Prakash Raj stood on stage in Chennai and declared that PM Narendra Modi is equally responsible for the Gaza crisis. He blamed PM Modi as an equal stakeholder in the problem, along with Israel and the United States. Such words may make him popular with the LeLi gang and its anti-Modi cadre, but in reality, it’s less a truth protest and more a political stunt. According to him, PM Modi’s “silence” makes him complicit in a war happening 4,000 km away. But the logic falls apart the moment you test it.
Blame Modi for Gaza, Ukraine, What Next – Solar Eclipse?
This is not the first time a Western or Indian commentator bizarrely dragged PM Modi’s name into global wars. Just weeks ago, Peter Navarro, Trump’s vicious trash talker, claimed Ukraine was “Modi’s war.” Now, Prakash Raj says Gaza is PM Modi’s fault. Tomorrow, if aliens attack, will India be accused of not sending “diplomatic spacecraft”?
The problem is not just the absurdity of the statement – but the selective targeting behind it.
Nobody dares to call out China for funding Pakistan’s terrorism. Nobody dares to hold the United States responsible for the hate factories brewing in Bangladesh under Mohammed Yunus, a Clinton Foundation stooge. However, somehow, if India trades, votes in the UN, or even shakes hands with a leader, it becomes “Modi’s problem.”
India’s Clear Stand – But Does Prakash Raj Care for Facts?
Let’s be clear. India has consistently supported a two-state solution in Palestine. On 13th September 2025, India voted for the two-state solution to the Gaza conflict. Bharat always attempts peace resolutions to war while maintaining deep humanitarian ties with the Palestinian Authority and Israel. India has a friend in Israel, despite cyber attacks on India during the 2024 elections stemming from an Israeli company. Why?
India knows exactly what October 7th meant for Israel – because Bharat lives with terror every single day, from Mumbai 26/11 to Pahalgam.
Hence, Bharat takes a nuanced, principled position. But nuance doesn’t sell in street protests or soundbites. For Prakash Raj, equating PM Modi with Netanyahu or America is easier than acknowledging the complexity of India’s role.
Ironically, Prakash Raj’s rhetoric places PM Modi on a pedestal – as if the entire world turns on his words.
A Dangerous Target-Painting Exercise
What Prakash Raj and his fellow protesters are trying to do is more than a simple blame game. By projecting PM Modi as the villain of Palestine, they paint a target on the Prime Minister’s back. Every pro-Palestine extremist who listens to this line of thought is being told that PM Modi is their enemy.
Consequently, they are attempting to pivot Palestine and Gaza supporters into Modi-haters!
Remember Charlie Kirk or the Israeli couple in the USA who paid with their lives in the name of Palestine. Many wonder if Prakash Raj’s rhetoric aims to lead extremist groups to target PM Modi and Bharat. Is that the real agenda? To turn a regional conflict into Modi vs. the Global Intifada gang? If so, it is not just immature – it is reckless and vicious.
The Irony of Prakash Raj’s Protest
In the end, Prakash Raj’s Gaza speech says more about India’s politics than Palestine’s pain. It shows how PM Modi has become the global lightning rod. He is a leader whose silence speaks louder than other leaders’ words. Nobody blames Olaf Scholz or Rishi Sunak for Gaza. Nobody blames Xi Jinping for Ukraine. But PM Modi? Always.
In a way, Prakash Raj’s words are not criticism – it’s a way to recognize India’s global presence in the form of PM Modi.
Whether Prakash Raj admits it or not, he has placed Modi in the same league as Trump and Netanyahu — a world-shaper whose silence rattles. And perhaps that is the real story: Prakash Raj tried to cut Modi down, but in doing so, he inadvertently elevated him.
