Public record · 2014–

BJP-era public proof record

NEET leaks. Electoral bonds opacity. Pegasus. Bank frauds. Household squeeze. Washing-machine politics. Each entry links public sources when we have them. Status labels matter: court-confirmed, struck-down, probe-ongoing, opacity, contested, official-record, or street claim / unverified. Street claims are public talk held legally: not proven fact. Read the label before you forward.

This is for andhbhakths

Andhbhakth means blind devotee: someone who still says “zero scams” while the Supreme Court strikes down electoral bonds, while NEET leaks are admitted in court, and while CAG PDFs sit unread. Still waiting for acche din from the chai-wala sales pitch? Read the sources. Then keep your slogans, or drop them. Sunlight is not anti-national.

This is not a hate page and not a rumour wall. It is a sourced civic record for the years the BJP has held central power (2014 onwards), plus linked exam scandals that teach the same lesson: when systems rot, students and citizens pay. The old name “scam record” meant sunlight on rot. Entry titles and status badges still tell you what is proven vs alleged. Read the editorial policy. Contested cases stay marked contested. Entries under other parties (example: REET in Rajasthan) are labelled honestly.

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NEET-UG 2026 leak crisis and E20 petrol revolt: Pradhan out, Joshi in, Gadkari resignation demand rising. Gaadi March 31 July. Read the sourced timeline.

