Goa govt collapses,Cong minority

RE:Dirty Politic by Giriraj Sharma on Jul 26, 2007 08:01 AM I am convinced. Soon we shall see this to materialize and the so called communial forces will be sent out of power    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by Sankaranarayanan Doraiswamy on Jul 26, 2007 04:52 AM Yes Congress can dismiss all the non Congress Government including Gujarat with the new President. Opposition cannot form Govt. in Goa as president will not allow it seems    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by Bhupinder Singh on Jul 26, 2007 06:03 AM congress president kis lia elect kiya hai,, congressiculture ke lia,,, colition govt have next director of making ,breaking govt is presidents    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by Loan Shark on Jul 26, 2007 05:55 AM LOL ... The president has no say in the state govt. The governor can accept or reject a claim by a party to form the government, but not the president. Too bad you weren't paying attention to those civics lessons in middle school.    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by Sankaranarayanan Doraiswamy on Jul 26, 2007 06:04 AM hai Governor can send his report saying something and GOI will take action for president to sign And rubber stamp President will do it immediately    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by Loan Shark on Jul 26, 2007 06:13 AM saying something? what something? the central govt. can only impose presidents rule and order fresh elections. BJP should have recalled Modi during Gujarat's uncontrolled comunal riots, but they failed to fulfill a constitutional responsibility.    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by kuldeep pattanaik on Jul 26, 2007 09:11 AM Dear Friend, you should know which party is responsible for all the problems India is facing now. The J&K, Punjab problem, LTTE, Sikh riots, Shahbanu case, Emergency, Ayodhya...and what not? Congress & The Gandhi family have been a bloody curse for India. And toppling the opposition is a way of life for them. Just a few year's back they had done this in Bihar & Jharkhand. It takes a second for them to do it and with a new toy president like this it is a child's job for congress to do this. Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by Netflix on Jul 26, 2007 08:15 AM what about Godhra? Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by deepak on Jul 26, 2007 06:39 AM Loan Shark A dog barks, a donkey brays, what does a shark do? Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by Mario Gonsalves on Jul 26, 2007 07:54 AM which communal riots? there were no communal riots in gujrat merely some reactions to muslims barbarism Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by Sam on Jul 26, 2007 04:21 AM ya they way they threw down the last bjp govt was really despicable.. the speaker voted against the govt and then became the chief minister    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Dirty Politic by Loan Shark on Jul 26, 2007 05:48 AM what's wrong with speaker voting against the govt.? I mean a speaker is a member of the house and has a vote. Usually the spreaker refrains from voting unless there is a tie.    Forward   |   Report abuse

RE:RE:Mess by sanju baba on Jul 26, 2007 04:05 AM atleast now scams which are done by previous govt surface ... if there is two party rule .. our brilliant politicians will distribute among themselves .. in harmony !!    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Mess by Sam on Jul 26, 2007 04:23 AM Our people(govt is people) are only good at finding loopholes and then only using loopholes. Not plugging the loopholes and working as a team for the nation. Only fkin crab mentalitity. no womder we were ruled and screwed by outsiders for 700 yrs. We can never become usa/russia/ or china.    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Mess by deepak on Jul 26, 2007 04:52 AM BJP doesn't have enough MLAs to stake a claim... These 3rd parties can break the government anytime.    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Mess by Loan Shark on Jul 26, 2007 06:25 AM I don't want India to become Russia (4th world poor) or China (no democracy).    Forward   |   Report abuse
RE:Mess by Loan Shark on Jul 26, 2007 05:57 AM there is no such thing as a two party rule ... In democracy, one cannot restrict the number of parties, only the electorate can, Even in US there is no rule that prevents a third party candidate to contest elections - Ralph Nader, Ross Perot, for example.    Forward   |   Report abuse