Kishore Cites Newton’s Laws to Criticise Political Drift

During his speech, Kaushal Kishore drew an analogy with Newton’s first law, stating that when individuals, organisations, or political parties deviate from their core principles, they inevitably return to their point of origin, losing public trust in the process.

He argued that the principle is universal – it applies to every political formation and to society at large. When the moral compass of a party veers off course, the momentum of dissent grows, and the public’s confidence erodes, much like an object that once set in motion cannot be halted without an external force.