If you are honest in India 🇮🇳 , you don’t get promoted. You get hunted. Tukaram Mundhe decided to do the unthinkable: treat food safety like it actually matters. He went after the mafias quietly poisoning milk, oil, paneer, kitchens, warehouses, the same slop fed to schoolkids, pregnant women, and the elderly. For that crime he is being circled by politicians, babus, and their paid chorus. An officer trying to stop people from being slowly poisoned is treated like the problem. That is not a controversy. That is a confession. I left India almost two decades ago for a smaller version of the same disease. I tried to make people follow traffic rules. I got road rage twice. I got a gun pointed at me and told to fuck off, because I chose the law over the local arrangement. Honesty is not rewarded here. It is punished until you either break, sell out, or leave. Keep chanting that India is a great civilisation. Keep posting the GDP slides. Until genuine, stubborn, rule-bound people are allowed to lead, and the corrupt system and its sycophants are shown the door, this country will stay what it is: a place where integrity is a career ending defect and poison on the plate is just business. You cannot build a first world country on a third class conscience. @Dev_Fadnavis @narendramodi