NATO’s Austrian Committee President predicts India’s disintegration, calls Modi Russian agent
Vienna(KMS): NATO Austria Committee President Gunter Fehlinger has predicted the disintegration of India and called Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “Russian agent”.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Gunter Fehlinger, an economist, political activist and a well-known social media personality, has revealed that India should shed the false cloak that has been showing itself as the world’s largest democracy for decades.
He issued the slogan of Ex India and a divided map of India and said that under the leadership of Narendra Modi, India is mired in a quagmire of authoritarianism, communalism and expansionism.
Gunter Fehlinger’s description of Narendra Modi as a Russian agent shows that India is merely pretending to be an ally of the West and is financially supporting Russia’s war economy.
India imports billions of dollars worth of oil from Russia, sabotaging Western sanctions on Moscow, and earns billions of dollars in profits by exporting Russian oil.
India’s Hindu nationalist social media army immediately took action after Gunter Fehlinger’s statement and tried to suppress the truth by refusing to recognize him as a NATO official. But Gunter Fehlinger is the president of the Austrian Committee for NATO membership of Ukraine, Kosovo, Bosnia and Austria, and is also a board member of the Action Group for Economic Integration in the Southern Balkans region.
According to media reports, in October 2023, Fehlinger had spoken openly about freedom with activists of the Khalistan movement, which shows that the Khalistan movement is not only alive but is gaining wide acceptance in Europe.
India tries to silence every voice raised against the brutal atrocities being committed against Sikhs, Muslims and other minorities in the country by linking it with terrorism. But Fehlinger has exposed the reality of India: Modi’s fascist Hindutva policies are killing freedom movements and the international community is no longer ignoring this truth. India’s hollow claim to be a democratic country is being exposed.
