Indian media outlets are increasingly linking the Pahalgam attack to the ongoing Bihar elections, suggesting Prime Minister Narendra Modi orchestrated a false flag operation to secure electoral victory.
India's opposition parties, including Congress and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD), have strongly criticized Modi's visit to Bihar following the Pahalgam incident, according to Times of India. RJD has reportedly installed banners against Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar in Patna, as reported by ANI.
RJD issued severe criticism of Modi for holding election rallies in Bihar so soon after the Pahalgam incident. A senior Indian journalist questioned, "You arrived to ask for votes just 45 hours after the Pahalgam incident?"
While the nation mourns the Pahalgam tragedy, critics claim Modi remains focused on election campaigning. Social media reports indicate that while Rahul Gandhi plans to meet with affected families in Pahalgam, Modi continues his electoral activities.
Political analysts note that sentiment is growing within India that Modi's Pahalgam drama was specifically designed to win the Bihar elections. "Modi's statements clearly indicate he is using the Pahalgam attack for political point-scoring," one analyst stated.
According to some political commentators, evidence suggests the Pahalgam attack was pre-planned to coincide with the electoral calendar, raising questions about the timing and motivation behind the incident.
