The Mahabharata of 2019 – The Axis (of the Crooked) and Its War

Strategy to Defeat Narendra Modi

The 2019 Parliamentary Elections in Bharat are nothing less than the
Mahabharata or Ram-Raavan war. It’s a do or die battle for our beloved
nation. I hope Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his lieutenant Amit Shah
comprehend the contours of it and have evolved their own strategy and
tactics to fight it.
The Raavan & Kauravas in this case are obviously represented by the Pappu
Brigade (Mahagathbandhan), the presstitutes, the Islamists, the Church, the
leftists, a heavily compromised judiciary, corrupt bankers & bureaucrats,
some of the wily self-serving BJP leaders, and every known anti-national and
breaking Bharat entity including our enemy nations. I will term them hereon
as the Axis (of the Crooked). It’s guided and steered by devious
stratagems devised by global strategic think tanks like Cambridge Analytica
(CA) who have been outsourced all strategizing by a Congress led by Rahul
Gandhi, who himself is fast transforming into a trash-talking brazen liar.
It’s time Narendra Modi dons his battle fatigues and gets into a war
mode. He has no option but to win the war to save his beloved nation if he
truly believes in his own words ‘ye desh nahin jhukne doonga, ye desh nahin
mitne doonga’ (I will not allow this country to bend before anyone or get
erased). He cannot do it alone. His ministerial and party colleagues and
bureaucrats, barring a few, are of little use in this all out war that will be
fought with the ferocity, and bitterness that was only witnessed 71 years
ago in 1946. We saw a little less intense version of it in 2014. The 2019 will
be far more intense and ferocious. Here is an article that I wrote in the
context of 2014 elections that’s relevant even today
It’s not a war for the pacifists, the weak-hearted, the principled and
the vanprasthis. It’s not a war to proclaim and praise Yudhisthir’s self-
righteousness. It’s Krishna’s war to re-establish ‘dharma’ and save
the nation. Ironically, Narendra Modi is both, Yudhisthir & Krishna, in
this scenario. He has to choose if he wants to play a defeatist, image
conscious, and federalist Yudhisthir fighting the war with his hands self-tied
to his back or a wily strategic thinker Krishna who plays for a win with no
holds barred attitude combined with a sharp killer instinct that exhorts
Arjuna to slay an unarmed Karna or uses Shikhandi to confine mighty
Bhishma to the bed of arrows.
The multi-pronged war strategy, carefully developed, designed and executed
on ground by CA, is no more hidden. It’s not a complex or nuanced one
either. Only an ideologically bankrupt and bereft-of-ideas Congress will pay
millions to CA for this.
The war strategy of the Axis
There are three clearly defined components to it that should be obvious even
to a layperson and a new-born kid in politics.
1. An assured 100% backing of minorities,
2. Dividing Hindus using every possible ancient fault line,
3. Creating mass disaffection among the Hindu population and ensuring that
they don’t turn up to vote.
Let us analyse these three components briefly.

