cong converted maharashtra to bihar not in terms of bihari population, but in terms of bihari misrule of scarcity of power n load shedding n goon-raaj.
load shedding was always the term associated with bihar state, but maharashtra took 'pride' in engrossed in load shedding.
Re: cong converted maharashtra to bihar
by Rohit on Oct 26, 2009 12:35 AM
Is that why Voters rejected your "men" in saffronpanties in State and National Elections? It must hurt to be rejected AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN and AGAIN .....
With complete departure from the past which was known for changing the CMs just at the pleasure of High Command-that too at the behest of a single individual,Congress has ushered in an era where it started respecting the democratic norms,of late,very assiduously. And retaining all the three CMs of the newly won states stands testimony for this.Sonia is conducting in a pragmatic way without giving room for unhealthy criticism.She is proving in stark contrast to her late mother-in-law who used to change the CMs like commodities at her will & pleasure.The way things are moving in Congress party,it augurs well for it;even in case of AP also,she has not budged an inch in her stand of retaining Rosaiah despite so much of noise created by a majority of the MLAs supporting Jagan whom she knows will be proving resourceful for fund raising for the party like his late father.It is a good sign!
Re: Good signs in Congress
by S Shrikanth on Oct 25, 2009 08:20 PM
Sir, In Congress the decisions are still taken by a single individual - The Congress President from Nehru-Gandhi dynasty. Nobody else in the party is worthy to take a decision.
Re: Re: Good signs in Congress
by Ram on Oct 25, 2009 08:36 PM
Well I will put it this way - Its people who are voting feel that the decisions made by a single person is better than no decisions being made or having party seniors not respecting the decisions being made in the meetings. There should be a person to play a "moderator" role and that person has to make tough decisions.
Re: Re: Re: Good signs in Congress
by S Shrikanth on Oct 25, 2009 09:32 PM
Absolutely. And today people have no option.
This situation is more dangerous. A weak opposition and absence of a viable alternative would make the ruling party autocratic and indifferent to people.
It is evident that due to lack of a viable alternative the Govt at the centre has completely ignored issues like price rise, law and order, terrorism, corruption, poor foreign policy etc. They are assuming that they are right and these are non issues.
I remember in 1998 Delhi people had voted against the Govt as onion prices had soared to Rs 30 per kg. In 2003, middle class of Delhi voted against BJP for no relief in personal income tax by the finance minister.
During the last one year Indian voter is completely indifferent and has been in no change mode. The general elections and assembly elections too showed the reluctance of Indian voters to change the existing regimes. Delhi, MP, Chattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Haryana have shown that the voter has voted for stability.
But their is a dark side of this indifference. The voter is ignoring vital issues like Price rise, terrorism, worsening law and order, recession and job losses, lack of development in most of the country, corruption. By now punishing the Govts responsible for their misdeeds the voter has chosen to put stamp on their failures. Maharashtra is a typical example where the voter has voted for a failed Govt. Only Haryana and Rajasthan are exception where voters have punished the Govt.
The most worrying thing that is being seen is shrinking of opposition. This will be very dangerous as we are heading towards 1970s when monopoly of Congress Govts in states took full advantage of lack of opposition and made the country poorer and backward. The
The indian politics is all about caste --religion ..hooda a jat from Kulak community has outlived its utilty at least for congress...one may well ask who voted for chautal ..not traders ..brahmins or dalist ...it is time that kulak hooda be oust from congress top chiefministership ..kumari shelja must be given CM post ...most nonjats voted congress asthey do not JAT hegemony at all ..they the nonjats r in numbers ..congress must remmebr this ..no welfare scheme can ever be omplemented unless the land is distrubted properly as per social emgineering ...jots r a burdeen on congress..they r selfish and though call themselves OBc and illehally got thetag but behave like arriagnat --if they r backeards and want concession then they must re,member that BEEGGARS can not be choosers ...congress must go with masses and not kulak jats ...
Re: Re: Why Hooda ....
by Venu Gopalan on Oct 25, 2009 08:54 PM
still living in the same old era.lals had come and gone,you are not changed .time has come to change the thoughts
I think the incumbentCMs desrved it for the time being.The opposition parties could be advised to focus their attention on the wrong, expedient and corruption ridden implementation of govt policies if they want to serve the people and improve their image.
Re: All Major News media NDTV IBN silent Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
by hr network on Oct 25, 2009 04:48 PM
simply all r silent after getting big bundle. Corruption is more in media these days. they r real dictator.
Re: Re: All Major News media NDTV IBN silent Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
by Rohit on Oct 26, 2009 12:37 AM
Is that why voters have been rejecting your saffronpanties for 10 years?
