Barring a handful of paid IT cell handles on twitter trying to defend the government’s stance, the overwhelming mood across the indian internet appears to be one of anger and frustration over PM Modi’s alleged #VoteChori controversy. From casual users to prominent influencers, timelines are flooded with posts, memes, and threads condemning what they see as a direct attack on democratic values. The sheer volume of voices expressing dissent has made it impossible to ignore, and the tone online has shifted from muted criticism to open outrage.
The backlash has also spilled over onto Instagram, where PM Modi’s official account has been inundated with thousands upon thousands of comments calling him out on the issue. Every new post is instantly swamped with hashtags and sharp remarks from users who refuse to let the controversy fade away. The comment sections, which are usually tightly moderated and filled with supportive messages, are now dominated by public anger—a visual reminder of how widespread the dissatisfaction has become.
In the midst of this storm, noida media attempted their usual playbook of distractions and diversions—pushing unrelated headlines, amplifying favorable narratives, and downplaying the controversy. But this time, the pushback has been too strong, and these efforts have fallen flat. people are not just scrolling past the diversions; they are actively calling them out. The conversation has taken on a momentum of its own, fueled by raw public sentiment, making it increasingly difficult for even the most loyal media allies to change the narrative.
The backlash has also spilled over onto Instagram, where PM Modi’s official account has been inundated with thousands upon thousands of comments calling him out on the issue. Every new post is instantly swamped with hashtags and sharp remarks from users who refuse to let the controversy fade away. The comment sections, which are usually tightly moderated and filled with supportive messages, are now dominated by public anger—a visual reminder of how widespread the dissatisfaction has become.
In the midst of this storm, noida media attempted their usual playbook of distractions and diversions—pushing unrelated headlines, amplifying favorable narratives, and downplaying the controversy. But this time, the pushback has been too strong, and these efforts have fallen flat. people are not just scrolling past the diversions; they are actively calling them out. The conversation has taken on a momentum of its own, fueled by raw public sentiment, making it increasingly difficult for even the most loyal media allies to change the narrative.
