We got 2500 from DMK for five votes from our household in Madurai. We wanted to reject it, but we are scared about those gundas. If they loose, they will ransack our house. We won't vote for them anyway even after getting money.
Re: TN money for vote
by aaaa bbbb on May 13, 2009 05:32 PM
not a surprise.. karunanidhi has been doing this since 1967...spoiling 2 full generations of youngsters ...
Re: TN money for vote
by mars on May 13, 2009 05:35 PM
ya you guys are scared about the few gundas, but not about your Amma going to Delhi for sale of Tamilnadu in Muariya Hotel...
Re: Re: Re: TN money for vote
by premraja on May 13, 2009 05:50 PM
that means he has spent abt 35 crpres on the last day alone. see hw much we have been looted
Re: BJP has won with majority
by ashok jain on May 13, 2009 05:30 PM
Are you mad to say Congress men fools, what wrong they have done to you. Let BJP get a majority, no problem. But what if UPA again is in cradle? Will BJPs wise men will weep all through the five years, shoud not at all, I advise, rather they should behave and act as a constructive and rightful opposition.
Re: Re: BJP has won with majority
by kaushal sharma on May 13, 2009 05:35 PM
BHAI SAHAB BJP KI VAJAH SE HINDU, VANDEMATRAM,DHARM KI TO SIKH MILTI HAI.KUCHH SURAKSHA TO HAI BHAI.PARIWARVAD TO NAHI HAI.
Re: Re: BJP has won with majority
by Paramvir Sawhney on May 13, 2009 05:35 PM
Congress men are not fools.They have been making Indian fool for all these years.TIME IS OVER FOR THEM.BUT UNFORTUNATELY THEY WILL NOT BE CONSTRUCTIVE OPPOSITION.
Re: Re: Re: BJP has won with majority
by Josna on May 13, 2009 05:40 PM
Like the so called BJP from 2004-2009?If what they done during the last 5 years is constructive opposition then congress wont repeat it.
Re: BJP has won with majority
by Josna on May 13, 2009 05:38 PM
The BJP men after their defeat in 2004, never regained their composure and like a crying baby stalled the parliament through out the last 5 years. If what you predict came true,god save India from Advani and co
Re: UN termed it as WAR CRIME
by somnath bhowmick on May 13, 2009 05:19 PM
Think about your country first if you are an Indian and let the Sri Lankan decide their fate. If still concerned, you are free to relocate to Sri Lanka and serve that country...
Re: Re: UN termed it as WAR CRIME
by Vasanth on May 13, 2009 05:22 PM
Asking for the press to report the ground reality and stoping the genocide - Is this concerns you????
Re: UN termed it as WAR CRIME
by Vijayshankar on May 13, 2009 05:38 PM
What do you expect India to do, they are not Indian Tamils, and to thrash the terrorist there bound to be human losses. Pls do not forget your are first Indian and then Tamilian or whoever you are.
Re: Re: UN termed it as WAR CRIME
by kovai on May 13, 2009 06:49 PM
Then why should manmohan concern about the taxes for sikhs in pakistan.? They belong to pakistan. Why should then interfere in pakistan internal issues?
At last, this year's election has come to an end. The people of the largest democracy of the world have taken part in the act of government-forming. Naturally, some parties will win, and some others will lose. However, we, the people of India, will look for the followings from our political parties: 1 - Those who will win and form government will try to implement the rule of law with a view to developing our country and our people 2 - Those who will lose will act as constructive opposition, letting the rulers know their faults by acting as the government's conscience 3 - Most importantly, there will be sincere efforts to put an end to caste-based and communal politics
Re: At last!!
by Josna on May 13, 2009 05:48 PM
Yes. You are correct. When we the voters dutifully and with thinking casts our votes it surely will happen. We, the people are scolding the politicians for all our short comings.
Re: At last!!
by sudhakar sudhakar on May 13, 2009 05:09 PM
Hi Ray
do you think this could happen in India....who wins this time makes more moeny ...who lose this time wait for his turn to come.........most importantly politicians never change in India....half of their life goes to stick to CHAIR and rest is to make MONEY...................
Re: Re: Re: Re: At last!!
by ashok jain on May 13, 2009 05:33 PM
We should appreciate the positive and responsible writing of Mr. Ray. Excellent, thought provocative.
