Modiphobia versus Modiphilia

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Modiphobia versus Modiphilia


Indian political sentiments is swiftly moving towards dual groups with a strong hatred, fear and grudge towards Narendra Modi and another group with a strong affinity and love for Modi. Politics is becoming a religious sentiment which creates an excruciating pain and immense hatred towards anything which appears opposite to their favorite views.

Modiphobian's are active in all the social media's creating all sorts of forwards and posts to satisfy their extreme craving for their hatred hunger. In response, Modiphilian's are equally equipped with their arms to counter with a nationalistic fundamental views trying to unite in the name of religion and nation listing out all the natural developments, a gigantic country with ample human resources could have achieved.

I visited very recently, the dark, narrow, dirty, over populated nukes and corners of Delhi by accident. Is this the India we achieved in all these 68 years after Indian Independence? My natural question aroused out of me was brusquely replied by my walk-mate, " It needs another 500 years to transform these cattle class, so why to count these numbers while we arrive at the developmental index figure.

Indian elections are nearing and it is quite evident that all the opposition parties including Congress has lost its direction and rather they concentrate on one thing, projecting the modiphobia effect down the line. For that the fourth member of the Ghandy clan is all out to evoke the sentiments of the cattle class telling her resemblance with Indira.

On the otherhand, the Modiphilian's are all out to retain the power by hook or crook.

The funniest part these categories - Modiphilian's and Modiphobian's believe there is no so called third category. They dictate either you be on our side and go to the other. These extremist need a serious psychological treatment to come out of this day blindness. 

The show will take a long stint till a conclusion is drawn, but the coming days are the days of mudslinging, honey coated slogans and unfeasible pledges and promises.

This is the time to be sensible enough, any time than before. Let us use our brains intelligently. 

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