India is not an RSS shakha? Funny coming from those who turned Bengal, Tripura & Kerala into exclusive CPI(M) zones where RSS couldn’t even hold a shakha, let alone vote freely. No one was allowed within 200 meters of polling booths. Hundreds of our karyakartas sacrificed their lives just to run shakhas and exercise the right to franchise. Today, you lecture us on Constitution and rights. Red Terror has killed thousands of Indians just like Pakistani terrorism. Spare us the selective sermons on democracy.

Spare us the lecture on “regime change is normal in a democracy.” You know exactly what the phrase means when Prashant Bhushan and AISA’s Neha Bora use it while invoking Bangladesh’s Gen Z street movement that toppled a government outside the electoral calendar. That is not “oppose, expose and depose through elections.” That is a deliberate attempt to normalise extra-constitutional pressure, street veto and manufactured unrest. If it is only about elections, why the hurry? Why the Bangladesh template? Why frame protests against the Election Commission as a “fight for regime change”?In a real democracy, governments change when voters decide at the ballot box, not when a handful of activists and opposition leaders decide the system is “dictatorial” the moment they keep losing. You yourself have used the phrase in purely electoral contexts before. The difference is context, and this context reeks of anarchy-shopping. The BJP is not “apoplectic with feigned rage.” We are simply refusing to pretend that “regime change” + Bangladesh reference = routine parliamentary opposition. India is not Bangladesh. Our institutions, our voters and our Constitution will decide the next government in 2029, not street theatrics dressed up as high principle. Do your job in Parliament and on the campaign trail. Stop trying to import instability and then gaslight the country about dictionary definitions.

While Nehru leftized the Congress, Rahul congressionalized the Left. NSUI workers get shoved aside. AISA’s Neha Bora gets VIP cover. The party of the dynasty now treats its own cadre as extras and imports the Left’s faces for optics. On the other hand, the same Left that once damned Congress as bourgeois now queues for its VVIP stage and protection.

Pranams to Cheruvayal Raman Ji. May his soul attain Moksha. Rahul Gandhi’s tribute to the legendary organic farmer Cheruvayal Raman Ji marks a significant shift. It is a functional acceptance of the grave mistakes his ecosystem committed against our nation for decades. For over sixty years, the Congress establishment operated on a system of selective recognition. The prestigious Padma awards were weaponised to reward political intermediaries and beneficiaries of power. Meanwhile, individuals doing substantive fieldwork at the absolute grassroots, the real architects of India's growth, were systematically ignored. Change arrived after 2014. The Narendra Modi administration decoupled these awards from political sycophancy, actively seeking out silent heroes in rural India. The Padma Shri conferred upon Raman Ji was a testament to this new era of merit and respect. By tweeting today, Rahul Gandhi inadvertently acknowledges that the old system failed. PM Modi gave the grassroots their rightful due, and the nation will continue to commemorate Raman Ji's invaluable contributions.

The high-octane drama at the Supreme Court today shows a familiar blueprint. Rahul Gandhi’s real face is out for everyone to see. It strongly echoes the autocratic instincts of his great-grandfather, who pushed away every alternative voice just to secure his own prominence, dragging the nation into an era of dark political shadow. The attempt to pressure constitutional institutions today is just history trying to repeat itself.

A historic low, not a historic feat. Passing a resolution to remove a constitutional head who did an impressive job implementing the SIR and cleaning up electoral rolls is absurd, especially coming from an assembly that has no qualms about pushing resolutions to release hardcore terrorists. Further it must be noted that @inckerala leaders passing the resolution today were all praises for SIR at the eve of victory as it curbed the malpractices of Communists in Kerala. Political convenience shouldn't override constitutional integrity.

त्वामाश्रितानां न विपन्नराणाम् त्वामाश्रिता ह्याश्रयतां प्रयान्ति॥ “No misfortune befalls those who take refuge in You, and they become a shelter for others.” Wishing everyone a blessed and joyful Navratri

Rahul Gandhi’s “Chhatron Ki Goonj” in Chennai is pure fear-mongering, not student outreach. Hindi imposition? NEP’s three-language formula is flexible with powers given to states on choice of 3rd language. Status of Tamil + English as 2 main languages remains intact. Promoting national integration by learning a 3rd Indian language isn’t “attacking” Tamil culture. Infact such a narrative is least expected from the party of Mahatma Gandhi who called for Indians to forget their linguistic and regional differences. ₹3,300 Cr Samagra Shiksha funds? It’s a Centrally Sponsored Scheme tied to NEP/PM-SHRI. TN refused the MoU while every other state accepted. Centre still released RTE components. Cooperative federalism isn’t free money without conditions. NEET “destroyed” Tamil-medium seats? False. Pre-NEET system was opaque. Post-NEET + TN’s own 7.5% govt-school quota has given government students far more MBBS seats than ever before. Total seats in TN have expanded massively. 70% universities without VCs? That’s a DMK-Governor legal tussle over appointments, not “RSS-ification.” Statutes and courts decide, not political slogans. As a party which broke off the DMK alliance citing their arrogance, you might very well know that this is a result of their arrogance and has nothing to do with centre or RSS. Delimitation “punishing” the South? Official assurance: no state loses seats. Absolute numbers for TN, Kerala, Karnataka etc. will rise. Southern share stays at 24%. More representation in a democracy isn’t punishment. Students need quality education, more seats, and opportunities, not Congress’s manufactured North-South divide and anti-Modi theatrics. Facts > Fear. One India.

