TINA than Modi will work only for some time before people stop voting for him, or start voting against him. That is the only hope for his opposition. Their strategy is clear - Make Hindus not trust in Modi. The rest will fall in place for them.

The game plan is simple for BIF - attack Hinduism & kill Hindus. India is not France, and France was sitting on its bum for a long time as well. In the long Civilization recovery, Modi et al have to play slow and steady.

The long term strategy necessitates that some immediate advantages are scooped up. A certain pride, anger, and shame have to be swallowed. This is not going to sit well with his follower.

It is not everybody's svabhava to see strategy and tactics equally. Some see it, some don't. People who can discern are not any superior, they just have a capability.

People who do not see the gameplan, will fall prey to their emotions. We are emotional after all. Nothing wrong. It is the reality. BIF understand this very well and their only hope is to remove people's trust away from Modi.

Modi knows this. We have a game in which out of the 5 players three know what is happening - BIF, Modi and G1 (one group of players). G1 can hang in with Modi for the long journey.

G2 - The fourth player, either knows or does not know the gameplan, but is incapable of raising over the emotions.
G3 - Just do not care about all these.

Modi, BIF and G1 put all together are going to be a few lakhs at the most. Fine, I will extend the numbers to 10-50crores. Hey, I am not a scholar, and this is my thread I can do what I want to prove a point G2 and G3 put together are 75-125+crores.

Modi has been periodically doing things to keep the 75-125 crowd happy. He is going to slip and fall a few times. BIF will want that to happen just before a few elections. It becomes as simple as that.

However, Modi cannot appear to be weak and a strategist all the time. They will compare him with 2-bit leaders like Trump and Macron; though these 2-bits do not have a country as complex as India.

Like a Chess GM, Modi not only has to play the board but has to play the opponent and the clock. The Crowd baying for action has every right to ask for an action. It is like you want the GM to use his Bishop to take the pawn. But is that a good move?
Ans: Only hindsight can tell.