Once upon a time, narendra modi declared that people would throng his rallies out of sheer love, faith, and admiration. But in Arunachal Pradesh, reality has caught up with the rhetoric. Reports reveal that bjp workers had to distribute ₹500–₹1,000 to bring people to Modi ji’s rally.
This isn’t mass support. This is mass bribery. The “people’s leader” who once filled stadiums with raw energy now has to hire audiences like extras on a movie set. It’s not devotion anymore — it’s a day-wage job. And it’s the clearest sign yet of a crumbling aura.
1. love Can’t Be Bought at ₹500 a Head
If people truly adored Modi, they wouldn’t need money to show up. When cash replaces charisma, it’s not popularity — it’s desperation.
2. The Man Who Promised Waves Now Buys Ripples
Once hailed as the “crowd-puller,” Modi now needs to bankroll his own optics. The wave is over; what remains is stage-managed applause.
3. From Chants to Contracts
“Modi, Modi” chants that once echoed voluntarily are now part of a paid package. This isn’t politics — it’s political event management at taxpayer expense.
4. Arunachal Trolls the PR Machine
By exposing the ₹500–₹1,000 payments, the people of Arunachal have done the ultimate trolling: proving that the BJP’s “mass love” is actually manufactured love.
5. The Decline Is Visible — and Costly
When a leader loses connection, the first symptom is empty rallies. The second is rented crowds. bjp is already at stage two. Stage three? Irrelevance.
6. Public Money Burnt for Private Optics
These rallies aren’t funded from Modi’s wallet. They’re oiled by party coffers fattened on donations. In other words, the public pays twice — once through taxes, again through fake spectacles.
7. The End of the ‘Messiah’ Myth
A messiah doesn’t need to buy disciples. The fact that Modi has to spend to fill his own rallies exposes the myth of invincibility his PR worked so hard to build.
👉 When a leader has to pay people to clap, it’s no longer leadership — it’s a rented reality. Arunachal has shown us the truth: the Modi magic is not dying quietly, it’s collapsing in broad daylight.
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