Modi's Ministers Missing? And has the RSS replaced Modi's Foreign Minister?

Has India's decision-making become increasingly centralised outside the formal institutions of government? In this episode of **To The Point with Anand Vardhan Singh**, we examine a series of developments that raise important questions about governance, accountability and the role of constitutional offices. We begin by asking whether key Cabinet ministers have gradually become less visible in major national decisions. From defence and foreign affairs to economic policy, are ministers exercising independent authority, or has decision-making shifted elsewhere? The episode then examines the controversy surrounding **Track II dialogue with Pakistan**. While the Government of India maintains that there are no official talks, reports indicate that former senior officials and leaders associated with the RSS, including Ram Madhav and former Army Chief General M.M. Naravane, have participated in discussions with Pakistani representatives. At the same time, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat has publicly supported dialogue with Pakistan. Does this represent unofficial diplomacy, or does it signal a larger shift in how India's foreign policy is being conducted? We also analyse the political uncertainty surrounding *Mamata Banerjee's 20 MPs* following the post-West Bengal election split in the Trinamool Congress. With the Speaker yet to deliver a ruling on their status, questions remain over parliamentary recognition, legislative strength and the constitutional implications of prolonged delay. Finally, we examine Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's statement in Parliament on **Operation Sindoor**, the government's handling of military accountability, and the broader question of ministerial responsibility in India's parliamentary democracy. This discussion is based on publicly available reports, parliamentary proceedings and constitutional principles. Whether you agree or disagree with the conclusions, the episode encourages viewers to examine the evidence and decide for themselves. If you enjoy evidence-based political analysis backed by documents and data, **subscribe to WDTDS (We Do The Data Stuff)**, like the video and share it with others. Your participation helps strengthen informed public debate. #ModiGovernment #RSS #ForeignPolicy #IndianPolitics #Parliament