When you can't win democratically, do you resort to violence?

Recent incidents of arson in Leh, protests over "I Love Mohammad" slogans, vandalism at Navratri celebrations, agitations against the Waqf Bill, demonstrations over CAA and NRC, and even attempts to discredit the Election Commission point to a disturbing trend. At one moment one community is provoked, the next moment another. What appears as scattered unrest is, in fact, a coordinated design.

- RAKESH SHARMA

This is no ordinary protest movement. It signals a larger conspiracy where foreign powers, deep state actors, and a frustrated Indian opposition are working hand in glove. Unable to defeat Prime Minister Narendra Modi democratically, they seem intent on destabilising India through chaos and violence. The aim is clear: engineer regime change to suit anti-India interests abroad. For the opposition, the single objective is power—irrespective of whether the country is weakened or fragmented.