Re: Re: At last!!
by Josna on May 13, 2009 05:45 PM
Of course politics is rampant with corruption. But we have to admit India has emerging as a strong global leader in spite of all odds because of its strong democratic character and so far the politicians, whether corrupt or not do not even touch or alter that character.And even for their corrupt practices the responsibility lies squarely with us, the voters than others.
It is very surprising to note that around 35% turnout in TN.Is TN going backward.When neighbouring states AP and Karnataka is crossing 60 to 70% why TN is lagging behind.Is tamilnadu people are less bothered about CENTRE. Hope they come out of the narrow mentalities and start hoping for the country.VOTE the best among the worest.
Re: Re: Tamil nadu : Lost horse
by gunmaster on May 13, 2009 05:19 PM
How it is wining Horse.Karunanidi the Great man is mearing 80 years still hunger for power.He could have given way to youngsters.Horse should be agile and active
Re: Tamil nadu : Lost horse
by rajendran renganathan on May 13, 2009 05:11 PM
HOW CAN YOU SAY NARROW MENTALITES. BECAUSE OF SOUTH INDIANS ONLY INDIA IS THERE . OTHERWISE OTHER INDIAN I DO'NT WANT TO MENTION MIGHT HAVE SOLD INDIA FOR MONEY. THEY DO ANY THING & EVERY THING FOR MONEY. YOU GO AND SEE TAMIL NADU & WILL FEEL THE DIFFERENCE. DO NOT WRITE SILLY THINGS.
Re: Re: Tamil nadu : Lost horse
by Red Pascal on May 13, 2009 05:33 PM
Raje renga- please do read before shouting hear, the joker above has not commented on "south India" not voting, he has commented on the TN numbers only and said it is higher in neighbouring states- it's a different matter that he does not have the IQ to realise that the TN figures are only the polling figures till noon. So can you stop shouting now about south Indians being wronged ?
Re: Re: Tamil nadu : Lost horse
by kamesh saksena on May 13, 2009 05:51 PM
what is ur problem u madrasi.u could never walk with the rest of the country.u south indians have developed attitude of crying foul for every small thing.
Re: Tamil nadu : Lost horse
by Vasanth on May 13, 2009 05:12 PM
Read the post well first - 35 % till noon and its far better than Punjab, UP and Bengal...U r educated illetrate
Re: Re: Re: Tamil nadu : Lost horse
by Vasanth on May 13, 2009 05:24 PM
We are far far better then some northern states....South always rocks than the under developed north.
Re: Tamil nadu : Lost horse
by Red Pascal on May 13, 2009 05:30 PM
Oye G master- that is polling till noon- read properly and then comment, must not be from TN if you cannot read !
Well.hereafter this message board should not see any comments written by people who did not cast their vote..First lets do our duty then blame the rest...Sitting in A/c rooms and just analysing and criticising other never helps!Only who have voted have the rights to talk!
Re: No more complaints
by Manoj K on May 13, 2009 05:04 PM
In democratic country everyone has not put the vote.For example if your job place is away from 300 km can you go to put vote to your place by expending money NO. If we have time we put the vote. similarly Every one has the right to talk in this independent country whether sitting in a/c room or road.
Re: Re: No more complaints
by svthuhil on May 13, 2009 05:10 PM
i do agree what u say..shuld they be 300kms away on job and circumstances demand -then its ok...but my point is Voting is must-if u dunt like candidate then go n cast 49-O.In democracy we only keep taking thats the problem..LETS ACT!
Re: Re: No more complaints
by Nitin Jain on May 13, 2009 05:25 PM
You are correct friend. One can't travel 300 kms for voting but what about those who enjoy holiday, go for outing on the day of poling? I am very sure, 50% of Indian population is not away from their native or the place where there name exists in the voters list.
Re: Re: No more complaints
by Haramohan Ray on May 13, 2009 05:08 PM
Mr Manoj, please try to appreciate the spirit of what Guest has said. He has not said to take away the right to speak, he has only said that it is necessary to take part in the election as a voter, and that it is irresponsible to criticise while not taking part as a voter. Indeed, a person who willingly decides not to vote has no moral right to speak about the failure of any government, because he willingly abandoned his right to choose a government.
