Woh, this Mafia group has no guts to support Annaji's movement and now they came out of their rat holes to show their real faces to shout against Modi. You bunch Morans do you know who started the whole thing.
Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 07:51 PM
Who started it? The 1000s of Muslims who were killed started it? So, tomorrow a person from your housing colony commits a crime, you and your family would like to be butchered for that?
Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Ashutosh Deshpande on Sep 19, 2011 08:02 PM
ohh...! really? some memory loss here....???? hmm... who was burnt alive in train compartment????
Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 08:05 PM
So, what's your point here? Chief Ministers and Prime Ministers should allow rioters to kill how many times over to feel a sense of revenge having been fulfilled?
What is the police and the courts for then? No faith in their abilities? Mob justice is what defines us, is it?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Ashutosh Deshpande on Sep 19, 2011 08:12 PM
the pt here is very simple...! Be balanced... when you are criticizing... dont have biased views... like being pro-mino.. is sickkullar... and pro-majo.. is communaal... look at the other side also... there is no place for any knda violance... but it has to be 2-way process... the pt. is be equally concerned abt 100s of h'ndus that were killed in same riots, abt kashm. pndits, abt 84 riots...
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by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 08:27 PM
Be balanced in which way? Is there one Muslim perpetrator of the Godhra train burning sitting in any public position of power, without being tried or convicted?
The power of the state is with Narendra Modi, the police is his, what prevents him from delivering justice to the Hindus who lost their lives in Godhra?
Are you saying Hindus did not get justice, and if so, who's fault was it? Now, coming to Muslims, did they get justice?
Was there not a systemic attempt to deny them justice? Did Modi visit any of the relief camps set up immediately post the riots? Did his Govt. give them equivalent relief or discriminate? If not, why? Is that the duty of a Govt?
Vajpayee himself talked about Modi not having followed Raj Dharma. People like him who can view this issue dispassionately and morally would know who's right here and who's wrong.
Your argument is flawed. We are not a sub-Saharan country or the Afghanistan that existed under the Taliban, where summary, arbitrary punishments can be carried out.
We have institutions like the police, judiciary! Use those to deliver justice, not mobs and then help them get out of jail by appointing partisan lawyers!!
Reconciliation happens when there is a genuine desire to do so. Not because of the desire of one person to be a PM. Do you honestly believe this was a fast? Can you equate this fast to the one Anna Hazare had? Ask yourself honestly and you will know how wrong your argument is!!
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by Ashutosh Deshpande on Sep 19, 2011 08:36 PM
ok... who were those behind train burning? where are they now... they did and will keep on doing such things even when they're and will not be in power.... Abt our system... wat abt afzl gurus and kasabs.. wat are they njoying... it took 13 yrs for ppl behind 93 blast getting covicted... one of them.. sanjay dutt is out.. doing movies... wat abt 7/11, german backery... and so many cases... and for all that talk of being 'balanced'.. u did not touch the other topics.. that i mentioned... kashm pndts, 84 riots... also.. did u see wat mr. modi did after 2002...? dint he changed the face of Guj?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 09:07 PM
You tell me - coz I honestly don't know who was? And, I think you should be asking the Modi Govt that question, isn't it? After all, aren't they the ones responsible for law and order and for catching the culprits? Hasn't the Modi Govt been in power all these years, so they have had enough time to catch the culprits, link the evidence, and prosecute them.
About our system, the way to improve a system is through constitutional means. People like us and Anna Hazare can force changes more quickly. The system has been the same through the rules of all Govts and no one likes it, but what's the instant solution? Kashmiri pandits should get justice, so too should the 84 riot victims. I did not say anywhere ( u can scan my posts above ) that they shouldn't get justice. Also, we cannot equate one riot versus another and say - that's why we should not give justice to the other.
Again, Modi may have governed well, but we shouldn't be setting a precedent for the future that, good governance is the solution to past crimes, inaction, partisan governance that results in the deaths of 1000s. Can you tell me what Advani did for the Kashmiri pandits during BJP rule? As Home Minister, he threatened to resign due to his inability to stop the killings of Hindus in Kashmir, but did not go through with that and hung around as the HM for the full term.
