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Three AAP lawmakers in Punjab have defected to the BJP, and Congress is already saying that 35 to 40 more are going to follow. This is just the beginning. The opposition parties are undermining each other, and you don’t need me to tell you who’ll benefit in the end. In this game of Indian politics, sit back and watch. Maybe I’m wrong—just waiting to eat my words.

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FireworkRecorder
2 hours ago
35 to 40? Is Congress putting this number out to apply pressure, or is there actually something to it? Waiting for more
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HeadShoulderDetective
2 hours ago
The opposition is tearing itself apart, and Modi is laughing his head off
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WhaleTrail
2 hours ago
The opposition alliance is already squabbling before it’s even formed—I’ve seen this script before
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NecklineSniper
3 hours ago
“Waiting to be proven wrong” feels so real—predicting Indian politics is like guessing the roll of a die
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DancingOnTheEdgeOfLiquidation
3 hours ago
35–40 is such a round number; it seems like they’re floating it to test the waters
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MacroEye
3 hours ago
Punjab has a complex religious and ethnic makeup, so party-hopping isn’t surprising, but this much of it is a bit extreme
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LightningAmbassador
3 hours ago
That's just how South Asian politics is—get used to it, though it still shocks me every time
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WalletGuardian
3 hours ago
Modi: Thanks to my opponent for the assist
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StableWelder
3 hours ago
AAP has gone from an anti-corruption pioneer to a training ground for party-hoppers—the irony is off the charts
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VWAPGuardian
3 hours ago
Watching the spectacle is one thing, but the quality of Indian democracy... never mind, I won't comment
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