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Video Script: "The Purpose of Life: Hindutva Economics, No Planning, and Modi’s Distorted Development Model"

Opening Scene:
[Patriotic music fades into visuals of Modi speaking at a rally, saffron flags waving, and the words “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas” glowing in the background. Transition to images of demonetization queues, crumbling infrastructure, and a juxtaposition of corporate donors shaking hands with politicians.]

Part 1: No Planning, No Report Card

Narrator (Sarcastic Tone):
"Welcome to New India, where economic miracles are delivered through slogans, not strategies. Under Modi’s leadership, we’ve embraced a bold philosophy: No planning, no report card, and no accountability. Why let things like measurable goals get in the way of temple inaugurations and rally speeches?"

[Archive footage of NITI Aayog replacing the Planning Commission.]

Narrator:
"The Planning Commission was dismantled to make way for NITI Aayog—a think tank that doesn’t bother with measurable targets or concrete plans. Because when there’s no plan, you can’t fail! Instead of five-year plans, we now have vision documents filled with buzzwords, vague aspirations, and zero accountability."

[Cut to footage of chaotic GST implementation and farmers protesting against rising input costs.]

Narrator:
"GST implementation? A mess. Demonetization? A disaster. But no report cards are needed because Hindutva economics teaches us: faith trumps facts."

Part 2: Hindutva and Electoral Bonds

Narrator (Transitioning):
"Now, let’s talk about the true engine of Modi’s distorted development model: electoral bonds."

[Clips of Modi shaking hands with corporate donors, Parliament debates on electoral bonds, and news headlines about BJP receiving the bulk of anonymous donations.]

Narrator:
"Electoral bonds are Modi-ji’s masterpiece. A system so transparent that it’s completely opaque to you. These bonds have transformed political funding into a game of billionaires writing blank checks—nearly all of which flow to one party. Why fund development when you can fund elections instead?"

Cut to Modi (speaking passionately):
"Electoral bonds are a step towards transparency and clean funding!"

Narrator (mocking):
"Transparency for whom? Certainly not the public. The BJP received over 60% of these anonymous donations. In Modi’s New India, the economy isn’t built for citizens—it’s built for corporate backers. Sabka Saath, Sabka Paisa, Modi ka Vikas."

[Juxtapose visuals of rural poverty, closed businesses, and lavish corporate events with Modi in attendance.]

Narrator:
"This donor-funded empire prioritizes billionaires over the common man. Demonetization? GST? Privatization? All perfectly designed to benefit the very donors who keep Modi-ji in power."

Part 3: Sociopathic Hindutva Economics

Narrator (Sarcastic Tone):
"But Hindutva isn’t just about economics—it’s about creating a sociopathic development model where the rich thrive, and the rest are distracted by religion and nationalism. Why fix unemployment when you can host cultural spectacles? Why lower fuel prices when you can unveil the tallest statues?"

[Montage of grand temple inaugurations, rising unemployment rates, and news about skyrocketing inequality.]

Cut to Speaker (a disillusioned youth with a degree):
"There are no jobs for people like me. But every day, we hear speeches about our cultural pride. How long can we survive on slogans?"

Narrator:
"Under Modi’s brigade, development isn’t measured in GDP growth or poverty reduction. It’s measured in statues built, temples inaugurated, and elections won."

Part 4: No Planning Meets No Accountability

[Footage of crumbling rural schools, protests by healthcare workers, and stalled infrastructure projects.]

Narrator:
"Under Modi’s no planning, no report card model, even basic public services have been sidelined. Healthcare? Ignored. Education? Neglected. Infrastructure? Sold off to the highest bidder. But don’t worry—the government has plenty of time for slogans like Atmanirbhar Bharat and New India."

[Cut to Modi speaking at a rally with a massive crowd chanting his name.]

Narrator (dry humor):
"Because in New India, you don’t need development—you just need faith. And if you dare to ask for progress or accountability? You’re anti-national."

Closing Scene: Faith Over Facts

[Modi waves at a rally, saffron flags fluttering. The camera pans to struggling farmers, a small business owner looking at his shuttered shop, and an unemployed youth staring at his degree.]

Narrator (deadpan):
"So, what’s the purpose of life under Modi’s Hindutva-driven economy? It’s simple: don’t ask for data, don’t demand accountability, and don’t expect fairness. Just chant the slogans, trust the vision, and remember—when the billionaires are happy, that’s development!"

Text on Screen:
"Ram Rajya is here. Just don’t ask how much it cost you."

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