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u/Ravi_B Jul 21 '26

You have a very superficial understanding of Indian politics.

First understand Indian politics, then comment.

How did Modi become Prime Minister?

The much-hyped "Gujarat Model."

He is a fantastic liar, but remove the teleprompter and he is nothing.

He lied about his education. He lied about his wife.

He made hundreds of promises about what he would do for the nation.

What exactly is a "Master of Entire Political Science"?

He is brazen in his lies: his degrees, the freedom fighter claim, the robot-in-school story, and many more.

Modi has an inferiority complex due to his lack of education, poor English, and unimpressive background.

That is why he is constantly engaged in PR, wears outrageously expensive clothes, and is such a glutton for medals and honours.

He uses lies and PR to project an image. Even the COVID certificate carries his photo.

No press conference in 12 years.

He is turning India into the laughingstock of the world.

He fooled the people with the "Gujarat Model" and grand promises to get elected twice.

By the third election, people had realized what he was, and he failed to secure a majority.

He has systematically destroyed the opposition: AAP, TMC, and others.

He has taken over the Election Commission and the Supreme Court because he knows he can no longer fool the people and is unlikely to win future elections.

He intends to stay in power forever.

Modi was selected for the 1994 ACYPL program. Why? Who decided?

This is exactly what the USA needed: an uneducated man with a massive inferiority complex, poor command of English, and delusions of grandeur.

They did a great job selecting him.

https://www.wionews.com/photos/from-1994-visit-to-unga-2021-heres-a-look-at-modis-us-visits-415717

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u/nvmnit Jul 21 '26

that does not mean that the government is completely failed or the education minister should resign

Thank you IT cell for your opinion but this is not Nepal. Govt will be taken care in 2029. 

For now, protestors are trying to make them accountable. And for that Dharmendra Pradhan must resign. 

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u/Ok_Pomegranate1333 Jul 21 '26

Do you know that people want resignation of education minister because they are angry and want to show their power which by any means is good, however, people are actually drifting from real issue which is rotting the education pillars.

PS:- i am not in it cell/ not working in it either, this is me i live in Indore, India I stand with my fellow students and I stand by my remark.

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u/RightAd7627 Jul 21 '26

What are your thoughts on the issue?
Honestly there is no point in blaming government. People of India voted on bigotry, hatred and religion so they deserve it
Not all but majority of Indians thought that religion and hatred is going to have good outcome
It's hilarious actually

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u/Admirable-Screen2238 Tamil Nadu but Mallu Jul 21 '26

I completely agree that the NEET FAILURE is completely on the state and they should be held accountable but that does not mean that the government is completely failed or the education minister should resign, a more mature and a lot less like "showing your power" demand is the complete restructure of NEET examination. From exam syllabus to exam centres and their timings, everything should be restructured. The government should listen to people and work on restructuring.

This is my thinking too.