Sadruddin Hashmi retweetledi
😔 Is “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” becoming a cruel joke when public money quietly funds one empire⁉️
The video hits hard, and the anger from @marketswithjayant is justified.
Shame on selective patriotism that cheers “national pride” slogans but stays mute when a single corporate group’s debt burden increasingly rests on public sector banks — the very banks that hold the savings of ordinary Indians.
Adani Group’s total debt hovers around ₹2.4–2.6 lakh crore, with Indian lenders (PSU banks + NBFCs) accounting for roughly 35-50% of it in recent years.
Domestic banks’ share has risen sharply, with public sector banks stepping in more as international funding tightened post-controversies.
Billions in fresh bonds and loans backed by Indian institutions, while questions about transparency, due diligence, and potential over-exposure linger.
The judiciary’s silence, the government’s reluctance for full public scrutiny, and the “patriots” who only scream nationalism when it suits them — all of it erodes trust.
True love for Bharat Mata means protecting public institutions from becoming ATM machines for any one business house, no matter how big the infrastructure dreams.
Taxpayers’ money, pension funds, and bank deposits are not private risk capital. When accountability is missing and criticism is branded “anti-national,” the slogan starts sounding hollow.
Demand transparency. Demand independent audits. Demand that no single group becomes too big to scrutinize. Real patriotism protects the system that serves 140 crore Indians — not one that appears to serve a few.
Bharat Mata isn’t a corporate logo. When public banks bleed for private empires without full accountability, the slogan becomes hollow theatre. 🇮🇳💸
Selective outrage isn’t patriotism. Consistent demand for clean governance is.
#Adani #PublicSectorBanks #TransparencyNow #BharatMata #CorporateAccountability #RealNationalism
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