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An assured 100% backing of minorities is the first key component of
the war strategy of the Axis:
Muslims and Christians will not only vote for the Axis, they will also work as
its highly motivated and extensively networked unpaid cadre just the way
some of us, the unpaid ‘bhakts’, work ceaselessly on social media rebutting
the lies of presstitutes and Congi-Commie-ISI bots. However, unlike the
bhakts who have their critical faculties of doubting and debating alive and
kicking, Muslims and Christians are very focused and clear about their
sole objective – to kick Modi out of power. They have blind & total faith
in this objective.
Now let me tell you the ramifications of this. Suppose the minorities
constitute 20% of our population. Now this 20% is going out to vote with
vengeance on the polling day and nearly 95% of their votes will go in the
Axis column. The Axis does not have to spend a single paisa on
advertisements and posters to motivate them. They don’t have to be
brought to the polling booth by booth karykartas and panna
pramukhs (party workers). They will come on their own, vote silently and
go.
They will vote strategically in the late afternoon while Hindus in
their localities are taking a nap. What’s more, for this population, all
Modi schemes and benefits thereof, don’t cut any ice. They may have got
free cooking gas cylinders and stoves, cheap loans to build houses, grants to
construct toilets, zero balance bank accounts, hassle-free instant passport
sewa, better assured price for their farm produce, free health insurance, etc.
However, at the hustings the minorities won’t even bat their eyelids before
pressing the button of the Axis candidate and symbol.
To dispel any creeping faith of a tiny section of minorities in the goodness of
Narendra Modi, the Axis will play up ‘the atrocity chorus’ orchestrated and
conducted by well-funded presstitutes driven by their left-liberal & covert
Chrislamist & overt Commie agenda. If that’s not enough, Pakistani/ISI cells
and the Church funded NGOs will be constantly and relentlessly carrying out
their insidious Hate-Modi-Defeat-BJP campaigns.
Dividing Hindus by exploiting their ancient fault lines is the second,
and an obvious, key component of the war strategy of the Axis:
After an assured en-bloc vote of 20% of Bharat’s voting population, the Axis
has to work at the rest 80% population (Hindus & other Dharmics). Its task
is clearly cut out. So, it must get 31% from these Hindu votes to succeed at
the hustings in the extremely unlikely case that all registered Hindu voters
vote. We, of course, know the nature of Hindu votes. Hindus have rarely
resorted to en-bloc 100% voting, not even when Ram Janmbhoomi
Movement was at its peak. Any analyst can analyse the voting patterns in
1996, 1998, & 1999 to come to this conclusion.
A large number of Hindus don’t vote at all, particularly the ones
living in urban areas. Let us assume nearly 30% of the population, all
Hindus, does not turn up to vote, which is an empirically established fact.
That brings down the effective percentage of voting population to 70% with
20% of minorities voting en-block to the Axis.
What it needs to succeed in 2019 is just 16% from Hindu
votes. That’s the well-established 36% threshold for the winner. Whoever
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crosses it, rules the nation. It’s as simple as that. If you ask me if Narendra
Modi has any chance of returning to power with his ‘sab ka saath, sab ka
vikaas’ mantra constantly reverberating in the air and in his public rallies, I
will say no way. NDA will be routed at the hustings if Narendra Modi does
not change tack. That’s what my ‘simple’ factual analysis says.
That brings us to the third key component of the war strategy of the Axis,
Creating mass disaffection among Hindus to ensure they don’t turn
up to vote:
It’s constantly working at dampening the spirit of people through fake media
reports and planting the seeds of doubt in their minds about everything.
Please note these seeds of doubt are not meant for the minority population
who are never doubtful about the outcome they want in 2019.
The seeds of doubt are only meant for fertile, free flowing, and
argumentative Hindu minds. And these stratagems have begun to pay
dividends. The dipping vote percentages in Gujarat, Karnataka, and even in
by-elections in UP and elsewhere, point to this fact. And who is not voting?
Hindus, particularly those living in urban areas. The percentage of minority
votes in these elections has nearly touched 100%.
The game for the Axis in a nutshell is to unite minorities behind it
and divide Hindus or discourage them enough so that they become
indifferent to the electoral battle in 2019. All their actions so far are
totally geared to such a strategy. The irony is that such an obvious war
strategy seems to be succeeding in the absence of a coherent well-thought
out response to it from Narendra Modi and his most trusted lieutenant Amit
Shah and other BJP strategists.
The insipid, pretentious and idiotic ‘sab ka saath, sab ka saath’ sloganeering
is at the core of the confusion in evolving a cogent and potent electoral
strategy driven by strong convictions in nationalist ideals and goals.
We will have to go back in the past before we can suggest how to respond to
the war strategy of the Axis. In part one, we clearly saw what it is up to. It
has already executed its strategy in the past few months rather brazenly and
blithely. In fact its strategy has nothing new in it. It was a time tested one
that brought Congress back to power in 2004.
2004 vs. 2019: Why did Vajpayee lose after having won three successive
parliamentary elections?
Let us start with analysing how did BJP under the leadership of Atal Bihari
Vajpayee win three successive Parliamentary elections in 1996, 1998, &
1999.
BJP won 161 seats in 1996, yet its strategically projected most liberal face
could not win over enough support from the secularist dispensations and had
to resign after 13 days of his rule. Before that, he delivered a speech in
which, defying expectations, he declared to the world that secularism
survives in Bharat because of its Hindu majority. That had considerable
impact on the nation.
In 1998, he was back in power with 182 seats but was out of it within 13
months but before that he had exploded the atom bomb, withered the
American sanctions, and won a war in Kargil.
In 1999, yet again he came back with 182 seats. He pursued his
development agenda, practiced ‘sab ka saath, sab ka vikaas’ to the hilt,
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allowed his self-serving and devious allies to flourish, tom-tommed ‘India
Shining’, neutralised the Ram Janmbhoomi Movement, marginalised VHP,
ABVP, BMS, BKS, etc., destroyed their credibility, and totally demoralised
the party cadre and Hindus. By the time George Fernandes realised RJB was
needed to win the electoral battle, it was too late and BJP was trounced in
2004.
All those growth figures, graphs, and statistics, tom-tommed confidently by
the Vajpayee govt., didn’t impress the electorate and a senile Vajpayee was
thrown out of power in an election that saw a low turnout of demoralized
and dispirited Hindus/nationalists. I had seen a similar scenario in 1979-80
when Janata Party was dumped by the electorate in spite of the fact that it
had very impressive data in support of its governance and performance.
Narendra Modi and Amit Shah should make a note of the similarities
between 1980, 2004 and 2019.
2014 Mandate: How Narendra Modi and Amit Shah misread it
A united Hindu body politic delivered the unprecedented 2014 mandate and
there was a definite reason behind it. The appeasement politics of UPA
disgusted Hindus/nationalists at grass roots and made them feel as if they
were second-rated ‘jizya paying’ citizens. They suffered daily harassment
because of the alarming rise and spread of Islamism. They looked at Modi as
someone who will keep radical jihadis and Muslim goons under check. Even
the enlightened and liberal Hindus could see how much Muslims and
Christians hated and feared Modi and hoped his advent will help contain the
malcontent among them.
For Hindus, Narendra Modi was a symbol of hope and unity and an
end to the politics of appeasement. However, Narendra Modi saw himself
as a ‘vikaas purush’, a true democrat, and a federalist. People didn’t care
though. In his election rallies he would talk of ‘sab ka saath, sab ka
vikaas’ and the youth would drown his lacklustre speeches in the self-
inspired resounding uproar of Modi chants. People didn’t even listen to his
pontificating. It was so clearly evident in his big pre-election rallies in
Hyderabad and New Delhi. His script didn’t match with the mood of his
audience.
When Narendra Modi overdid his ‘donon haanth laddu’ rhetoric in West
Bengal and Orissa in the initial stages of campaigning, unsure of winning a
majority & hoping to rope in Naveen Patnaik and Mamata to cobble a
working coalition post elections, the people in latter rallies forced him to
change his tune and take a tough stand against Patnaik and Mamata and her
appeasement politics.
Narendra Modi and Amit Shah have obviously misread the 2014 mandate. It
was evident from the fact that soon after 2014, BJP lost badly in Delhi in
spite of having had a kind of PR coup by inviting Obama to the 26 th January
2015 parade.
In Bihar, in spite of having doled out huge development largesse to the
state, Narendra Modi lost because Hindu unity was fractured thanks to
his ‘sab ka saath, sab ka vikaas’ theme song and total neglect of
Hindu/nationalist agenda on ground. By the time he realised his error of
judgement and hastily returned to the Hindutva theme in the middle of the

