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A BESIEGE THAT FAILED

A BESIEGE THAT FAILED
What happened in Delhi today was a cold blooded pre meditated #conspiracy. It's naive to say the kisan agitators had no clue and were taken off guard. No sir !
They bloody well had a clue what was coming even if we buy the story they are not  DIRECTLY #responsible. And if they had this intelligence in advance which they very well had, they should have morally canceled today's event least of all, a fully loaded  assurance ( read guarantee) to Delhi Police, which now clearly exposes their #malafied intentions.
Equally responsible are Delhi #Police and The Intelligence bureau who completely failed despite a well written possibility of such sensitive violence. What on earth compelled them to grant permission for a "peaceful rally". Democracy gives us a right to express our issues alright but indian constitution is not a fools paradise to allow any #nefarious demands under the pretext of democratic rights.

To me, as it were, it sounds like a well managed "event" planted by a political party (s) to destabilise the ruling governance after they were exhausted with other attention seeking tacticts. Its that obvious. And now the much expected  #political blame game "Nautanki" of "you did it" will start instead of  fixing the core accountability. Just watch out.

Government must now get into immediate action and #dismantle ongoing agitation dharna in delhi outskirts besides a thorough investigation by #NIA.

At the end of the day, the perpetrators were finally exposed.
India is way too strong to #annihilate such sinister acts.
Jai Hind. 🇮🇳


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