Spiritual leader Sadhguru has voiced his disapproval of the ongoing disruptions in the Indian Parliament, expressing concern over the negative impact on India's democratic reputation. In a post on 'X', Sadhguru emphasised that India, with its aspirations to be a global leader, must ensure that its democratic processes remain unimpeded and productive.
“It is disheartening to observe disruptions in the Indian Parliament, particularly when we aspire to be a beacon of democracy for the world,” Sadhguru said, highlighting the need for a more constructive approach to political discourse. The spiritual leader went on to express concern over the political rhetoric aimed at wealth creators and job providers in India, referencing prominent business conglomerates like the Adani Group.
Sadhguru weighed in on the debate, expressing his support for Indian businesses, which has faced political scrutiny. "The wealth creators and job providers of India should not become the subject of political football. If there are discrepancies, they should be addressed within the framework of law, not through political disruption,” he said.
It is disheartening to observe disruptions in the Indian Parliament, particularly when we aspire to be a beacon of democracy for the world. The wealth creators and job providers of India should not become subject of political rhetoric.. If there are discrepancies, that can be…
The spiritual leader further stressed that the prosperity of Indian businesses was vital for the country's progress. “Most importantly, Indian businesses must thrive. It's the only way Bharat will become Bhavya Bharat,” Sadhguru added, underscoring the importance of creating a thriving economy to achieve national growth.
Sadhguru's remarks come in the wake of ongoing political tensions between the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the opposition Congress. In particular, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has been vocal in his allegations regarding the functioning of public sector banks (PSBs) under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government.
Gandhi has raised concerns over the performance of PSBs, while Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has countered these allegations by highlighting the significant improvements in the banking sector during Modi's tenure, including recapitalising PSBs with Rs 3.26 lakh crore.
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