Under the pretext of the Kerala deluge, Communists hatched a conspiracy to break the nation

In this post, I have compiled four images, two of which are screenshots of Twitter accounts, while the remaining two images will be discussed later in this essay. Among the persons from whose Twitter accounts I have taken these tweets, one is the historian Ramachandra Guha, and the other is M.K. Venu, editor of the magazine named "The Wire", which is published in three languages: Hindi, English, and Urdu.

Ostensibly, one is a historian and the other an editor, but they are propagandists of that leftist ideology whose singular objective has been the balkanization of India. Following in the footsteps of their foreign guru who once advocated dividing India into 14 parts, all leftists even today walk the very same path, perpetually conspiring to fracture the nation under one pretext or another.

How they are hatching a conspiracy to sever South India using the Kerala floods as an excuse can be read in their tweets. Through his tweet, historian Ramachandra Guha is inciting South Indians: "South India, with 20 percent of the population, pays 30 percent of the taxes and runs the country—so why this injustice?"

https://t.co/eObTmTgK1k

— Ramachandra Guha (@Ram_Guha) August 18, 2018

Stoking the same issue, M.K. Venu, editor of 'The Wire', says in a tweet, "This is a matter of debate: should all of South India form a united confederation to bargain with Delhi?"

How a wall is being erected between South India and North India in very calculated words, fanning the flames of separatism, is evident from both these tweets. One detail I forgot to mention is that both of them shared a long article from 'The News Minute' in their tweets—an article in which a tall wall is being erected between South India and North India. This article is in English, authored by Krishnaswamy, who is himself a leftist.

In this tweet, V. Ramani is arguing that Maharashtra too should join South India to form a separate nation, to which Ramachandra Guha signals agreement.

Apart from the tweets, the following image containing statistics compiled in this post is taken from this very article, in which an attempt is being made to incite South Indians by asking how much more tax they pay and, in return, how meager a share they receive from Delhi compared to North India. In the second image, it is shown how North Indian states are granted greater assistance on a per capita basis, whereas South Indian states receive less than 1 rupee per capita in aid from Delhi.

Regarding the falsehoods that the leftists peddle through these statistics, they ought to know the truth that, barring Uttar Pradesh, Delhi does not aid any other North Indian state at a rate exceeding 1 rupee per capita. Do the leftists fabricating this sophistry even know that the share the Central Government allocates to the states is determined on the basis of population, not on the basis of tax revenue?

Now, as far as the allegation of discrimination against South India is concerned, it is utterly baseless. In the floods that struck Gujarat and Bihar last year, the Central Government released the exact same amount that Kerala has received. Even after the three armed forces were deployed to rescue the flood-affected people of Kerala on a war footing, such puerile posturing by the leftists remains part of a calculated conspiracy whose ultimate goal is to fracture India.