Narendra Modi has made a historic mistake in Kashmir, the British newspaper The Guardian

Narendra Modi has made a historic mistake in Kashmir, the British newspaper The Guardian

The British newspaper The Guardian wrote in its editorial that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's second time on the completion of the hundredth day of the Prime Minister, he has kept nationalist voters deceived that there is danger from Pakistan and that he can save. Modi showed how democracy can be transformed into an individual power through manipulation.

The Modi government has left the country without canceling the citizenship of two million people in Assam. Evidence suggests that the majority of those whose citizenship was revoked are Muslim. A close aide of Modi called Muslims a "terrorist" and "invader" and threw them into the sea of ​​Bengal. The danger is that India will become a racial democracy where there will be two classes of citizens.

Modi and his party have always maintained that the Muslim-majority state of Jammu and Kashmir has unnecessary constitutional protection. The BJP has always made a ridiculous claim that the cause of militancy in Kashmir was the special status of the valley.

Modi has turned occupied Kashmir into an open jail, where residents have been cut off from contact with the outside world. Modi has made a historic mistake in Kashmir. Modi was already ruling Kashmir with his bare hands.

Modi turned the general election into a vote for his personality. The Modi government is using police and tax authorities to target political opponents.

In the elections, Modi spent three times as much as a billion pounds in Congress. Experts from Europe want to avoid the environment and billionaires from supporting the Modi government. Modi's government is set to violate public rights and harm the law for the majority.