Dhruv Rathee is Right

Rathee begins his videotape by pressing several incidents that raise admonitions about the corrosion of popular values in India. He points to the centralization of power in the hands of the ruling party, the repression of dissent, attacks on freedom of speech and the press, and the marginalization of nonage communities. These enterprises aren’t unsupported, as colorful reports from transnational associations and independent trolleys have stressed analogous trends.   One of the crucial aspects Rathee discusses is the attention of power within the government, particularly under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party( BJP). 

Critics argue that the BJP‘s dominance in both the superintendent and legislative branches, coupled with its control over crucial institutions like the bar and the media, has led to a decaying of checks and balances in the Indian political system. This attention to power, Rathee suggests, resembles characteristics frequently associated with authoritarian administrations. Similarly, Rathee highlights cases of government crackdowns on differing voices, citing exemplifications similar to the arrest of activists,  intelligencers, and scholars under strict laws like the Unlawful Conditioning( Prevention) Act( UAPA) and sedition charges. He argues that these conduct stifle dissent and produce a nipping effect on free speech, thereby undermining the popular principles elevated in India’s constitution.