"Is it possible that the “strategy” here is to consolidate women voters—both as women and as women of caste Hindu sections—and then project a masculine OBC voice against Muslims as a token of inclusivity and the voice of the BJP? Women are happy with the Bill and the OBCs with Bidhuri’s “heroic” abrasiveness. The reservation for women proposed in the Bill is a distant promise, so there is nothing for the male Members of Parliament to worry about for the time being or for the OBCs to think of the quota immediately."
Remarkably insightful.
It's quite possible, in fact rather likely, that Bidhuri's, as yet unprecedented, ugly outbursts on the floor of the parliament is not spontaneous. It's planned and deliberate. Part of a much larger gameplan.
However, the prescribed remedy that "the Opposition... will have to offer a more transformative politics" is delightfully vague.
Hardly helps.
A digital and far more lethal version of planting cow heads in temples in the earlier era?
At the first look quite unrelated, in a way, it's pretty much in sync with the interpretation of the Bidhuri episode presented here.
The billion-rupee issue is how to tackle???