I don't understand your blind faith in the BJP and Modi. Can you see things in perspective? As you put it, a balanced view? Is what I am saying no
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by Ashutosh Deshpande on Sep 19, 2011 09:24 PM
You live in some highly romantic world... thinking like this has ruined our country so far...! Just tell me... how much realistic is all what you are saying..! Dealing with con-men like those kaan-gress is not an easy job..! 'You have to get your hands dirty to clean the system' (cliched-line)! Wud u focus on the dirt/stains or on the whole gutter that is out there?
Annaji is very honest but he and his team are very naive in thier approach... just like you...! I dont have blind faith in bjp and modi... i know there have their own limitations and short-comings... but... we've to choose betn average and worst here... about.. being balance... why didnt u raise ur voice for kasmri pndts? why didnt these fxxx celebrities tweet for them and many many others? this is their 'bias' that i and many others want to highlight here....!
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 09:08 PM
You tell me - coz I honestly don't know who was? And, I think you should be asking the Modi Govt that question, isn't it? After all, aren't they the ones responsible for law and order and for catching the culprits? Hasn't the Modi Govt been in power all these years, so they have had enough time to catch the culprits, link the evidence, and prosecute them.
About our system, the way to improve a system is through constitutional means. People like us and Anna Hazare can force changes more quickly. The system has been the same through the rules of all Govts and no one likes it, but what's the instant solution? Kashmiri pandits should get justice, so too should the 84 riot victims. I did not say anywhere ( u can scan my posts above ) that they shouldn't get justice. Also, we cannot equate one riot versus another and say - that's why we should not give justice to the other.
Again, Modi may have governed well, but we shouldn't be setting a precedent for the future that, good governance is the solution to past crimes, inaction, partisan governance that results in the deaths of 1000s. Can you tell me what Advani did for the Kashmiri pandits during BJP rule? As Home Minister, he threatened to resign due to his inability to stop the killings of Hindus in Kashmir, but did not go through with that and hung around as the HM for the full term.
I don't understand your blind faith in the BJP and Modi. Can you see things in perspective? As you put it, a balanced view?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 09:09 PM
You tell me - coz I honestly don't know who was? And, I think you should be asking the Modi Govt that question, isn't it? After all, aren't they the ones responsible for law and order and for catching the culprits? Hasn't the Modi Govt been in power all these years, so they have had enough time to catch the culprits, link the evidence, and prosecute them.
About our system, the way to improve a system is through constitutional means. People like us and Anna Hazare can force changes more quickly. The system has been the same through the rules of all Govts and no one likes it, but what's the instant solution? Kashmiri pandits should get justice, so too should the 84 riot victims. I did not say anywhere ( u can scan my posts above ) that they shouldn't get justice. Also, we cannot equate one riot versus another and say - that's why we should not give justice to the other.
Again, Modi may have governed well, but we shouldn't be setting a precedent for the future that, good governance is the solution to past crimes, inaction, partisan governance that results in the deaths of 1000s. Can you tell me what Advani did for the Kashmiri pandits during BJP rule? As Home Minister, he threatened to resign due to his inability to stop the killings of Hindus in Kashmir, but did not go through with that and hung around as the HM for the full term.
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by Anand on Sep 19, 2011 09:04 PM
What do courts do? Even after so many years, those involved in those riots are walking free. Justice? And the rrecent Mumbai attack, Kasab is still alive even after so much witness. Justice? Rajiv Gandhi killers are still alive. They are not even allowed to be hanged. Justice? India is the liberal. Some rights needs too be cut down for a better country.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 09:15 PM
I agree, but aren't these systemic problems, institutional problems? And more importantly, aren't these problems capable of being addressed?
As a democratic country, we have a choice - whether we go down the path of anarchy, with mob rule or with the rule of law.