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52 entries

Other · 2026
Contested / disputed
Abroad: stadium cheers, street protests, foreign press heatDiaspora stadiums still roar. Outside those gates: protests, TIME covers, and Australian comedy swipes at welcome optics. 2023 and 2026 Australia visits both show the split. Godi TV skips that reel.Open sources →
Money & funding · 2026
Probe ongoing
Ayodhya Ram Mandir donation row: embezzlement probe (2026)Devotee cash, gold, silver, and jewellery offerings at the Ram temple sparked a national row. Opposition alleged theft and misappropriation running into crores, with some leaders citing about ₹200 crore. UP police registered an FIR, arrested eight counting-unit staff, recovered about ₹80 lakh, and an SIT is probing. Trust denied wrongdoing. ₹200 crore is not a court-proven total.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2026
Probe ongoing
CJP Delhi: tear gas, nails, stones, assault on womenJuly 2026 CJP crackdown: verified tear gas and lathi injuries in hospitals. Viral and CJP clips allege a munition ripping a palm, nail-studded lathis, police throwing stones, staging vehicle damage, and two policemen hitting women on the hips and private area above the thighs on purpose while laughing. Police deny several assault claims and blame protesters for stones and vandalism.Open sources →
Exam leaks · 2026
Leak documented
Exam-leak wave: 2024 to NEET-UG 2026NEET 2024 leak, UGC-NET cancellation, then NEET-UG 2026 cancelled after a large-scale leak and re-tested. Students called it system failure, not one bad centre.Open sources →
Exam leaks · 2026
Leak documented
NEET-UG 2026 paper leak: exam cancelled, re-test heldNEET-UG 2026 was held on 3 May 2026. After a large-scale paper leak probe, NTA cancelled that exam. Re-examination was held on 21 June 2026. Results were declared on 16 July 2026. CBI probe and arrests followed.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2026
Probe ongoing
Sonam Wangchuk hunger strike & NEET accountability protests (2026)After the NEET-UG 2026 leak and cancellation, education reformer Sonam Wangchuk joined student protests and began a long hunger strike demanding accountability. July 2026 coverage tracked his hospital stay, conditions to end the fast, and Sansad Chalo marches.Open sources →
Transparency · 2026
Opacity / blocked RTI
Zero open press conferences, then meme takedownsNearly 12 years as PM without a full unscripted press conference in India where journalists freely grill him. Abroad, reporters keep asking why. At home, NPR documents government orders knocking down jokes and satire that make him the punchline.Open sources →
Money & funding · 2025
Contested / disputed
Bihar: ~1,000 acres to Adani Power at ₹1 leaseBihar's NDA government leased about 1,020 to 1,050 acres in Pirpainti, Bhagalpur, to Adani Power for a 2,400 MW plant at a token ₹1 rate. Opposition calls it a gift of public land. The state says it is a lease under industrial policy, not a freehold sale, and that ownership stays with the government.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2025
Contested / disputed
E20 ethanol blending: forced blend, mileage hit, Gadkari must answerPetrol with 20% ethanol (E20) is the default pump fuel. Govt cites oil savings and farmers. Motorists report harder starts, mileage drop, and corrosion. July 2026: E20 Janta Party demands Gadkari resign; Gaadi March set for 31 July.Open sources →
Exam leaks · 2025
Probe ongoing
NEET-UG 2025 also flagged in the 2026 leak probeDuring the NEET-UG 2026 investigation, probe reporting said the same racket had also touched the 2025 question paper. Another year of rot in the same pipeline. Status: under investigation, not a separate court judgment.Open sources →
Other · 2024
Contested / disputed
BJP washing machine: 25 joined, 23 got reprieveIndian Express counted 25 opposition politicians facing central corruption probes who crossed to BJP since 2014. In 23 cases, probes closed, stalled, or went cold. Wire amplified the ledger. Opposition calls it a washing machine. Agencies deny politics.Open sources →
Transparency · 2024
Opacity / blocked RTI
Electoral bonds data: SBI delay, then dumpAfter the Supreme Court struck bonds down, SBI sought months to compile donor data. Court pressure followed. Details then appeared fast. Citizens call that opacity theatre. Bank cites systems. The fight is public.Open sources →
Money & funding · 2024
Struck down by court
Electoral bonds: struck down as unconstitutionalThe Supreme Court struck down the electoral bond scheme in 2024. Anonymous political funding through bonds was held illegal. Donor data had to be published.Open sources →
Exam leaks · 2024
Leak documented
NEET-UG 2024 paper leakSupreme Court said a paper leak happened (Hazaribagh and Patna). CBI probe followed. Court still refused a full re-test, saying it found no proof of a nationwide systemic breach at that stage.Open sources →
Money & funding · 2024
Street claim / unverified
Street claim: bonds bought policy favoursAfter bond data dropped, citizens alleged that big buyers later got contracts, probes slowed, or policy smiles. Some investigative stories map timelines. Quid pro quo in each file still needs its own proof. Not automatic guilt by donation.Open sources →
Exam leaks · 2024
Street claim / unverified
Street claim: exam mafia runs under political coverStudents and parents widely allege that paper-leak mafias survive because local police and political patrons look away. This is street talk amplified after NEET and state recruitment leaks. Not a finished charge sheet against a named Union minister.Open sources →
Exam leaks · 2024
Leak documented
