In a shocking turn of events, the Indian Parliament witnessed an unprecedented suspension of nearly 150 members, a move deemed historic in India's democratic history. Senior columnist Kallar Mani expresses grave concerns over this development, highlighting that such an incident during Prime Minister Modi's regime makes it feel as though aspects of totalitarianism are creeping into India's democratic landscape.

This extraordinary suspension has ignited a fierce debate, with critics contending that it undermines the very essence of Indian democracy. Mani argues that rather than suspending opposition MPs, Prime Minister Modi's actions have inadvertently infringed upon the rights of millions of Indian citizens who elected him and tarnished the democratic principles upon which the nation stands.

To draw attention to the gravity of the situ ...