If the law isn't good or effective, improve it, reform it, but don't ditch it. Without law, we would be like sub-Saharan countries where instant justice is meted out, which invariably affects more innocents than the guilty.
We can't cut down the rights of a person to live on mere religion. Can we? Yes, a muslim or some muslims were responsible for the initial Godhra attacks, but can you believe it in your heart that what followed was justifiable?
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by sohail ss on Sep 19, 2011 09:25 PM
I became your fan shilpa. hats off to you, we need people like you in this country.
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by Anand on Sep 20, 2011 11:06 AM
It may or may not be justifiable. Thats another matter of concern. If one throws a stone at you, you may forgive him. One more you may frown and still keep quite. If he stones some more you are bound to react, is it not? You need to hit back that man back. Thats what Modi did(though there is no FIR against him)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by lalit bohara on Sep 19, 2011 09:10 PM
Shilpa,
Knowingly and unknowingly we all become victim of so many crimes & i have been also gone through that. But i am not in beleing taking revenge & seeking apology. Let his fate & God decide how his sin be treated. I believe live & let live other peacefully. Modi may be criminal but he is not carrying on crime rather he is building peaceful environment for everybody. You can not let him down by reminding his sin & creating obstacle. ""You maight have done so many wrong things probably some sin but those who suffered have always sought from you apology or otherwise they will punish you by reminding your mistake so on & do you thing will creating such thing will improve condition or make it worse by frustraing you. whatever Modi is doing is correct & helping all
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 09:19 PM
Lalit, it is not about taking revenge. It is about justice. Remember, how we all as citizens were outraged at the Jessica Lal murder case? What did we want then? Revenge or justice? We wanted justice right?
The feeling for justice is universal. You'd want it if your loved one was wronged, I would want it just as much. The victims of the riots want that first and foremost.
Modi comes in because he has stymied that process, sought to subvert the system wherein the victims lawyers themselves have not fought their cases with a honest heart.
If justice to them is not delivered, would you be happy in your heart. Yes, you were not affected directly by it, but can you just blame it on destiny and move on?
Why did we seek to pursue the Jessica Lal case? We could have moved on as well, isn't it, but we did not. Because we had to tell the system that the powerful can't get away just coz they are powerful.
That's the same logic I use here. We cannot have two standards Lalit - I hope you understand where I am coming from!!
Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by lalit bohara on Sep 19, 2011 08:17 PM
Shilpa,
Just walk during night in Delhi & Noida streets keeping in faith in Police & Courts will save from eve teaser. If you walk samee in Gujrat City you will feel more safe then other place. you are sitting on 10 years old graveyard & cursing Modi but you should line in present & see how he has changed the things. Just see how in Gujrat state Govt employee are cooperating people in day to day Govt work. All has happened due to Modi's initiative. Come out of Past live in presents.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 08:36 PM
Modi may be a good administrator, that's beside the point. What I am asking is this - can a person's culpability in a crime be ignored on the basis of him being a good administrator?
By the same logic, we should pardon all such persons who are in a similar situation and should not treat them differently.
The thing here is that you are not directly affected by the riots and hence can't imagine the suffering of a person who has seen his father being cut into pieces in front of him/her, or seen his pregnant wife being cut open and the fetus pulled out, or being gangraped.
These are not things that any human can forget. Could you? So, you tell this victim - what you stated. That Modi is a good administrator and hence shouldn't be held culpable. Would he/she buy that argument? Give me an honest answer?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Ashutosh Deshpande on Sep 19, 2011 08:44 PM
Pls.. chk ur facts correctly... abt the incident and the case that u're mentioning here.... it was totally a 'fabricated' case put up by NGOs... nobody knows wat had happened... but.. that's wat came out in investigations...
Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by sameers on Sep 19, 2011 09:06 PM
Shilpa B
First I would like to tell you that 35% of the people killed were Hindus. This compromises of the people killed by the cops.
yes , bullets don't discriminate between religions.
