Plot to assassinate Prime Minister Modi has surfaced

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      Once again, a plot to assassinate Prime.         Minister Modi has surfaced; the United.       States appears to be attempting to entangle India in a web of deep conspiracy with the aim of installing a puppet government. 

Over the past few weeks, a series of events have been unfolding around us—within our own country—suggesting that India's progress and development are viewed with distinct displeasure, not only by our immediate neighbors but also by the global superpower, the United States. Consequently, an unholy alliance seems to be forming between the U.S. and our neighboring nations, designed to rein in our country's advancement. While numerous incidents are occurring, not all of them necessarily come to light. Nevertheless, I am sharing the available information in this post to foster public awareness and vigilance.

Around the 10th or 11th of this month, an individual named Aman Tiwari was arrested in Buxar, Bihar. He stands accused of conspiring with the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to assassinate Prime Minister Modi. Aman Tiwari had been negotiating with the CIA via email, and an agreement had reportedly been reached to carry out Modi's assassination within the next 22 days. Subsequently, two other individuals were arrested in connection with this matter, and an investigation is currently underway. At this juncture, conspiracies to assassinate Prime Minister Modi are surfacing in so many forms that even the mainstream media has largely ceased to report on the subject.

Last Tuesday, our Prime Minister was scheduled to inaugurate a major oil refinery in Rajasthan—a facility constructed at a cost of approximately 80,000 crore rupees. This refinery was built using such advanced technology that, regardless of the quality of the crude oil input—however inferior it might be—the facility would have been capable of producing high-grade petrol, diesel, gas, and other essential products at an exceptionally low cost. However, the day prior—on Monday—a massive fire broke out at the refinery. Preliminary investigations suggest that the fire was caused by an oil leak; yet, experts speculate that a foreign conspiracy may also be lurking behind this incident. This suspicion stems from the fact that, amidst the current global geopolitical turmoil, India and Russia remain the only nations that have successfully managed to keep oil and gas prices under control, preventing them from skyrocketing. Furthermore, had this technologically advanced refinery become operational in India, it would have significantly accelerated the growth of the Indian economy. Such incidents have occurred before; in 2016, a massive fire broke out at the Indian oil refinery in Paradip, Odisha, even before its inauguration. Although the blaze caused some damage, it was quickly brought under control. Subsequently, the refinery was formally inaugurated in February of that same year. Currently, this modern refinery is fully operational. These two incidents make it abundantly clear that whenever India attempts to take one step forward economically, a conspiracy is underway to push it three steps back.

Sanchita chatterjee 

      

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