Narendra Modi: The Worst Prime Minister?
Is Narendra Modi the architect of India’s rise—or the author of its democratic decline?

In this piercing and unflinching political critique, senior advocate and human rights defender Bharat Bhushan Pareek dissects a decade of Narendra Modi’s leadership to answer a question that has come to define modern India: Is Modi the worst Prime Minister the country has ever had?

Spanning the years from 2014 to 2024, this book offers a meticulously researched, courageously written, and deeply unsettling narrative of institutional collapse, rising authoritarianism, media manipulation, economic cronyism, and Hindutva-driven polarisation under Modi’s regime. Drawing from official records, Supreme Court judgements, watchdog reports, media investigations, and real-time policy analysis, Pareek lays the truth behind the propaganda.

Inside, you will find:

A year-by-year breakdown of key decisions and disasters during Modi’s tenure—from demonetisation and COVID mismanagement to the Electoral Bonds scandal, Pegasus spyware, and the farmers’ protest.

Exposés of institutional capture—including the judiciary, Election Commission, ED, CBI, and Parliament—alongside case studies of political vendetta and misuse of power.

A critique of Hindutva hegemony, where law, education, and media were systematically saffronized and minorities rendered invisible or demonised.

A powerful economic deconstruction revealed how India’s public sector was dismembered, its job crisis ignored, and its wealth funnelled to a handful of cronies.

Failed foreign policies, misplaced global alliances, and India’s lost moral standing in the democratic world.

This book is not just a condemnation of one man’s rule—it is a wake-up call for a nation sliding into managed democracy and manufactured consent. It is also a plea for constitutional restoration, institutional revival, and a return to inclusive, accountable governance.

Urgent, brave, and brutally honest, Narendra Modi: The Worst Prime Minister? is a vital read for every citizen, student, jurist, and policymaker who cares about the future of the Indian Republic.