Second, I would like to know what would have happened if train filled with musl1ms were burnt alive in such nonhumane way ?
Wouldn't it have enacted such a response ?
Comming back to rioteers , Please tell me when an advanced country like England couldn't control theirs for days together and that too for something trivial, how do you expect to control a reaction arising out of an inhuman action ?
Pseudo Shilpa , do you realise that the ACTION was well planned ? The reaction was not planned, the action was however planned.
Do you expect everyone to take it on their rear end like the kangress stooges ? I Think not
Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Arun on Sep 19, 2011 08:29 PM
Seems ur husband or bf was badly infected due to it. Read Newtons 3rd law an u will get the answer for your question which u looking for.
Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 08:39 PM
Newtons 3rd law - so that's the humanity you have, is it? No faith in the law of the land, just take it into your own hands and then what?
Btw, Newton's 3rd law talks about an equal and opposite reaction. You tell me what was the equal and opposite reaction here. How many Muslims killed versus how many Hindus?
Not that this sort of argument can ever be justified in a democratic country like ours!!
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 09:37 PM
I meant that comment sarcastically, didn't you get it. I also posted this last line that perhaps you just skipped over,
"Not that this sort of argument can ever be justified in a democratic country like ours!!"
Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Anand on Sep 19, 2011 09:09 PM
India is too democratic. Thats the problem with this country. There needs to be certain restrictions imposed. Modi is against corruption. At the time when we are findng out that lakhs of crores are going to a foreign account, we need someone like him who can put a break to such things. And Modi is the right man.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 09:39 PM
Unplanned, are you kidding me? So, an unplanned riot goes on for 2 days in Modi's super-efficiently administered Gujrat?
Well, maybe some blondes may buy that argument and I ain't no blonde and thanfully neither are many Indians like me!!
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by sameers on Sep 19, 2011 10:04 PM
Shilpa
again we are talking semantics here. By Unplanned, I mean to say a reaction arising out of emotion than anything.
Blondes may buy my argument, but they will never buy yours . You know why? Cause Stup1dity has its limits. Well on second thoughts, you seem to be on a mission to cross those limits
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by sameers on Sep 19, 2011 10:07 PM
Shilpa
How is it that you choose selectively that too, to ignore the 40 plus musl1ms that chose to burn people alive.
How is it that you are able to come to terms on that.
Like I mentioned before, if England with its super efficient law couldn't control rioters for days together. Mind you the riots started over something which didn't have a religious angle, how much control can you exercise over an action that was done to target one community ?
Not to mention, the act itself was INHUMANE to say the least.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Who is talking D-Mafia Group
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 10:33 PM
Can emotion be an excuse for taking law into your own hands? So, if a criminal gets emotional and harms your loved one, you'd be fine with it, is it? Answer me honestly for once?
Everyone knew post Godhra that there would be reprisals. What did the administration do? Well, they did nothing. Why?
Modi is a good administrator isn't he? Then, why couldn't he deploy the police (or ask for the Army) for 2 days?
Is this semantics? Do you not want to see and keep your eyes closed to these facts? Coz, I am sure you are aware of all this.
We cannot bulldoze justice and expect time to heal scars of those who saw the horrors of seeing their loved ones hacked to death in front of their own eyes.
Progress and development isn't an excuse for not actively seeking to provide justice to the victims. If this were really a sadbhavna fast, he would have sought to address the concerns of the victims and promised them justice.
He hasn't even expressed an iota of remorse for what happened, so isn't this just a sad-bhavna. A sad state of affairs where a man spends crores on a supposed fast!!
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by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 10:35 PM
Can emotion be an excuse for taking law into your own hands? So, if a criminal gets emotional and harms your loved one, you'd be fine with it, is it? Answer me honestly for once?
Everyone knew post Godhra that there would be reprisals. What did the administration do? Well, they did nothing. Why?
Modi is a good administrator isn't he? Then, why couldn't he deploy the police (or ask for the Army) for 2 days?
Is this semantics? Do you not want to see and keep your eyes closed to these facts? Coz, I am sure you are aware of all this.
