Rathee & Pak-Bangladesh Alliance Leaked? Plan to Destabilize India Like France & Italy | Capital TV
A recent discussion on Capital TV claims that concerted efforts to instigate regime change in India began immediately after Prime Minister Narendra Modi formed his first government. The broadcast highlights alleged external plots, pointing to a supposed Pakistan-Bangladesh alliance and implicating public figures like Dhruv Rathee in a broader strategy to destabilize the nation. According to the report, these coordinated maneuvers aim to create internal turmoil in India, drawing parallels to recent political unrest witnessed in countries like France and Italy. Analysts in the video discuss the geopolitical implications and potential security threats posed by these alleged subversive operations, emphasizing the need for heightened vigilance among citizens and state authorities against foreign and domestic attempts to disrupt democratic stability.
As soon as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first government was formed, attempts at regime change began, according to this video. In November 2015, Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar appeared on Pakistan’s Duniya TV and appealed for Modi’s removal so dialogue could resume and Congress could return to power. The video claims that recent protests from Delhi to London’s Parliament Square, including Dhruv Rathee’s participation, form part of a “foreign toolkit” aimed at regime change in India. It argues that anti-Modi forces lack a strong support base within the country and are therefore seeking help from Pakistan and Bangladesh, drawing parallels with unrest in France and Italy. Watch the full video for the alleged plan and its implications.
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