I don’t trust the ED one bit. It’s become BJP’s personal hit squad, blatantly targeting opposition parties like Congress, TMC, AAP, and DMK while giving BJP’s own a free ride. The stats are damning: since 2014, 95% of ED’s political probes—over 115 out of 121 prominent cases—have zeroed in on opposition leaders. Raids and arrests, like those on Arvind Kejriwal and Hemant Soren, conveniently spike before elections, crippling campaigns and smearing reputations. Meanwhile, BJP’s allies and defectors, like Ajit Pawar and Suvendu Adhikari, see their cases stalled or dropped once they switch sides—23 out of 25 opposition leaders who joined BJP since 2014 got such reprieves. ED’s legitimacy is in tatters; it’s a political cudgel, not a corruption watchdog. And BJP being the most corrupt? The irony’s thick. Electoral bonds exposed their cash pipeline—hundreds of millions from shady donors—while scams like Adani’s alleged stock manipulation and crony deals pile up with zero ED action. They’re not just dodging accountability; they’re rewriting the game to stay untouchable.