We cannot bulldoze justice and expect time to heal scars of those who saw the horrors of seeing their loved ones hacked to death in front of their own eyes.
Progress and development isn't an excuse for not actively seeking to provide justice to the victims. If this were really a sadbhavna fast, he would have sought to address the concerns of the victims and promised them justice.
He hasn't even expressed an iota of remorse for what happened, so isn't this just a sad-bhavna. A sad state of affairs where a man spends crores on a supposed fast!!
These people got money from underground terrorist groups to produce movies, how many of them are saints and didn't accept black money? These is another woRst group or second side of political faces. But here these people can fool uneducated people with their beautiful faces and bodies adn songs. How many of these guys supported ANNA JI. HEY INDIA DO NOT TRUST THESE BUNCHES.
Modi certainly will be the PM even if he didn't take up fasting. He is probably the best administrator India has today. Just like what Farah Ali Khan, he too called a spade a spade. If at all he's involved in those riots, it was just a reaction to an action. Just like the character of Naseeruddin Shah in the movie A Wednesday- Kill terror by terror. Everybody is talking about Modi's reaction rather than the action that made him react like that. High time India moved away from religious and caste politics towards a secular, developed state.
Re: Modi
by inty on Sep 19, 2011 08:01 PM
u r correct reaction of action this is heard so many times , that means muslims killed in mumbai riots and later there was mumbai blast for revenge , would you justify that ..
Re: Re: Modi
by Anand on Sep 19, 2011 08:44 PM
You also need to consider that Hindus too were killed in Mumbai riots. Did any of the Hindu group take revenge on that by blasting Mumbai?
Allow riots to happen in your state. Ride on the majority community insecurity and win polls. Have no sad-bhavna when citizens of your state are being butchered, but have one sad-bhavna almost 10 years later and forget everything that happened.
No sorry, no apology, no remorse. Sweep all that happened under the carpet and go on with life and better still - aspire for and potentially become the PM of the country! Now, isn't that just wonderful!!
Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by sameers on Sep 19, 2011 07:18 PM
Shilpa B
How did the riots start ? I am all ears for this one ? Who instigated it ? The riots that happened was a natural overreation. But what happened prior to the riots was cold blooded action.
How come you TARDS never talk about it ?
Also in the riots, the so called majority also suffered tremendously. It wasn't one sided like the train compartment.
Re: Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by Surya Das on Sep 19, 2011 07:22 PM
No need to tell these shameless Muzi...who are hiding with HinduName..these cockroches need t oclen..dont knw how..need to start with BeganSpray
Re: Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 07:42 PM
Over-reaction that resulted in the deaths of how many? How do you define over-reaction? If your mother, father, sister were the casualties of these riots - would you term it "over-reaction?"
Why don't you have tolerance for my point of view? Why do you need adjectives like "tards" to refer to anyone with an opposing view?
You may try to sugar-coat what happened, but there were real people who've lost their loved ones, for no fault of theirs. If the riots were started by A muslim, then THAT muslim should have been caught and punished.
Am sure Modi's cops were that competent to track down the perpetrator and punish that person - what was the fault of the 1000s who died? What? Can you answer that without resorting to blind faith in Modi?
Re: Re: Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by Abhi on Sep 19, 2011 08:28 PM
1000s who died??????r u kidding????what about the millions of kashmiri pandits who have been killed in kashmir???what abt the godhra victims?????what abt akshardham????The problem here is that even if one muslim gets killed by chance,it becomes an issue for you guys.......but if 1000 hindus are killed it's okay.......I have never seen any muslim standing up for any cause that is not related to his community........mulla bukhari derides anna ji beacuse he did not see any muslim there in the dias!!!!!!!that's the heights of idiocy of these guys............shame on you guys.......
Re: Re: Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by sameers on Sep 19, 2011 09:32 PM
Shilpa
I call a spade a Spade. You look like a Tard, Sound like one , heck probably even sound like one.