UGC-NET June 2024 cancelled after integrity doubtsUGC-NET June 2024 was cancelled after the exam, following integrity concerns around the testing process. Another shock for students already angry over NEET.Open sources →
Transparency · 2024
Contested / disputed
Vote chori: Haryana rolls, Brazilian photo rowCongress 'Vote Chori' / H-Files: a Brazilian woman's stock photo appeared on multiple Haryana voter IDs under Indian names. Rahul Gandhi alleged 25 lakh fake voters stole the 2024 assembly. Photo mess on rolls is documented. Nationwide theft and 22 votes cast by one foreign face stay contested. EC and BJP deny.Open sources →
Money & funding · 2023
Contested / disputed
Adani–Hindenburg: market shock and SEBI / court trackHindenburg Research accused the Adani group of stock manipulation and accounting tricks. Markets crashed. SEBI and Supreme Court processes followed. Findings remain politically explosive.Open sources →
Banking / fraud · 2023
Official record
Bank write-offs: lakh-crore cleanup on public booksParliament answers citing RBI show public-sector and scheduled banks writing off huge NPAs since 2014–15. Recovery from written-off accounts stays far smaller. Government says write-off is not waiver. Depositors still fund the cleanup story.Open sources →
Other · 2023
Probe ongoing
Brij Bhushan Singh: wrestlers' sexual harassment caseFormer BJP MP and Wrestling Federation chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh faces charges of sexual harassment and outraging modesty of women wrestlers. Delhi Police chargesheeted him. Court framed charges. Trial finished; judgment reserved. He denies guilt. This is one of the most documented recent power-and-sexual-abuse fights in Indian sport.Open sources →
Other · 2023
Probe ongoing
Manipur: ethnic violence, women assaulted, justice delayedMay 2023 ethnic violence killed hundreds and displaced thousands. A viral video of women paraded naked forced Supreme Court suo motu action. Years later trials crawl, accused get bail on delay grounds, and people still protest for justice. State failure on camera.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2022
Contested / disputed
Agnipath: short contracts, long anger2022 Agniveer scheme cut traditional long-service recruitment paths. Aspirants protested nationwide. Delhi High Court later upheld the scheme. Youth job insecurity stayed the political wound.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2022
Contested / disputed
Street claim: bulldozer justice as collective punishmentAcross several BJP-ruled states, demolition drives after communal clashes or protests sparked allegations that homes and shops were razed as collective punishment without full due process. Courts have intervened in some matters. Pattern remains contested.Open sources →
Exam leaks · 2022
Leak documented
Uttar Pradesh recruitment / exam leak scandalsUP saw repeated recruitment and exam integrity scandals: cancelled papers, arrests, and protests by aspirants who studied for years. A BJP-ruled state with a long paper-leak wound.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2021
Contested / disputed
COVID second wave 2021: oxygen and hospital collapseIn 2021, hospitals and families publicly begged for oxygen. High Courts heard emergency pleas. Deaths and shortages were not a WhatsApp rumour. They were a national trauma with court and media record.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2021
Contested / disputed
Farm laws 2020–21: protest, deaths, then repealThree farm laws passed fast. Year-long protests followed. The laws were repealed in 2021. Whatever your politics, the state had to reverse course after sustained public resistance.Open sources →
Other · 2021
Official record
KR Ramesh Kumar: 'enjoy rape' remark in AssemblyDecember 2021: Karnataka Congress MLA and former Speaker KR Ramesh Kumar said in the Assembly, 'when rape is inevitable, lie down and enjoy it.' Video shows laughter in the House. He later apologised. The clip keeps resurfacing because a lawmaker joked about rape on camera.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2021
Official record
LPG and fuel: prices up, central excise collectedCooking gas roughly doubled on the minister's own Lok Sabha numbers. Central excise on petrol and diesel was hiked repeatedly when global crude fell, then hiked again in the pandemic years. Kitchen and commute bills rose while tax take rose.Open sources →
Money & funding · 2021
Contested / disputed
National Monetisation Pipeline: lease public assets at scaleNITI Aayog's NMP put about ₹6 lakh crore of central brownfield assets on a four-year monetisation roadmap (roads, rail, power, pipelines, airports, and more). Officially a lease/recycle plan. Politically sold and attacked as privatisation by another name.Open sources →
Surveillance · 2021
Probe ongoing
Pegasus spyware: Supreme Court ordered a probeAllegations that Pegasus spyware targeted journalists, activists, and politicians reached the Supreme Court. The court ordered an independent technical committee probe.Open sources →
Exam leaks · 2021
Leak documented
REET 2021 paper leak (Rajasthan exam fraud)REET 2021 question paper was stolen and sold. Exam cancelled. Police and later ED money-laundering arrests followed. Proof that Indian exam mafias are not one-party myths.Open sources →
Transparency · 2020
Contested / disputed
Central Vista rebuild: grandeur vs public needThe Central Vista project rebuilt India's power corridor at massive public cost while courts and critics asked whether the timing and spend matched public need.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2020
Contested / disputed
Internet shutdowns: world's frequent pause buttonIndia repeatedly ranks among the top countries for government-ordered internet shutdowns. Officials cite riot control. Students, journalists, and traders cite collective punishment of a whole region.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2020