Great to see your concern for a leader whose party is directly accused in murder of many of your party workers in Keralam. Wonder what those relatives of innocent souls who lost their lives or ended up being injured due to Pinarayi Vijayan's tyranny in Kerala will be thinking about this tweet of yours today.

Has any Congress leader actually come forward to speak out against this specific MP? The silence reveals exactly what the party stands for. Where is the outrage? Why are the Youth Congress members suddenly missing in action? Where is that 57-year-old "youth leader"? Look at the JNU communist activists. They will march for hours over global geopolitics, but when a crisis hits close to home, they vanish. It echoes the Bastar dynamic, where local tribal women’s rights were routinely ignored by urban ideologues unless it fit a specific anti-state narrative. While they focus on fueling unrest in Delhi, the actual safety of women is traded away for political convenience

It's not surprising to see our colonial sepoy @rahulgandhi supporting @elonmusk in undermining our business ventures. After all, in ensuring the integrity of our country be it economic or territorial, the Nehru-Gandhi family has been acting against India for over 4 generations. From giving away PoK and Akshai Chin to distributing 2g spectrum license at decade old rates, the stories of anti-Indian activities of Nehru-Gandhi family are of course many

Those who fail to recognize India's formidable strength inevitably pursue comparable tactics. This pattern is not coincidental; it's a compelling testament to the consequences of miscalculation when facing a nation of India's caliber and might. India has given, and will give, an appropriate response to such mockery—be it Congress or Pakistan.

After multiple failed attempts to malign his personality, even @sardesairajdeep is forced to acknowledge the truth. MODI@25: From a “backroom figure” no one expected to last a year, to 25 years of unbroken leadership that rewrote Indian politics. Sceptics kept writing the obituaries. History kept writing the chapters. The age of MODITVA is not an opinion, it’s a fact the critics can no longer deny. #25YearsOfSeva

Here's someone from @cpimspeak that achieved electoral victories in states like Keralam, Bengal, and Tripura primarily through booth capture,erasing ink marks, fraudulent ids, and manipulated voter registries—yet now he is offering India lessons on conducting fair elections lol

Mr @RahulGandhi and the notorious electoral fraud perpetrators associated with the Indi faction seek to seize polling stations and foment civil disorder throughout the nation. Consequently, they remain determined to reinstate fake voters and the use of paper ballots. Before EVMs, booth capturing was rampant. Musclemen storming booths, chasing away genuine voters, stuffing ballot boxes in minutes. EVMs ended that era by limiting voting speed and making mass fraud impractical. Returning to paper ballots is not about transparency; it is a calculated push to revive the chaos and rigging of the past. India will not go back, bro.

The party that built its power on the biggest post-Independence fraud and the systematic hijacking of the Gandhi name is now lecturing the country about “illegal” elections. Rahul Gandhi’s entire political existence rests on this fabricated legacy. No wonder he shows zero concern about fake voters on the rolls. It suits him. Under Congress rule, booth capturing was routine. Congress workers, Marxist outfits and their allies, Mulayam, Lalu etc openly seized polling stations and stuffed ballots across India. Spare us the sermons on democracy.

This incident once again highlights the benefits of cultivating strong relationships with global leaders by PM Shri @narendramodi. Nations which are historically known to be insensitive towards India and her interests are also now helping the country in zeroing down notorious cartel heads.

Rahul Gandhi Power Cut Yojana (RGPCY) is in full swing. Keralam remains in the dark. While the UDF government and its leaders celebrate “people-first” freebies and record GST collections, ordinary Malayalis are still dealing with evening and night power cuts. Demand soared, hydel generation suffered from poor inflows, and the state remains heavily dependent on expensive external power. Blaming the previous government for cancelled long-term PPAs may be convenient, but it does not light a single bulb today. Governance is about securing reliable supply, planning for peak demand, and prioritising infrastructure over pure populism. Slogans and circular-flow theories do not generate megawatts. This is the real face of the Congress model currently on display . Welfare announcements first, energy security as an afterthought. The people sitting without power are paying the price.

Mr @RahulGandhi 's deafening silence on Captain Smit Machchhar’s extraordinary bravery speaks volumes. An Indian pilot, stabbed and bleeding, still fought back, opened the cockpit door, and helped stop what could have been a mid-air catastrophe. He saved 174 lives. Various global leaders from Netanyahu to Trump saluted him. India rightly celebrates him as a hero. Yet the Leader of Opposition has not found a single word of praise. When recognising pure courage that brought global recognition to India’s values becomes difficult, one has to ask why. Selective silence in the face of an attack on innocents reveals more about priorities than any speech ever could. Bravery that protects lives deserves unambiguous respect, not calculated silence.