You know there is a terminology called Crowd mentality right ? Go look it up. Why do you think Riots happen ? It takes just 1 person to do something stup1d and entire crowd follows suit.
Just to reiterate " A MUSL1M" Didn't start it. It was done by a crowd of Musl1ms. The count was told to be 40 plus. if thats not a planned act , I don't know what is.
Go harp and cry some more. To be honest, such a reaction was probably needed.
how many times have h1ndus kept quiet ? Millions of Kashmiri H1ndus were killed over the years. How come no tear for them ? how come there is not even 1 musl1m in this country that stood up to this crime ?
Re: Re: Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by sameers on Sep 19, 2011 09:32 PM
Shilpa
I call a spade a Spade. You look like a Tard, Sound like one , heck probably even sound like one.
You know there is a terminology called Crowd mentality right ? Go look it up. Why do you think Riots happen ? It takes just 1 person to do something stup1d and entire crowd follows suit.
Just to reiterate " A MUSL1M" Didn't start it. It was done by a crowd of Musl1ms. The count was told to be 40 plus. if thats not a planned act , I don't know what is.
Go harp and cry some more. To be honest, such a reaction was probably needed.
how many times have h1ndus kept quiet ? Millions of Kashmiri H1ndus were killed over the years. How come no tear for them ? how come there is not even 1 musl1m in this country that stood up to this crime ?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by Shilpa B on Sep 19, 2011 10:14 PM
You don't know how I look like, but that hardly matters. What matters is your lack of tolerance or lack of empathy. Don't blame it on "crowd mentality." You make it sound as if there was no administration in Gujrat for 2 days. If so, may be Modi isn't a good administrator after all. Is that your point. I am sure it is not, after all - you'd be among the first to beat your chests and proclaim Modi as some sort of panacea to all of India's problems.
How do you know who started it? When you say "crowd of Muslims?" Did you witness it. Coz, you so obviously choose to disbelieve the other side. Why is that? Blind faith?
If I cry, it is only coz we Indians have people like you amongst us, who have no empathy but just blind faith. You talk about Kashmiri Hindus and yes they've suffered much. But, what are you trying to get at here? Moral equivalence. Some sort of equivalent mass murder? If so, let us just jettison our law and justice systems and go for mob rule and justice (or injustice).
From your post, it is pretty clear that you seem to think Modi and the BJP are the cure-all for India's problems. Pray, tell me what did the BJP do when they were in power? Escort Masood Azhar to Kandahar, after Advani and Co. wasting precious moments trying to figure out whether to storm the hijacked aircraft or not? What did Advani do to protect Kashmiri Hindus. In fact, didn't he threaten to resign at his frustration to stop the killings of Kashmir Hindus?
Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by Surya Das on Sep 19, 2011 07:19 PM
What ve these Bches done so far, apart from sleeping with manyMEN...And, to thatRANDP00ja, at old age u are doing KamsTRA add with halfNkd body..is this social message gvng to society? It is true, that in todays world..BCHes are barking more than good people..let bark uBCHes..if u need, I can provide u all Elephant22inches..to keep ur itchness cure..
Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by Rajendra Punekar on Sep 19, 2011 07:20 PM
How is it different than Obama or Bush. But there the benchmark is different right? Modi was not directly involved in Riots. There was bad blood from both sides and that was bound to spill over in the aftermath of what happened in Godhra. You must have conveniently forgot what happened in Godhra right? Tumhara khoon khoon, hinduonka khoon pani, is it?
Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by lalit bohara on Sep 19, 2011 07:20 PM
there two type of people 1st who do wrong then remorse say sorry or opology 2nd who did wrong but rectify his wrong did by doing right thing at right time. if all the victim in gujrat feels that they are deprived of development then Modi is biased. even what he is doing is a silent remorse for his past.
Re: Nice formula for future Modis
by Ashutosh Deshpande on Sep 19, 2011 07:27 PM
How would you define the kan-gressi formula during 84' riots and those eternal ones happening in kaaashmir... ?
