My Reasons to Leave Secular parties (INC, CPM, AAP, and Indi Alliance team)

The following are my reasons for leaving the pseudo-secular parties of Bharat and joining the BJP.

1. They endorsed Terrorist groups (First, Hamas against Israel. Second, they are faulting the Indian Military instead of the Pakistani Terror Factory). We firmly stand with Bharat and its military in its fight against Terrorism, not the people who undermine the security of our nation and do the bidding of Pakistan. Modiji's firm commitment to combat Terrorism is ensuring our protection.

2. They lied about Ambani and Adani (They called Ambani and Adani corrupt and criticized Modiji. They even called him Chowkidar chor hai. We trusted what they said. Then, the Indi leaders gave the Vizhinjyam Seaport to Mr Adani. Either Indi leaders are lying about Adani, or they are as corrupt as they claim Modiji or Adani is. We don't trust liars.

3. They said they would bring the caste census to increase reservations. Now, the BJP is ready to do it. What's the Indi Alliance's vision for our country? The caste system is not secularism. It is Hinduism. Then, how can the caste census be a secular agenda? Why can't they grant reservations or assist the poor based on people's economic, educational, and health conditions? Why is caste so important? We believe it is for vote bank politics only. They aim to garner the votes of specific communities in large numbers. We cannot follow leaders who have an ulterior vote-bank motive behind any scheme.

This is how some Psuedo-seculars think, "Bharatiya Janata Party is a Hindu party, but Indian Union Muslim League is a secular party. RSS is a Hindu religious extremist group, but Jama et Islami and PDP are excellent examples of secularism. Therefore, Congress and Communist can form alliances with these groups and still remain secular." Only Congress and Communist fools can believe this stuff because they are doing nothing else but votebank politics.

4. They are dividing people on caste and religious basis and delivering no development. In contrast, Modiji's vision is the development of all without any divisive agenda. He hates Terrorism and yearns to make Bharat self-reliant. Modiji has made remarkable progress in developing India's infrastructure. He has no problem sharing the credit of his central government projects with Omar Abdullah or even Pinarayi Vijayan. He shares the stage with all leaders and does not disparage anybody. We can't follow the Indi leaders who create division and fail to develop our country. They insult others.

5. Of course, I agree there is an income disparity between the Billionaires and the Poor Middle class of our country. Even so, the present-day middle class is wealthier and lives in better conditions than it did ten years ago. The government cannot provide government jobs to all. In the present reality, the government is a facilitator and not a Lord of the people. As we go forward, private entities and corporates will compensate for the lack of well-paid jobs. Bharat is empowering emerging entrepreneurs. We can no longer live in a socialist mode, where a few people work, and the rest enjoy the fruits.

The freebies socialist parties give are not free. Somebody else has to pay for every freebie they offer. Besides, what is the need to give ten people government jobs, plus pensions and allowances, when two efficient people can manage the workload? That's why many government entities of the past went bankrupt and privatization took over. Many efficient individuals left government jobs for well-paid positions in the private or corporate sector. In contrast, Modiji's economic policies prioritize efficiency and productivity. They ensure a prosperous future for all.