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Not sure how you're applying those theoretical stuff to the current Indian government. As a common middle class grounded Indian, I'm pretty much free to critici
by sbmthakur 8y ago
Not sure how you're applying those theoretical stuff to the current Indian government. As a common middle class grounded Indian, I'm pretty much free to criticize the government, curse them and even vote them out(which happened in recent state elections). That doesn't look quite fascist to me.
- pkphilip 8y agoNone of this is theoretical. - There is a constant reference to how India was such a great and wonderful country and the only problems we have are because of "foreign" influence and "invaders" - There is an active "othering" of non-Hindus - more specifically Muslims and Christians. - Anyone who speaks against this government (note: not against the nation) is painted as anti-national - A bunch of industrialists have extraordinary access to corridors of power (Ambanis, Adani etc) and they are utilising this power to subvert every process.