The Modi government has once again branded its latest GST reform as a “masterstroke,” but is it really a win for the people—or just another PR stunt? In this special episode, we break down the truth behind the so-called “Bachat Utsav” and the government’s claims of relief to common citizens. From 2017 onwards, GST was sold to India as “One Nation, One Tax,” promising to simplify the system and curb black money. Yet, for years, essential goods were taxed at 5%, 12%, even 18%. Now, after eight years of burdening the common man, the same government is reducing GST on food, clothing, and daily essentials—and calling it a historic reform. But why was this tax imposed so high in the first place? We expose how BJP leaders and pro-government media are blindly praising Modi, even without understanding the actual changes. From Ravi Kishan’s bizarre claim that prices would drop by half, to leaders like Ramesh Bidhuri and Suvendu Adhikari parroting Modi’s line without facts—this video shows the reality of how politics, propaganda, and spin work in India. We also explain, with real numbers, how the GST reduction actually impacts your pocket, why MSMEs and unorganized sectors have already collapsed under GST, and why the government is now desperate to rebrand it as relief. Is GST reform truly about helping citizens, or just another political “masterstroke” to cover past failures? Watch the full analysis and decide for yourself.