The government at the centre has done nothing in India’s favour since it took office in 2014. Some political analysts have been worried since 2016 about what India has been doing to divide the people based on religion. Point at Pakistan and compare a large populated country of 150 crores to some 25 crores of Pakistanis. A comparison that won’t matter as long as the dead economy keeps rising prices to continue. A major economic collapse would leave India as the only country in the world to be affected so severely.

The truth is, there is poor diplomacy and poor relations with major and minor neighbouring countries. The trade deficit has been a big worry for about a decade. Reasons are not just about the BJP winning the elections, but it is the real fact that the ‘BJP is losing’ and is about to sell India completely. Many social media accounts have started pointing out what this government has done so far. Besides riots and communal crimes, overall, the people in India are suffering from rising prices.

According to a major foreign news media, India has sold gold worth billions of dollars. The gold sold by India dates to May, 2026. Before this, the Prime Minister publicly told people to stop buying gold. However, the RBI issued a press release that ignored the month of May. This has left every economist confused about where India is headed, even though the government has been in power for over 12 years. The BJP is winning the elections due to the public’s attachment to it, but it has already done damage to businesses and jobs. Many people are losing their jobs, and no new jobs have been created for them or for first-time job seekers.   

Right before the Iran conflict, every bike user, like an Activa rider, would fill up their tanks at the petrol station. That cost was also high for an Activa rider to fill the tank in about ₹300/-, but for the last week, the cost of filling an Activa tank has increased to ₹400/-.  

For automatic cars like the Baleno or the Kia, the price to fill the tank has increased by an extra ₹1000 or more.  

These rising prices are pushing India into a dead economy. Once or on a few occasions, the United States President Trump mocked India by saying its economy is dead. Whether Trump’s statement was ignored or not, the ailing economy in India would create deep trouble. The dead economy is here, and rising prices in India are here to stay.    

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