A Dinamalar commentary claims a new chain of events is building pressure on India around Elon Musk’s Starlink plans. The report says the Indian government has not yet cleared Starlink’s entry, citing security concerns and the need to protect domestic companies from dominant global players.
According to the article, Musk has publicly complained that “some very rich people” are blocking his entry into India. It says the issue escalated after Musk met US President Donald Trump at a White House event, followed by pointed remarks questioning why Starlink is not permitted in India.
The report further notes subsequent talk that the Trump administration may move to restrict Indian IT firms such as TCS, HCL and Wipro in the PERM (green card) process. It argues that the timing—coming after the Musk–Trump meeting—has intensified suspicions of coordinated pressure.
In the same narrative, the article highlights a social media post attributed to opposition leader Rahul Gandhi welcoming Musk to India and asking him to “wait until you learn about others.” The report says this, along with protests in Delhi against the Election Commission and SIR that it claims are being encouraged and spread nationwide, has added to political unrest.
The piece concludes by warning that the developments could continue and urges the public to understand what it describes as an unfolding strategy targeting India.
