Modi’s False Flag Pahalgam Drama to Win Bihar Elections Exposed

The Pahalgam false flag drama plotted by Modi to win the Bihar elections has been exposed.

Critics are calling the Pahalgam attack a “staged drama,” purportedly orchestrated to influence the upcoming Bihar elections.

The incident, which claimed several lives, is now being widely linked to political maneuvering, drawing fierce criticism from opposition parties and media circles.

According to multiple reports, including The Times of India and ANI, India’s opposition parties—most prominently the Indian National Congress and the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD)—have accused Modi of exploiting the tragic Pahalgam incident for electoral gains. The RJD has taken its protest to the streets, erecting banners across Patna condemning both Prime Minister Modi and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.

“Forty-five hours after the Pahalgam attack, Modi arrived in Bihar not for condolences, but to ask for votes,” remarked a senior Indian journalist, highlighting the timing of Modi’s campaign appearance in the state.

The News Agency of India (NAI) reported that while the nation mourned the tragic loss in Pahalgam, the Prime Minister continued with his election rallies unabated. Social media platforms have since lit up with comparisons, pointing out that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi plans to visit affected families in Pahalgam, whereas Modi remains preoccupied with campaigning.

Political analysts echo these sentiments, suggesting that Modi’s rhetoric in recent speeches indicates an attempt to capitalize on the tragedy for political point-scoring. “There’s growing public perception that the Pahalgam attack was not just tragic, but strategically timed,” one analyst noted. “Evidence suggests it may have been pre-planned.”

As pressure builds and investigations continue, the incident has stirred a nationwide debate over the politicization of national security and tragedies during election season.

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