Islamabad: The Red Fort blast has been exploited as a political instrument to influence the Bihar election, as its timing³just days before polling³reflects what observers describe as the Modi governments familiar pattern of orchestrating ¬false flag® events to manipulate public sentiment.
The BJP has a recurring practice of manufacturing a ¬terror scare® during moments of electoral pressure, routinely blaming Pakistan without evidence to polarize voters and consolidate the Hindu vote bank.
Reports suggesting Election Commission favoritism, delayed responses, and synchronized narratives pushed by BJP-aligned media have cast serious doubts on the fairness of the Bihar polls. Critics argue that the Commission, under Modis influence, has repeatedly exhibited partisan conduct, enabling the ruling party to exploit state machinery and shape voter turnout and perceptions during critical phases.
The Modi governments propaganda network³boosted by supportive media outlets³swiftly revived its standard narrative after the blast, accusing Pakistan without providing any proof.
Even as vote counting remains in early stages, the BJP headquarters in New Delhi has already been decorated for victory, hinting at predetermined expectations and what many view as a potentially scripted outcome.
Early trends placing the NDA at 138 seats, RJD-plus at 90, and Jan Sulaj at 3 are being aggressively circulated to shape public perception, despite the results being far from final. Analysts say the emerging numbers appear engineered rather than a reflection of the genuine public mandate.