Chhatarpur, Madhya Pradesh. A street vendor begged for a few minutes to save his cart, his only livelihood. Instead, the state sent bulldozers. First, the government lured him with ₹10,000 under the Street Vendor Scheme—an election stunt to look pro-poor. Then, with the same breath, it demolished his dream. This is India’s tragedy today: bulldozers for the poor, bailouts for the rich, silence for the powerful. The east India Company may have gone, but its spirit is alive—in politicians who sell PR dreams and deliver bulldozer nightmares.
1. Bulldozers Have Become the Poor Man’s Shadow
In today’s India, if you’re poor, your biggest enemy isn’t hunger—it’s the bulldozer parked outside your home or shop, ready to erase your life in minutes.
2. Street Vendor Scheme = Scam Vendor Scheme
What good is ₹10,000 when your livelihood is flattened in seconds? First came the photo-op loans, then came the bulldozers. PR first, pain later.
3. All Are Equal Before Law = The Biggest Lie
The poor get crushed. The rich get contracts. Politicians get garlands. This is India’s new justice system—hierarchy in the name of equality.
4. Bulldozers Never Touch Corporates
When Adani, Ambani, and other cronies break rules, the government bends the rules. But when a poor man sells tea, vegetables, or chaat on a corner, the bulldozer arrives.
5. PR Has Fooled an Entire Nation
Modi’s PR machinery promised dignity to the poor. Instead, it delivered bulldozers, inflation, unemployment, and fake schemes. By the time indians realise the lie, it’s already too late.
6. Democracy Now Runs on Bulldozer Fuel
No dialogue, no justice, no humanity. Bulldozers decide who lives with dignity and who dies with despair. This is not democracy—it’s demolition-ocracy.
🚨 Closing Punch:
India’s poor don’t need bulldozers. They need dignity, protection, and equal justice. But in Modi’s India, bulldozers have become the state’s favorite weapon of control. The east India Company once looted India’s wealth. Today’s rulers loot India’s poor—and bulldozers are their tool of choice.
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