Will PM Modi implement radical reforms this month?
Prime minister Narendra Modi, in his third term, opted for continuity in his cabinet and at the highest levels of bureaucracy rather than radical change. The bureaucracy, which is fantastic weather wane, and the opposition believed that the nda administration has come under pressure from coalition politics and is therefore scared to pursue large decisions, even though PM Modi does not believe in the optics of change for the sake of change. This will eventually come to an end.
August is going to be a crucial month for significant changes in government, judging by the actions of the cabinet and the mindset of the younger bjp leaders in Parliament, who are not scared to challenge the congress High Command. BSF DG Nitin Agarwal's prompt return to his cadre suggests that the Modi administration is prepared to overhaul the bureaucracy this month. In august, diligent Rajiv Gauba and home Secretary ajay Bhalla will mark five years on Raisina Hill, and there are signs that new faces will be joining the team.
The Modi administration is also dissatisfied with the actions of senior national security officials and may make an abrupt appointment after consulting with amit shah, the home minister, and Ajit Doval, the national security advisor. Severe measures will also be implemented to improve the security environment in kashmir - SRINAGAR/JAMMU' target='_blank' title='jammu and kashmir-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>jammu and kashmir in order to prevent terrorists supported by pakistan from seizing control and from returning the region to its pre-August 5, 2019 state. The security network, intelligence, and their mutual synergy will all be reinvigorated and enforced in this setting.
The Modi government has chosen to confront the opposition head-on in both the federal and state legislatures, fully aware that the goal of the INDI alliance's politics is to divide the votes of the Hindu majority and consolidate the Muslim vote bank by taking advantage of caste fault lines prior to the maharashtra and haryana assembly elections. The UP chief minister Yogi Adityanath's hostility toward the INDI alliance during this week's State assembly session is a sign of things to come.
The results of the 2024 election have led the bureaucracy to believe that PM Modi may have lost his touch, but the third time around, he is operating at full capacity and not missing a beat. Because he strongly believes in Newton's third law of motion rather than the first, PM Modi intends to confront opposition attacks head-on, just as he demonstrated in gujarat from 2002 to 2014. It is anticipated that he will make a compelling case for transformative change on august 15, 2024, while speaking from the ramparts of the famed red Fort. bjp politicians and bureaucracy had best take note.
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S Venkateshwari

03/08/2024 02:45 PM