She is the guardian of democracy wanting to occupy PMO chair in the name of Dalits, the day she does chair will become apavitra,
She is fit for a village panchayat membership & not more than that.
Suuvar, Bhakra, Bhed sabse puucha tho thumara leader kaun chahiye , sabne bola Ab thak tho Gadhe ( Mulayam) ko sehan chuke , Ab Ek Bhains ( Mayawathi) ko chance denge.
That Maya did not allow Kanshi Ram's maother / relatives to meet him when he was on deathbed. And this lady says she understands the pain of motherhood!! - nonsense. She is only fit to become a rani of dumbos and ch ** t i * yas
The Chawla episode is took a curious turn with the Union law minister’s remark that Chawla is tipped to be the next CEC and this is like rubbing salt in the wound.
It is inconceivable that a person deemed to be unfit for an EC’s job because of his alleged partiality to a party in power, is suddenly found to be the most eligible candidate for the CEC by the ruling establishment. Is it not politics of the worst kind to derive political mileage during the forthcoming general elections by having a pliable CEC at the helm during the crucial period
It is a very piquant situation now with the controversy brewing in the EC. Should the Government decide to brazen it out, it will invite accusations of complicity.
The ruling party, the Congress, is the apparent gainer from Chawla’s alleged bias. Can it then be expected to hurt itself by agreeing to remove him? There are two possible routes out of this conundrum. First, the government can release Gopalaswami’s letter and place before the country his case against Chawla, and rebut that evidence. This will imply that the Centre doesn’t believe the CEC. The second option is more agreeable that Chawla steps down.
Though I am not a fan of Maya-wat-i, a ls dictator of UP, I do agree with her that the Election commission in India has gone run amok, it has become partisan and tool of Congress with a shame less, prejudiced and biased incoming cheif election commissioner who is a tool of congress who wag his tail at drop of hat for the Congress- the most incompetent, shameless, gutless and spineless polical organization in the country. May GOD save my mother land, May people wake up and recongnize the Danger this party pose to the integrity of India, which devide the nation on Quota and cast line, and now an imbacile like laloo wants a quota for upper class. No nation in the world has accompalished better edication or life by quota, it has been 60 years after the independence and we are still dividing people on basis of cast and quota- Congress doing the same divide and rule policy of British, and this party is so desperate and collection of greedy foold, who could not fine one man or woman out of one billion people to lead them and went after high school gradate, a cabaret singer and baby sitter, who took 17 years before becoming indian citizen to baby sit for the congress.
Re: Election Commission and Mayawati;s Maya
by Ram R on Apr 11, 2009 11:54 AM
Well said Chouhan, Bad part is most of voting Indian Public as whole is as good as stupid, when it comes to protect democracy and Nation as whole. All they do is to protect their own interest.Let Country go to hell. This mentality is poision for Indian democracy, which is short cicuited by Thiefs like Congress and all other politicians.
Re: Election Commission and Mayawati;s Maya
by palani murugan on Apr 09, 2009 07:57 AM
Will CEC Chawla conduct a fair and free elections I doubt No way CEC Chawla will ensure Congress win Apropos It is baffling to note the government reject the CEC’s recommendation when Article 324(2) is emphatic that “the other ECs can be removed if the CEC approves their ouster.”
In the beginning, the Election Commission consisted of only the CEC. But the Congress (I) government just before the ninth general election appointed two more Commissioners in an attempt to compromise the independence of the Election Commission. It is curious how the amended rule (on January 2, 1990 by the National Front government), which restored the status quo ante, was negated and the multi-member body continued.
The Constituent Assembly had envisaged such disputes and had asked to constitute a collegium to decide on appointments such as the CEC, ECs to be above partisan politics. But the Administrative Reforms Commission cold-shouldered it. The Apex Court must be given the power to select CEC and ECs from the list given by the government taking the Opposition into confidence.
Hope the EC sticks to its rules and regulations rather than overstep its duties in the ensuing elections
