Rohit Varman Calls India’s Political Order ‘Fascist’ Over Hindutva‑Capital Ties

Rohit Varman, a prominent political analyst, publicly stated that India’s present political order can be described as fascist, pointing to the intertwining of Hindutva ideology with major corporate entities. He argued that this nexus consolidates power for a select group, undermining democratic principles and marginalizing dissenting voices. Varman’s remarks come amid growing criticism of the ruling party’s close ties with business conglomerates, which critics say influence policy decisions and electoral outcomes.