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election campaign, it was too late and a vacuous move that carried no
conviction.
The other problem with this only-development-matters mindset is that it
presupposes that money plays a key role in electoral battles as in life. It
does not. It’s the mood of the people that matters.
All those full-page and totally useless BJP ads in newspapers, a standard
Amit Shah strategy, at most can buy some positive op-eds. They cannot buy
the enthusiasm of the cadre and people, which is generated when people
hear from their leaders what they want to hear and see him doing what they
want to be done.
Look at the electoral successes of BJP. They either came because of anti-
incumbency of the Congress regimes or because of the polarisation of Hindu
votes and division of the assured secular vote bank of Muslims. BJP nearly
lost Gujarat, a state in which Congress didn’t even have a credible local
leadership, all within three years of Modi’s departure from his state where he
had scored a clean sweep in 2014 Parliamentary poll. ‘Sab ka saath, sab ka
vikaas’ obviously didn’t work.
What worked in favour of Congress was its strategy to exploit ancient fault-
lines within the Hindu body politic, while Muslims backed it to the hilt. Here
again, Modi reverted to Hindutva plank in the middle of the campaign,
abandoning ‘sab ka saath, sab ka vikaas’ sloganeering. Urban Hindu voters,
who knew what BJP’s loss in Gujarat would eventually lead to, salvaged him
somehow while ancient caste divisions came to the fore in rural Gujarat.
So, how do you deal with the Axis and its shenanigans?
When the devious electoral strategy of your opponents is so well enunciated,
devising a plan to thwart and foil it should not be so difficult if you are alert
and have the capacity to develop a counter-strategy in time and do
something blindingly stunning. When the Patel agitation was brewing in
Gujarat, BJP could have done something really stunning to nip the mischief
in the bud. They didn’t and look what happened there.
It should be a move that makes the whole nation, excepting of course the
#BreakingIndia forces, stand solidly behind BJP. Narendra Modi and Amit
Shah must do what is least expected of them and do it not merely for optics
but with total conviction and rock-solid resolve and with all the might of their
governments and party. They may have to bid good bye to their
present avuncular mind-set before that and develop the killer
instincts of a Kshatriya to reclaim the trust the people of our nation
had reposed in them in the form of the 2014 mandate to act
decisively and firmly.
It must be a move bolder than the demonetisation, and the nuclear
explosion at Pokharan. What can it be?
What do people want NaMo to do?
They want him to pursue his development agenda yet deal with Islamists
and other Breaking India forces and those who are encouraging and
nurturing them with a firm hand.
They want BJP and him to be aware of the Axis shenanigans to break Hindu
unity and do everything that’s possible to unite Hindus under whatever
pretext it can be done.

