“If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough, it will be believed” Führer Adolf Hitler
This quote is quite evident in the context of India, where the country has long relied on false flag operations, using it as a driving force to serve and augment nationalistic perception. Indian government has even been a practitioner and perpetrator of false flag operations since long, with a dubious history of executing such operations with impunity even in its own restive areas.
The Indian Parliament was attacked in December 2001. India referred to this terrorist attack as a Pakistani plan and accused LeT and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) without any investigations, which resulted in a full-scale, 9 months old, military stand-off between Pakistan and Indian, known as Operation Parakram. Interestingly, the standoff costed Rs 800 crore loss to India, and almost 800 soldiers died without even fighting a war.
The Indian Media had mentioned this attack as a breach of national security due to the negligence of concerned authorities. A former home Ministry Officer Mr. RVS Mani stated that members of the investigating committee claimed that the Indian Parliament attack was orchestrated by the government.
Mr. Satish Verma, a member of the Central Bureau of Investigation-SIT probe team, said that “Attack on the Indian parliament in 2001 and the #Mumbai attacks in 2008 were set up with the objective of strengthening the counter-terrorism legislation and to get extra funds.
Just on the anniversary of #2001ParliamentAttack, a similar security breach inside the parliament raises many questions. There have been indications that the attackers involved in today’s attack came to parliament on the pass of #BJP MP and #NarendraModi‘s friend #PratapSimha. Now, if we assess the agenda of today’s parliament fiasco, let’s not forget how the #Indian government led by PM Modi and #RSS played a pre-Election subterfuge in the form of #PulwamaAttack in 2019.
This time around, with general elections around the corner, the drama of another false flag operation had become a compulsion for the BJP to galvanize the Indian voters and win the next elections. Waiting for how the parliament drama will take a turn this time? Probably #Pakistancard would be used to entice voters.
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