Dark Future Has Already Begun: Present Trends Prove A Grim Forecast

• Social pollution politics: The rise of deceptive leaders

Opinion: The political landscape in India today reflects an alarming reality — one where truth is obscured by carefully crafted lies. The current era, often described as one of “social pollution politics,” is spearheaded by figures like KCR and Pawan Kalyan, who seem to thrive on spreading deception. These leaders have become the faces of a political climate where misinformation reigns supreme, and the consequences for society are dire.

In a media environment saturated with narratives that mislead and manipulate, only a few small magazines and independent YouTube channels dare to reveal glimpses of the truth. One can only imagine the fate of the Indian freedom struggle if the media then had been as corrupted as today — British rule might have lasted much longer.

• A silent erosion of the Constitution

One of the most troubling aspects of today’s politics is the gradual erosion of the Indian Constitution. With every passing year, changes in the law seem to move further away from Ambedkar’s vision. The new laws being pushed through appear to serve the interests of the powerful while undermining justice for the common man. The modifications to existing BNS Acts, in particular, raise a troubling question: are these laws really about protecting the people, or are they a strategic maneuver to ensure political dominance?

It seems that the essence of the Constitution — meant to safeguard democracy and the rights of all citizens — is being gradually dismantled. The changes are subtle, barely noticeable to the average person, but the long-term effects could be catastrophic.

• The year 2050: A dystopian outlook

Fast forward to 2050, and the future looks bleak for India’s marginalized communities. As political conspiracies deepen, these communities are likely to face even harsher realities. Caste, religion, and regional disputes — long exploited by political forces — are being used as tools to create a fractured society where the rich flourish, and the poor languish.

The prediction is stark: diseases will spread, food will become more contaminated, and the common man’s life will become increasingly unbearable. “By 2050, only a few wealthy elites will thrive on Earth, while the lives of taxpayers and the masses will be overburdened.” This foreboding outlook suggests that future generations, especially those from reserved communities, will bear the brunt of this political game.

• Middle-class children: Victims of a silent conspiracy

Today’s middle class, long considered the backbone of the nation, is unknowingly walking into a trap. From birth, their children are being subjected to a variety of strategies aimed at keeping them average, unable to reach their full potential. Scientific conspiracies, masked as progress, are slowly crippling the aspirations of these children. “The plan is to limit their future, ensuring they never rise to challenge the system.”

If these trends continue unchecked, India could see an entire generation trapped in a cycle of mediocrity — manipulated by the very political forces that claim to represent their interests.

• The slow destruction of Indian women’s energy

Indian women, long regarded for their strength, determination, and grace, are also becoming victims of this larger strategy. The social fabric that once supported strong marriage relations and empowered women is being unraveled. Slowly but surely, Indian women are losing the “qualitative energy” that once defined their societal roles.

The contamination of their energy is part of a larger political agenda. With every step forward, this generation of women finds itself weakened, as the system erodes their traditional sources of power and resilience.

• Kalki shakti: A political tool or divine intervention?

A new concept of “Kalki Shakti” is emerging — a divine force that many believe will rise to end the reign of corrupt political strategies. While some see it as a beacon of hope, others warn that Kalki Shakti could be misused as a political tool, leading to untold devastation.

“In the future, people’s attention could be manipulated by these forces, resulting in a dangerous shift in power.” If misused, this power could lead to massive loss of life and property, fueling further chaos under the guise of divine intervention.

• The End of an era: A wake-Up call for future generations

As the world inches closer to 2050, a dark question looms: Will today’s reserved communities even survive?** The forecast suggests that diseases, contaminated food, and oppressive political strategies will continue to plague the poor and marginalized, pushing them further into the shadows. 

The warning is clear: “If this generation doesn’t wake up, it will be too late.” Natural disasters and social unrest are only symptoms of a larger, toxic strategy aimed at controlling the masses. If left unchecked, this dangerous trend could spell the end of an era — and the beginning of a dystopian future. 

The views expressed in this opinion column are those of Meda Srinivas, Founder President of Rashtriya Praja Congress, Andhra Pradesh.

(Source: IAIJ/BIN/DPJB)