The time
has come…

You were told Start-up India would make you the next unicorn. You were told Skill India would make you employable.

The Agniveer scheme dangles a 4-year military contract in front of you — a political experiment on your future — while politicians in their 70s refuse to retire.

We are not your vote bank. We are your conscience.

You were promised MSP at C2+50%. You were promised Har Khet Ko Paani. The three farm laws you fought against were withdrawn only after you laid siege to Delhi for a year.

Ujjwala cylinders cut from 9 to 4. LPG up ₹89 in three months. Your lands parched — while billions in debt waivers are handed to billionaire cronies.

You cannot eat headlines.

You build the roads. You clean the sewers. You carry the loads. You power the factories. You were promised 200 days of work under MGNREGA. You were promised dignity.

New labour codes have stripped away protections won over generations. In a country where ease of doing business means ease of exploiting workers, hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets shouting: Stop selling our railways.

We built this nation. We will not be its collateral damage.

You were promised Make in India. You were promised PLI incentives worth ₹1.9 lakh crore. You were promised the world would manufacture here.

Demonetisation still haunts you. GST is a labyrinth. Private investment sits at an 11-year low while national champions capture every economic gain.

We don't need saviours. We need a government out of the way.

You were told India would be the world's 3rd largest economy by 2024. You were told we would be Vishwaguru.

Operation Sindoor cost us Rafale jets and strategic credibility, yet the full truth remains hidden. Opposition MPs are mass-suspended. Critical media accounts blocked. Electoral bonds exposed the nexus between power and crony capital. Manipur burns. Communal poison is sold as nationalism.

A lonely power — large, loud, but increasingly ignored.

The time has come to stop debating whether he is popular. To stop measuring our worth in headlines and holograms.

• The youth to rise — your future is being auctioned.
• The farmers to stand united — your land is being corporatized.
• The workers to organise — your dignity is being stripped.
• The entrepreneurs to demand fairness — your markets are being rigged.
• Every citizen to vote, to speak, to resist, to reclaim.

The time has come to say bye bye to the Prime Minister of India and his bootlickers.

Not with violence. Not with hatred. But with the most powerful weapon in a democracy: our voice, our vote, our unity.

They thought we would forget. They thought Mann Ki Baat would drown out Jan Ki Baat. They were wrong.

India is not a monologue. India is a conversation. And this conversation is just beginning.