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Rahul Gandhi claimed at the INDIA bloc meeting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi was psychologically broken and that the Opposition has already won the psychological battle.
Reported by Kavya Rao (Senior Writer) · Indian Express - Political Pulse ·
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Analysis
This claim reflects the typical hyperbole and psychological warfare common in Indian electoral politics. Opposition leaders often use such assertive language to boost the morale of their cadres and project confidence after a hard-fought election cycle, particularly following the BJP's reduced majority in 2024. Readers should understand that such statements are political opinions expressed behind closed doors rather than objective psychological assessments. While it highlights the growing friction and strategic posturing between the ruling coalition and the opposition, accepting it as factual would be mistaking political spin for reality.
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