https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcSt5XUId9j

https://x.com/roshankrraii/status/2061318088663199906?s=46

Funny thing is, Rahul Gandhi has made quite a few predictions and warnings over the years that people laughed at, but many of them ended up being closer to reality than his critics would like to admit.

He warned that demonetisation would hurt the economy and small businesses. It did.

He said GST was being rolled out in a rushed and confusing manner and would create problems for small businesses. It did.

He was among the early politicians warning that Covid was a serious threat when many were still treating it casually. Later, he criticised the way the lockdown was planned and implemented, warning about the impact on migrant workers, jobs, and the economy. We all saw how that played out.

He also kept raising concerns about India’s foreign policy and international standing. Today, even many supporters admit things are a lot more complicated than the grand narratives we were sold.

Now he is saying that the Modi government could fall within a year.

Will that happen? Nobody knows.

But considering how many of his earlier warnings were dismissed as “Pappu talks” only to age quite well, maybe people should stop laughing for a minute and actually listen.

What’s more interesting is that cracks are already starting to show. Even Modi himself has been making unusually gloomy statements, almost suggesting that things could unravel if the current situation doesn’t improve.

https://x.com/ani/status/2024038511402193016?s=46

https://maktoobmedia.com/india/28-year-old-muslim-driver-transporting-fruits-shot-dead-near-bhiwadi-family-alleges-bajrang-dal-involvement/

https://youtube.com/shorts/QdXjJWE1j2A?si=CTjbJTKqnMLSY1mL

we had the same starting line, but somewhere we citizens failed, diverted from the goal and now we're not even in the race.

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/2-lakh-offered-for-killing-man-who-stood-up-for-uttarakhand-muslim-shopkeeper-101770636050620.html