Military Coup in India

People are so confident that military coup is not possible in India. 

There is no valid reason or logic for this assumption.

Military government is possible in Pakistan; in  Bangladesh; in Burma; in Sri Lanka.

Similar to military, government of a single political party is possible in China and in Russia.

But somehow, people are so confident that military government is not possible in India.

Of course, military coup is possible in India.

In United States of America, the executive President is the Commander in Chief of the military.

When there is an election, there is always a president in the White House. Even when Kennedy was assassinated, the first action was the oath ceremony of Lyndon Johnson to be the President.

When Obama won the election in 2008, he had to wait till January end of 2009. Bush continued to be the President till that time. They have a clear protocol for change of power.

In India, we had no such protocol defined. 

Manmohan Singh is no longer in authority. Manmohan Singh was a MP. On the last day of the parliament, all MP lost their authority. 

When the Election Commission of India announced the date, the model code of conduct come into effect. Who is responsible for the executive branch of the government?

The Home Secretary and other civil services officers are now in charge of the whole India.

Manmohan Singh and other cabinet ministers have lost complete authority during these period.

You all may laugh at the fact that, our President of India is the Chief Commander of the military. Does anyone think that President Pranab Mukerjee could order our military, right now.

NaMo and his current team will follow all democratic process as long as things happen in their way. The moment they face challenges then they will not hesitate to demonstrate their real strength.

V.K. Singh; Kiran Bedi and so many military personnels are in NaMo team.

Do you think, VK Singh is going to sit in the parliament seat and explain his policy in detail to other MPs.  Parliament will be a one in Burma.

Express 'confirms' coup story, VK Singh responds

Almost two years after the Indian Express reported about the movement of two units of the Indian Army towards Delhi in January 2012, the newspaper on Friday claimed a former top army official had confirmed to it that the "highest levels" of the UPA government were alarmed that day.


The Indian Express had reported on April 4, 2012 that on January 16 (the day the then army chief General VK Singh approached the Supreme Court on his date of birth issue), central intelligence agencies reported an unexpected and non-notified movement by a mechanised infantry unit from Hisar and a paratroopers detachment from Agra in the direction of the capital.

The report had created a flutter within the government, opposition and across the nation with most of them dismissing the report and claiming it baseless.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had dubbed the Express report as alarmist and said it should not be taken at face value while defence minister said he did not doubt the patriotism of the armed forces and that the reported movement of two army units was "nothing unusual".

Lieutenant General AK Choudhary, who was the then director general of military operations and recently retired, told the paper that he was called in by then defence secretary Shashi Kant Sharma to explain the movement, asked to immediately send the troops back and file a report to the government.

Choudhary, three weeks after his retirement as Bengal Area Commander, told the Express said that the confusion was created due to increasing distrust "between two individuals" and "immaturity" on both sides adding that the entire situation could have been avoided if there was proper communication.

"I think the (defence) ministry and the IB (Intelligence Bureau) got excited and made their impression on the basis of the last five to six months when things had gone to a level where there had been distrust among people - two individuals. There was immaturity on both sides. Immaturity on the part of the commanders I don't know, if he knew about the dates (court) or had he had thought on these lines, he could have stopped it. But I don’t think he thought on those lines,” Choudhary told the Express.

According to Choudhary the army submitted a written report detailing the troop movements on January 17 explaining that they were moving as part of a planned exercise.

He said after the incident, instructions were given that the government had to be informed about all army movements near the national capital in the future.

Indira Gandhi declared Emergency and had run the country with military power. So, military government in India is possible and cannot be ruled out.

At this point of time, for this long election schedule, nothing is certain. Anything is possible.

Right now, India has no leader to manage the government. Everyone is busy with election entertainment.

So, anytime when NaMo Narendra Modi sense things are not going as he planned, there will be a military coup. That is NaMo's plan B.

United States of India is not a simple slogan. It is all about expansion. It refers to the old British India.

United States of America starts from 13 states and expanded to 51 plus. They bought California from Mexico.

Likewise, United States of India means India; Pakistan; Bangladesh; Burma and Ceylon.

It is a great ambition. Look at Russia; Putin is showing the way of the power of mighty.

So, this election is not an other political entertainment. It is all about war; and loss of lives.

Right now, it is not a difficult task for the transformation of Gujarat police into military. They just need to wear different uniforms.

Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana and Chattisgarh, not a challenge at all.

Madya Pradesh and Goa may be little bit challenge.

Andhra is already in a state of confusion.

Karnataka can be managed by local RSS and other sangh parivar.

Kerala, Tamilnadu, Orissa, Uttar Pradesh, Bengal, Bihar will be challenging.

Jammu & Kashmir - military has already been there.

 For this kind of new policy, Advani, Sushma Swaraj and Jaswant Singh will not co-operate. So, it is better to get rid of them.

The country India is in danger. The danger is not from outside; from within.