In a stunning display of strategic brilliance, the opposition—having lost all key states in the 2024 lok sabha elections—has finally found a way to defeat Modi ji. Elections, speeches, governance, and public support? Nah, those are old-school tactics. The new masterplan? crash the stock market to prove that Modi was useless all along!

Yes, dear citizens, buckle up! The opposition, now backed by their new best friends, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), is on a mission. If you thought politics was about policies and public welfare, think again. It’s all about pushing Nifty back to 2014 levels (~6000 +/-) and then standing on the ruins, smugly declaring, “See? We told you he was overrated!”

The Genius Behind the Plan

Here’s how it works:

  1. Modi ji plans to retire by 2027 (or so the rumors say). But how can we let him leave on a high note? Unacceptable! His legacy must be questioned.
  2. Since people love a good stock market rally, why not orchestrate a historic crash to undo everything? Genius, right?
  3. With FIIs in their pocket (probably sipping imported lattes with certain elite economists), they’ll dump stocks, dry up liquidity, and trigger a market meltdown—just in time for 2025-26.
  4. And when retail investors cry out, “What happened to our hard-earned money?” the opposition will swoop in with their “Modi was all hype” narrative, nodding wisely like the prophets of doom they always wanted to be.
  5. Meanwhile, clueless whatsapp University graduates will flood your chat with “Nifty crashed because bjp didn’t know how to run the country” forwards, carefully ignoring the obvious external sabotage.

The “Coincidental” Timing

Oh, and how convenient! This sudden market collapse will happen just in time for the next elections. What are the chances? Just like demonetization was blamed for everything from global warming to your neighbor’s baldness, this upcoming crash will be blamed squarely on Modi ji’s "misgovernance."

Expect the usual intellectuals to emerge from hibernation, writing op-eds on how India’s “economic fundamentals were always weak” (despite years of growth). Meanwhile, the same crowd that cried about a stock market bubble will suddenly transform into champions of lost investor wealth—truly an artistic display of ideological gymnastics.

But Will It Work?

Now, here’s the million-dollar (or should we say, ₹6000-Nifty-level) question—will this masterstroke actually convince indians that Modi ji’s leadership was a mirage?

  • The bjp voter: Will look at GDP, infrastructure, welfare schemes, and laugh at the stock market manipulation.
  • The opposition supporter: Will suddenly develop an interest in “stock market fundamentals” and blame only Modi for the crash (while ignoring global cues, corporate earnings, and FIIs pulling out for their own reasons).
  • The neutral voter: Might wonder why the opposition didn’t have such creative energy when they were actually in power.

But hey, at least the opposition can say they finally did something, right?

So, dear retail investors, brace yourselves! Nifty 6000 is the new political slogan of the desperate. Markets might crash, but the real comedy is just getting started.

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