Army Coup in India? Impossible

The report "The January night Raisina Hill was spooked: Two key Army units moved towards Delhi without notifying Govt" published in the Indian Express is only an indication of extreme desperation by the editorial team to create a nation-wide sensation and increase their daily circulation. Irrespective of who's who in the editorial hierarchy of Indian Express, the report doesn't qualify to be called as a product of investigative journalism, rather it underlines the immature methodology to justify the credibility of a profession called journalism. Perhaps, the editorial team of Indian Express has gone a bit discombobulated and kinky by tagging such grave and terrible charges against Indian Army. What this so-called investigation claimed by the paper is an absolute boozed concoction and hilarious outburst of a bunch of hallucinated nuts who had ever endeavoured to tread on a slippery slope like rouge reporting. Moreover, this indicates the gross cannibalism of propriety at a time when the trust level of citizens is dangerously nosediving.

Brushing a normal army exercise as an allusion of coup not only unearths the rotten collective intellect level of editorial team of Indian Express, but also it emphasizes on the fact that how ludicrous these guys who don't have even an iota of rationality in understanding the political system of this country. India as the largest democracy of this world has proved time and again its deeper commitment towards parliamentary democracy and the political supremacy is well documented and conspicuous. Moreover, Indian Army is the most disciplined and patriotic organization of our country. What's more rational to build up is when the Intelligence Bureau is 24x7 working under the political leadership of the ruling government, how prudent is it to think of an army coup in 21^st century India? Just a series of incidents that at best can be pieced together to create a collage of fuzzy stratagem, the truth perhaps is grossly undermined. Probably, the editorial think-tank of Indian Express needs to unlearn a lot before pushing out their sensational stories (read garbage) to the citizens of this country. They have lost their credibility as journalists. I think Bollywood could be a better place for them to become sleazy script writers where they can earn even more by selling their scroungy narratives.