Next 6 months is very critical for India 23 August 2026

Next 6 months is very critical for India?

Foreign Lobbies Target India Amidst Parliamentary Decline

Visual Description: The image shows a newspaper article layout from 'POINT' dated August 23, 2026. The article features a central, dramatic illustration showing a muscular figure holding the Indian national flag standing before the Indian Parliament building, bathed in a warm golden light. On the right, a circular portrait photo shows Ram Kamal, labeled as a 'Social Engineer'. A comparative data table comparing Indian Parliament metrics with global counterparts is located at the bottom-right.

This caption is not accidental. After deep research on the deep state operations in India and USA, I came to this conclusion. The recent events have ascertained us that, now the deep state is in a good control over corrupting Indian minds and make a big unrest in the country, till India sign with US trade agreement first and then destroy India's development focused nationalistic government.

The recent decision to send the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) amendment to a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) was the result of intense international lobbying orchestrated by the US "deep state" and the Christian lobby.

All these uproar over the FCRA is a smokescreen for a much larger geopolitical agenda. Despite Christian NGOs receiving only 16 percent of the estimated ₹2 lakh crore in foreign contributions that entered India over the last decade, the Catholic Church has been at the forefront of the opposition. The irony is that Catholics are not much into the conversion business, but they are into creating wealth for the system by acquiring lands and building commercial complexes in the backdrop of churches and educational institutions.

Catholic churches have perfect management and accounting system and know better than anyone to legally do these activities. They simply cry yes to the opposition propaganda that stems not from a fear of property confiscation, but from a strategic intent to corner the Modi government on behalf of US interests. In fact, other Christian factions like the Believers Church, self-proclaimed ministries of smart pastors and the Pentecostal Missions are the one into conversions and even was the backbone of funding for the Mao Naxals. But the are silent in this cry game.

The major funds are coming to the wrong hands in the pretext of NGOs, but we are not witnessing any development from these funds. For a good government, it is good to have a regulation to know and have an account of what we do by private or government. Everything must be accounted.

The primary target of these international actors is allegedly Union Home Minister Amit Shah, with the opposition repeatedly demanding his resignation to isolate the Prime Minister. Everybody know the fact that Amit Shaw is Modi's strength and the next possible PM candidate. By hook or crook, if the opposition can make few martyrs and snatch Shaw's resignation, they expect India will go destabilize.

Let us look at the Parliamentary Inefficiency of ours. Amidst these external pressures, the Indian Parliament is facing severe internal challenges. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has criticized the opposition for using Parliament for slogan-neering and deliberately avoiding constructive debates. A comparison with global counterparts highlights a sharp decline in legislative scrutiny in India:

We surely need an institutional Reform. Instead of engaging in substantive debate, MPs frequently resort to walkouts and protests. During the Monsoon Session of 2026, the Lok Sabha functioned for only 15% of its scheduled time, costing taxpayers an estimated ₹2.5 crore per day in wasted resources.

For the betterment of the nation and the vibrant fabric of Indian Democracy, our politicians have to live beyond their political colours and their constant attempts to grab the seat to become rulers. They must look at their primary duty of learning the needs of their constituency's development, education, infrastructure and employment opportunities than unnecessarily wasting their time to destabilise a stabilized government who are mandated by the public to rule them for the next 5 years. Why do we want to become the puppet of foreign deep states to make fast growing India miserable and become a global market for their products?

Do not forget that we are living in an era of instant information. This instant information is transparent and can be also made tainted. As a policy, the Government of India must introduce a policy of penalizing every lie in the society and upheld transparent and truthful information. It is not a ban for freedom of expression, if the expressions are not sincere and truthful. There is a thin line between, the truth and lie. Let me close this series once again with Winston Churchill's quote, "Truth must always be escorted with lies."

Ram Kamal

Social Engineer

MetricGlobal CounterpartsIndian ParliamentAnnual SittingsUS: ~160 days; UK/Aus: Fixed annual calendarsShrunk to under 60 days; the 17th Lok Sabha held only 274 sittings over five yearsCommittee ScrutinyEmbedded in routine lawmakingBills referred to Standing Committees dropped from 71% (2009-14) to just 16% (2019-24)Lawmaking PaceDeliberative, featuring pre-legislative consultationFrequently rushed: e.g., the 10% EWS reservation was passed in two days