Regime Change Operation in India Update – 11 October 2026 They are currently struggling at Stage 2 and attempting to consolidate it before advancing into Stage 3. Key constraints so far: ▪️Inability to generate meaningful public support beyond core activist and ecosystem networks. ▪️Professional restraint and operational discipline by Delhi Police. Despite sustained attempts through deliberate provocation, misinformation, fabricated content, and pressure from Deep state controlled international media and human rights groups, no significant escalation in police response has materialized. ▪️Unfavourable timing. Navratri coincides with one of the peak shopping periods of the year; the protests are generating visible negative sentiment among traders and the general public. Probable next steps: ▪️Heightened efforts to provoke a stronger police response, including the possibility of a casualty (whether through self-harm by elements within the mobilisation or staged attribution). A body would be leveraged to shift the narrative and accelerate escalation. ▪️Renewed attempts to secure physical space in Delhi rather than force a premature transition into Stage 3 without first expanding the base. Additional ecosystem actors are likely to be activated to broaden participation. ▪️A coordinated information campaign targeting the Supreme Court has been underway since Saturday. Given that the SIR-related petitions rest largely on contested claims and the Court retains the option of firm action against disruptive activity, pre-emptive efforts to erode institutional credibility are underway. Current assessment: Government retains the initiative. Protest mobilisation remains constrained and is struggling to expand.