Modi accuses opposition of plotting to divide nation and weaponising social media
TL;DR
- Modi says opposition acts as obstructionists
- Claims foreign meetings and anti‑India forces behind dissent
- Warns of “Dimagi Naxalism” threat despite physical Naxal defeat
- Calls for national unity amid global fuel crunch
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticised opposition parties for acting as obstructionists and for allegedly conspiring to divide the country. He suggested that opposition leaders are meeting abroad and receiving support from anti‑India forces.
Modi warned that social media is being used to spread rumors and malign India’s image, and he highlighted a new threat he termed “Dimagi Naxalism,” saying it remains unaverted despite the elimination of physical Naxalism.
He praised citizens for standing together and cited India’s resilience in the face of global fuel supply disruptions, describing it as a testament to the nation’s capability.
Why It Matters
The Prime Minister’s remarks link domestic political disputes to broader concerns about India’s image abroad and energy security, issues that affect Indian communities in the United States, Canada and India. Diaspora members often monitor political stability and foreign perceptions of India, which can influence bilateral relations, trade, and community sentiment across these countries.
Oct 31, 2026 · Updated 10/31/2026, 3:00:54 PM · Reported with: Times of India (India)
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