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Is Narendra Modi losing his most powerful political asset: the perception of invincibility? As India's youth protest movement confronts an increasingly combativ…
Is Narendra Modi losing his most powerful political asset: the perception of invincibility? As India's youth protest movement confronts an increasingly combative government, Dr. Subir Sinha, Director of the SOAS South Asia Institute and Reader in Development Studies, argues that the political significance of the demonstrations extends far beyond the arrests of opposition activists and the growing confrontation between protesters and state institutions. Dr. Sinha examines how the government's increasingly repressive response may be exposing the fragility of its authority and institutional legitimacy. Could India's emerging protest movement be dismantling the political mythology that has sustained Modi's hold on power?
#Protests #Modi #Crackdown
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26 Comments
@@iaf010Imported3wk ago
France 24 practices Fraudulent Journalism - where highly biased and legally uneducated riffraff are singularly allowed to set the narrative about the facts.
@@CleoklaroImported3wk ago
These could be Modi level2 agents. Made by Modi to survive in changing times. Democracy is a complicated subject, though it leads nowhere.
@@rameshbalasubramanian3644Imported3wk ago
And France will be burned by Islamists , sooner or later. Idiotic reporting
@@rameshbalasubramanian3644Imported3wk ago
France is burning because of communists and Islamists and France24English is busy creating a false narrative. Look at the by election result and DU result, you will understand Modi is unbeatable.
@@Ypin636Imported3wk ago
Police are told that if they r not brutal to the protestors they will lose their jobs
@@PoojaSharma-l7m9lImported3wk ago
Western propoganda bolne wale aate he honge right wingies😅
@@ArihantYadav-cb9ffImported3wk ago
Thanks for covering 😢
@@iaf010Imported3wk ago
Ridiculous reporting. 10,000 far left anarchists dont represent 1.4 BILLION Indians. <br><br>And nobody fears PM Modi - if they did, none of these clowns would hurl abuses on tv, instagram and Youtube morning noon and night.
@@prabhakararaoaravapalli9050Imported3wk ago
France24 is flaring up the Demonstrations in Democratic India.
@@vimal2289Imported3wk ago
Drawing conclusions from opposition-party protests is hardly objective analysis—they will naturally oppose. Conveniently ignoring the absence of similar protests in other cities is selective blindness. And left-leaning media? Often anything but neutral.
@@user-z6x3dImported3wk ago
the oppositions are unable to win democratic election, because they don't have public support. so their only weapon is anarchy.
@@FERDINAND32goodImported3wk ago
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅😅😅😊
@@johinthpathirs7139Imported3wk ago
Left wing media is crazy
@@NuzhatSahabuddin-g3eImported3wk ago
Democracy is India end
@@racistncrazyImported3wk ago
Indian opposition lacks ground strength and party members to put even posters on walls in some states. These protests won't yield results in upcoming state elections of uttar pradesh.
@@jimamarImported3wk ago
Days are numbered for Modi
@@arreshubhamImported3wk ago
I think India is under authoritarian rule and its far worse than soviet era
@@itz_kp092Imported3wk ago
Left wing channel
@@I_digresssImported3wk ago
Sounds more like wishful thinking. For every Gen Z, there is a millennial, Genx and a boomer that will vote for modi,
@@millionmilesgarageImported3wk ago
Nice explanation by Subir Sinha
@@AmztorontoImported3wk ago
Report more French riots
@@riteshpandey814Imported3wk ago
Government cannot be formed through drama, it requires votes.
@@AlienWitness-r7jImported3wk ago
Modi to resign on Diwali. Yogi will be new PM
@@SBT681-l7wImported3wk ago
"Crime of Mr.Modi"- Trying hard to make this highly populated country to become a DEVELOPED COUNTRY. <br>Enemies dislike that.
@@kheltaramaarye9725Imported3wk ago
Thank you foreign media to show news of Indian people. Our mainstream media is became the puppet of Modi.
Is Narendra Modi losing his most powerful political asset: the perception of invincibility? As India's youth protest movement confronts an increasingly combative government, Dr. Subir Sinha, Director of the SOAS South Asia Institute and Reader in Development Studies, argues that the political significance of the demonstrations extends far beyond the arrests of opposition activists and the growing confrontation between protesters and state institutions. Dr. Sinha examines how the government's increasingly repressive response may be exposing the fragility of its authority and institutional legitimacy. Could India's emerging protest movement be dismantling the political mythology that has sustained Modi's hold on power?
#Protests #Modi #Crackdown
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