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If it calls for freeing Hindu temples and schools from government control and
putting them at par with minority run institutions with all attendant benefits
thereof, Narendra Modi should do it through an ordinance or by enacting
laws.
He must address all pending Hindu concerns with great alacrity and courage
of conviction including the construction of Ram Janmbhoomi Temple in
Ayodhya.
They want him to deal with the compromised judiciary and a corrupt and
inept bureaucracy with a firm hand too.
They want to see a decisive leader and not a namby-pamby pacifist and an
appeaser who prefers to stay away from controversial decisions and turns
apologetic about his Hindu/cultural nationalist legacy under left-liberal
onslaught in the media.
They want him to act tough in Jammu & Kashmir. They want him to settle
Kashmiri Hindus back in the valley using all the might of the state.
They want him to stop the loud blaring of the mullahs’ call through
loudspeakers early in the morning.
They want him to represent their views and not to project and pontificate his
own and not to pour cold water on their expectations and jubilant mood.
All right, so if Narendra Modi does all this, will the masses be
enthused enough to back him with a 3/4th majority to restore the
true spirit of the Bharatiya constitution?
I don’t think so. Even building a temple at Ram Janmabhoomi won’t give him
that kind of majority. In fact, the demolition of the Babri structure initially
worked to the disadvantage of BJP. After the BJP governments were
dismissed by Narasimha Rao post Babri demolition and new elections were
held, BJP lost all those states.
So, what must be the blindingly stunning move of NaMo that will
ensure total polarisation of Hindus/nationalists behind him and thus
strike at the very root of the war strategy of the Axis?
He just has to call a joint session of Parliament and scrap Article 370 and
every other provision that gives special status to Jammu & Kashmir,
trifurcate the state, and go after the Islamists in the valley in war mode
while settling displaced Kashmiri Pandits in special enclaves, and build huge
settlements of retired army soldiers and officers in the valley and treat J&K
like any other Bharatiya state in geo-politcal terms.
The whole nation, barring the Breaking India brigade, will solidly stand with
him and will give him a 3/4th majority to restore the true spirit of the
Bharatiya Constitution and do the needful and cleanse the judiciary and
bureaucracy of crooked elements and finish the long-pending nationalist
agenda of partition of reclaiming whole of Jammu & Kashmir, including Gilgit
Baltistan.
This is not a call a weakling can take. That’s why I said in the first part of
this write up, “It’s not a war for the pacifists, the weak hearted, the
principled and the vanprasthis.”

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NIA BUSTS ISLAMIC TERROR MODULE HEADED BY CLERIC,
INCLUDING ENGINEERING STUDENT
Joint teams of NIA, UP Anti terrorism squad (ATS) & Delhi Police
have busted a new ISIS inspired terror module ‘Harkat ul Harb e Islam’
which was allegedly planning to carry out multiple terror attacks at crowded
places & iconic spots and assassinate important individuals. Security
agencies have carried out raids at 17 separate locations (6 in Delhi and 11 in
UP) and arrested 10 people – 5 from Western UP district of Amroha & 5 from
north-east Delhi – while 6 more are being questioned.
Hindi daily Dainik Jagran reports that the module was headed by 29-year-
old Mufti Mohammad Suhail, a maulvi (Muslim cleric) in an Amroha mosque,
who was currently residing in Delhi’s Jafrabad area. One of those arrested is
24-year-old Anas Yunus, a civil engineering student of Amity University,
Noida, who played a key role in assembling electronics for the bombs. 20-
year-old Zubair Malik, a 3rd year DU student, used forged documents to buy
multiple SIMs.
Others arrested include a cloth shop owner, two brothers who run a welding
business, an auto driver. Most of those arrested are in the 20-30 years age
group. Initial investigation suggests that the group raised funding for their
terror plans on their own – some even stole jewelry from their own homes.
As per NIA joint director Alok Mittal, the group was planning on serial blasts,
including fidayeen(suicide) attacks. A huge cache of weapons, including 12
pistols and a self-designed rocket launcher, and bomb making material
enough to make several remote-controlled IEDs has been seized during the
raids. This includes 25 kg potassium nitrate, 112 alarms, 91 mobiles, 134
SIM cards etc. Islamic State (also known as ISIS) propaganda material & 3
laptops have also been seized.
The terror module was under ISIS surveillance for some time, and used
mobile apps WhatsApp and Telegram for communication.
Times of India reports that the module was allegedly involved in Ujjain-
Bhopal train blast and two of the accused had carried the bomb used in the
terror attack to Lucknow from Kanpur on a motorcycle sporting an Indian Air
Force (IAF) flag.

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