Regime change agenda will not work in India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently issued a strong warning against attempts to promote a regime change agenda and divide Indian society along caste and religious lines, asserting that national interest must always remain paramount. This political development has intensified national debates, especially after Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut claimed that a regime change in India is imminent following Rahul Gandhi's recent visit to Vietnam. Political analysts and leaders are actively discussing whether the opposition holds genuine public support for such claims or if these statements are merely political posturing aimed at gaining electoral momentum. The ruling administration maintains that the country's democratic framework and populace reject divisive tactics, while the opposition continues to question the current governance model. This ongoing tussle highlights the deepening political polarization in the nation as parties gear up for future electoral battles amidst heightened rhetoric.