Arvind Kejriwal slapped again while campaigning in Delhi....
Jump to Page:
< Previous [ 1 ] [ 2 ] [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ] [ 6 ] [ 7 ] [ 8 ] [ 9 ]
Posted on: 14-05-14 03:48:42
Quote:
Originally posted by dhaikin
Yes, he is communal (I agree), only because the likes of those who did Godhra train burning incident, only understand the communal language.
Wow! You said it all; and for sure a picture of what's in the offing for India should Modi become a PM. Ever heard of Taliban?
You're basically saying, one set of people burn some train, carrying people belonging to a particular sect. Instead of investigating the incident, ensuring fast track courts for justice, and punishing the perpetrators at the earliest, just burn and slice the throats of the entire community in a broad daylight, and make sure the rioters won't even spare the unborn children (sick).
On top of it, the CHIEF Minister (no less) doesn't want to take responsibility for the law and order during the riots. How can you convince that the CM was not able to order the Police to control the bloodshed from the day one? I can only draw two conclusions, either the CM didn't want to stop the riots, or he was incapable and the Police didn't listen to him. Same holds true for Congress as well, w.r.t. the 84 riots.
That's not what's called a justice my dear friend, but a 'jungle raj'. Follow that to the core, and you would ensure a country full of mayhem and a complete chaos.
Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar will soon have a company in the form of a likeminded PM in Delhi, and must be rejoicing.
Is USA communal for attacking all other countries.
If Yes, then why shouldn't US President resign.
Do you have the guts to question him? If Yes, then move a motion (& ensure he resigns).
If No, then just sit quiet, & watch India lead forward into the new generation of real growth (devoid of dynastic politics)
Quote:
Originally posted by san-hugo
3 Days of mayhem and massacre, easy for a Modi bhakt to forget and talk about subsequent peaceful years. Many other states are peaceful for years together, nobody asks for the credit. Modi failed in those 3 days. He never took the responsibility of his lack of action.
Hope you know during 84, Army was ready in Merut cantt (2 hrs away) on 2nd day morning and message was passed to then govt but Congress purposefully brought it on 4th day. Lack of will from govt ! and similar lack of will from Modi who wanted to save face to RSS that time. Modi changed after international criticism he had to endure.
Agreed that resignation is not the answer in normal circumstance but when there is considerable loss of life, taking responsibility shows a character. I suspect if you appreciated recent resignation of Korean prime minister after people lost lives in ferry incident.
We're talking about India here, not Korea. And in case you didn't know, the head of govt. in Korea is the President, not the PM. She didn't resign.
Can you give me examples of resignations in India under similar circumstances? And riots have been happening in India for decades now, they did not start with nor will end with Modi. Preventing further rioting after a major incident like this is an accomplishment and testament of his administrative capability.
You can keep implying whatever you want, the fact is the top courts in India have given him a clean chit. It is time to move on. And if India elects him as a PM in a couple of days, it will imply that the majority of Indians have moved on. That includes a number of muslims too, both within and outside Gujarat.
Quote:
Kejriwal resigned because with his minority govt. it was difficult to function and fulfill promises he made to people. He did not want ot continue on chair and continue to fail to implement what was good for delhites.
Oh really? So what exactly did he expect when he formed an alliance with the party he vowed not to join with? That everybody would simply roll over and let him do whatever he wants? The naivety is astounding.
Quote:
He says till date he did not want to come to politics.
Keep 1 for idealism and 2 for guts to take bulls by horn
I see. So he still does not want to be in politics. But he's here. He quit for failing, but immediately starting campaigning again. But he did not want it. That should give Indians voting for him a lot of confidence - sure.
Quote:
For your red fish memory, flashback to early Dec/Jan, BJP ran away from responsibility first. Kejriwal said no to form government. Congress gave support without asking making a way for All parties and aam janta to force kejriwal into govt and asked to perform as promised (i am sure you were there chanting same). Same BJP and janta like you now criticise him for taking support of congress.
Keep 1 for idealism and strike 10 from BJP and other parties for now changing minds.
oh ok. So he said no. And then someone forced him into the government. Poor guy! Imagine that, being forced to be a CM. Of course he resigned! Especially when he did not want to be in politics to begin with.
And btw, idealists don't compare themselves with others. They measure themselves against a different higher standard. You can't say you want to transform the country and eradicate corruption and then say "but BJP also did this and BJP also did that". That's contradiction.
Quote:
Lasting impact is that BJP is sweating everywhere despite riding on incumbency , face of politics is changed fore-ever. youth is taking interest in politics. In 14 years history of this site was politics discussed in any thread in this details by desis, that too a state elections ??? Advent of AAP brought this change in you and in me.. I am indebted to Kejriwal for generating my interest in well being of my country. that is THE lasting impact..
Good for you. I was interested in the well-being of India long before Kejriwal rode on Anna Hazare's coattails during the anti-graft movement. Indians should rightly be indebted to Anna for getting the ball rolling. Kejriwal deserves credit for politicizing the movement, I have already said that before. To propel it forward with momentum will require exceptional leadership, strategy and foresight - all of which he seems to be lacking.
And what does this mean "BJP is sweating everywhere despite riding on incumbency"? Please elaborate.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Are you there?
Quote:
Originally posted by BlueLobster
And what does this mean "BJP is sweating everywhere despite riding on incumbency"? Please elaborate.
It meant that - despite the great Modi wave and having visible advantage due to Congress anti-incumbency , BJP is still shitting bricks due to AAP and facing a huge threat from a party which is not currently ruling even in a single state. That is the lasting impact of those 49 days.
Btw, Varanasi might prove to be Modi's waterloo because in last few days, before voting, Kejriwal was able to put some lasting impact on minds of locals, weavers and people from business community, the people who really vote and all this while Modi was missing in action sans one big road show. It can be tight contest for sure.
Quote:
Originally posted by BlueLobster
We're talking about India here, not Korea. And in case you didn't know, the head of govt. in Korea is the President, not the PM. She didn't resign.
S. Korean PM did resign due to ferry incidence.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/27/world/asia/south-korea-ship-sinking/
Quote:
Originally posted by dhaikin
Yes, he is communal (I agree), only because the likes of those who did Godhra train burning incident, only understand the communal language.
What a logic. Instead of convicting and arresting culprits just start riots. If we keep thinking that way, India will never grow.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
DELHI INDIAN
Quote:
Originally posted by san-hugo
It meant that - despite the great Modi wave and having visible advantage due to Congress anti-incumbency , BJP is still shitting bricks due to AAP and facing a huge threat from a party which is not currently ruling even in a single state. That is the lasting impact of those 49 days.
Btw, Varanasi might prove to be Modi's waterloo because in last few days, before voting, Kejriwal was able to put some lasting impact on minds of locals, weavers and people from business community, the people who really vote and all this while Modi was missing in action sans one big road show. It can be tight contest for sure.
Don't know where you're getting the "shitting bricks" thing from, there is absolutely nothing that substantiates that. Sounds more like wishful thinking.
India is a democracy. If the people of Varanasi want to vote for Kejriwal, so be it. Only a couple more days before we know so no use speculating.
But one thing I do expect seeing the line of thinking from you and others here is
Kejriwal wins - Look, the people have spoken. He is the best thing since sliced bread and masala dosa.
Modi wins - It was all rigged. They paid people off. He's communal etc etc.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Are you there?
Advertise Contact Us Privacy Policy and Terms of Usage FAQ Canadian Desi © 2001 Marg eSolutions Site designed, developed and maintained by Marg eSolutions Inc. |