The BJP was elected on the basis of "vikas" (progress), but it has been fostering "nafrat" (hate) to distract attention from its massive failures. "Everyone is aware that violence or riots is happening as a result of BJP's deliberate anti-Muslim policies. This is the BJP's agenda, whether directly or indirectly involved in it. There have been 10,000 incidents of communal violence in the country over the previous eight years, but the Prime Minister has kept silent about the RSS and other right-wing organizations' brutalities.
In light of recent incidents such as anti-Muslim violence during Hindu festival Ram Navami processions and the Gyanvapi mosque case, the secular sector of Indian society is concerned; they do not want radicalism and disintegration in the country.
According to a statement made by the Union Home Minister in Parliament on 30 March 2022, 3,400 incidents of communal violence occurred between 2016 and 2022. The deadliest communal riots happened in Delhi, where 53 persons, the majority of whom were Muslims, were slain. On a variety of fronts, including the economy, national security, foreign policy, inflation, and communal peace, the Modi government has failed. One after another, BJP’s bad policies contributed to the devastating slide of the Indian economy and because of the BJP’s eight years of misgovernance, what was once the fastest-growing economy is now in shambles.
If we divide the entire failures into 8 parts and if you look at each one of them, each one of these failures is bigger than the other; as a result, claiming that inflation is a worse failure than unemployment is incorrect. It would be incorrect to suggest that farmer failure is greater than inflation and unemployment since all of the issues affect each and every member of the country.


