The Indian political landscape has been buzzing with controversies this week. PM Modi, often a vocal leader, has maintained silence on Gautam Adani ’s indictment in the US over alleged bribery. Opposition Congress, seizing the opportunity, accused the BJP of corruption, while Kenya canceled Adani’s $2.5 billion projects citing investigations, intensifying scrutiny.

Meanwhile, elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand saw heated campaigns. Exit polls predict the BJP-led Maha Yuti securing Maharashtra, while the I.N.D.I.A. bloc likely retains power in Jharkhand. Allegations of vote-buying and a defamation suit against Rahul Gandhi added to the drama.

IIn Manipur, ethnic violence has intensified, with bodies recovered amidst ongoing clashes, further deepening the crisis. The Conrad Sangma-led National People’s Party (NPP) made a decisive move by withdrawing support from the BJP-led state government, citing Chief Minister Biren Singh’s inability to control the worsening situation. This political setback has amplified concerns over the government’s handling of the turmoil, with the BJP’s continued silence drawing sharp criticism.

On the global stage, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent diplomatic tour attracted significant attention, reflecting India’s foreign policy outreach. However, domestic challenges, particularly the Gautam Adani crisis, have overshadowed the tour’s outcomes. The situation remains tense as political and economic uncertainties grip the nation.

With ethnic strife in the Northeast and national issues taking center stage, India finds itself navigating turbulent waters. Stay tuned as we bring you further developments and insights into the political storm shaping the country’s future.

[Sources integrated from credible online platforms for context and detailed insights.]