Contested / disputed
Labour codes: reform speed vs worker voiceFour labour codes were sold as simplification. Unions alleged easier hire-and-fire, weaker inspection, and diluted collective voice. Implementation staggered. Contested industrial-policy fight, not a classic money scam.Open sources →
Transparency · 2020
Opacity / blocked RTI
PM CARES Fund: opacity and RTI pushbackPM CARES raised huge public donations during COVID. Repeated fights followed over whether it answers like a normal public authority under RTI.Open sources →
Defence deals · 2020
Street claim / unverified
Street claim: border silence and lost buffer talkAfter Galwan and later standoffs, opposition and diaspora voices allege territory or buffer losses while official India insists no land was ceded. Maps, patrol lines, and disengagement zones are opaque to citizens. High legal and national-security sensitivity.Open sources →
Banking / fraud · 2019
Court confirmed
DHFL collapse and Yes Bank stress: public deposit riskDHFL went into a huge default crisis. Yes Bank needed a rescue. Ordinary depositors and markets felt the shock. Weak supervision and promoter excess sit in the public record.Open sources →
Other · 2019
Contested / disputed
ED / CBI timing debates: documented political fightOpposition parties and many retired officials argue central agencies hit rivals harder around elections. Government says agencies follow law. Pair this with the washing-machine ledger: join BJP, probe heat often cools.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2019
Contested / disputed
Jobs promise vs labour-force data fightCampaign years sold 'acche din' jobs at scale. Official PLFS then put unemployment at 6.1% for 2017–18, with a bitter fight over release timing and comparability. Youth still feel the gap between speech and hiring.Open sources →
Other · 2019
Street claim / unverified
Street claim: EVMs cannot be trustedAfter tight elections, opposition camps and many citizens allege EVM manipulation. Election Commission and courts have repeatedly defended the system with VVPAT rules. No Supreme Court finding that national results were stolen by machine fraud.Open sources →
Transparency · 2019
Street claim / unverified
Street claim: Godi media runs cover for powerCitizens call large TV news channels Godi media: soft on ruling power, loud on rivals, quiet on student blood and bond opacity. This is a media-capture allegation, not a court finding that every anchor is paid.Open sources →
Money & funding · 2018
Official record
Education cess collected, classrooms still waitingCAG repeatedly flagged Secondary and Higher Education Cess sitting in the Consolidated Fund instead of flowing to the earmarked fund. Later Health and Education Cess still shows short transfer and slow spend on paper.Open sources →
Banking / fraud · 2018
Court confirmed
PNB / Nirav Modi fraud (public bank hit)Punjab National Bank disclosed a massive fraud involving fake Letters of Undertaking. Nirav Modi and associates fled. Courts, ED, and CBI cases followed for years.Open sources →
Defence deals · 2018
Contested / disputed
Rafale deal: petitions, CAG, and court closureThe Rafale fighter deal triggered years of political fight, CAG discussion, and Supreme Court petitions. The court dismissed the main review path. The political fight never fully died.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2017
Contested / disputed
GST: one nation tax, years of rate and rule churnGST replaced a mess of older levies, then rewrote itself through endless Council rate changes and CGST rule amendments. Big firms adapted. Small traders paid accountants, lived in notice fear, and still hear 'ease of doing business' speeches.Open sources →
Other · 2017
Court confirmed
Kuldeep Sengar: Unnao rape, life sentence on recordFormer BJP MLA Kuldeep Singh Sengar was convicted and given life imprisonment for the rape of a minor in Unnao. The survivor fought through FIR denial, family deaths, and national outrage. Sentence suspension fights continue in higher courts. This is one of the clearest court-documented rape cases involving a BJP legislator.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2017
Contested / disputed
PM Fasal Bima: premiums up, farmer trust unevenPMFBY replaced older crop insurance from Kharif 2016. Early seasons showed insurers collecting far more premium than they paid in claims. CAG and CSE flagged gaps that hurt the farmer-protection story.Open sources →
Policy harm · 2016
Contested / disputed
Demonetisation 2016: documented economic shockOvernight ban of ₹500 and ₹1000 notes in 2016. Official claim: kill black money and fake currency. Public record: cash chaos, jobs hit, and most banned cash returned to banks.Open sources →
Transparency · 2014
Official record
CAG audits: the paperwork andhbhakths skipCAG reports are public PDFs. They flag waste, delay, and irregular spending in Union and state schemes. Blind loyalty cannot delete an auditor's paragraph.Open sources →
Exam leaks · 2013
Court confirmed
Vyapam scam (Madhya Pradesh exam and recruitment fraud)Vyapam was a massive exam and recruitment scam in Madhya Pradesh. Fake candidates, middlemen, and deaths made it one of India's ugliest admission scandals.Open sources →
Other · 2009
Contested / disputed
Yogita Thakre: child found dead in car at Gadkari compoundMay 2009, Nagpur: seven-year-old Yogita Thakre was found dead with bruises in a car parked at Nitin Gadkari's residence compound. Family alleged murder and sexual assault. Police/CID pushed accidental suffocation. Magistrates rejected CID closure twice. Forensic chemical analysis reported no semen. No court has convicted Gadkari. The case still smells of suppressed justice.Open sources →