inside Parliament and on the streets. A 56-inch silence prevails within the Sanghi clique. Everyone is busy tying their own ropes. They want to tie the sea of people at Ramlila to the same rope that is entangled in Epstein's files. Under the leadership of Pappus, the people of this country are fighting to save their democracy because they know that only if democracy survives will their existence survive.


The author is an independent writer on  politics, social and agrarian issues. The views are personal.