I am sure that you will write a reply to this post, so here is my thought...
Please stop behaving like a petulant child and start acting like a mature adult. It is one thing to believe in something, but it is quite disturbing to try and shove it down everyone else's throat.
Re: @sujit sengupta
by sujit sengupta on May 24, 2011 10:24 AM
lol...so after CPM loosing the elections..your maturity has come out.Where were you when innocent people were gunned donw in Netai...??wheer wa s your maturity when harmads in police dresses gunned down innocent people in nandigram. Actually now just like Biman Bose..your frustrations are creeing out from your throat.
Re: writers building
by sumit mukherjee on May 09, 2011 05:57 PM
if changing the colour of a building helped in improving the environment, everyone would do that. i just can't imagine having a green coloured eyesore in the middle of kolkata! yuck!
Re: Re: writers building
by sujit sengupta on May 10, 2011 10:29 AM
wow...Sumit,the colour green has been used worldwide to beutify the cities.Your "yuck" shows howmuch dose of antirabies you need to get out of that rabies infection injected by the commies.
Re: Re: Re: writers building
by sumit mukherjee on May 10, 2011 10:49 AM
see, sujit, the difference between you and me is that i have refined taste. i have never called you a dog or any other animal. but, you have repeatedly used abusive language and continue to do so. but, what else can one expect from a ill-educated and uncouth person of TMC? Btw, none of the "green" buildings of the world class cities are actually coloured green. they are environment friendly, and therefore called "green".
Re: never...
by sujit sengupta on May 06, 2011 10:27 AM
and never argue with someone as biased as a Komred.They will drag to their level and start useing the goebeles Theory.
Re: Re: never...
by sumit mukherjee on May 06, 2011 02:19 PM
also, firstly, the name is goebbels. secondly, how is even remotely relevant to communism?
Re: Re: Re: never...
by sujit sengupta on May 24, 2011 10:28 AM
NOw what do you say Sumit..?/who was guilty for not recovering this huge amount of illegal arms..?would you become vocal for punishment of our Ex-Police minister..??
Re: Re: Re: never...
by sujit sengupta on May 07, 2011 12:26 PM
Goebbels theory has been perfectly followed by the Commies.Just think of Netai.Before Netai exposed the state sponsored terrorism,the continuous lies of these worthless commies made some people believe that actually there are no armed camps of CPM inside Jongolmohol.But when netai Happned,facst were exposed like daylight.
Re: Re: Re: Re: never...
by sumit mukherjee on May 09, 2011 10:30 AM
But, you are the one using the theory. No one is justifying the actions except for TMC cadres on the net. Which could only mean that you guys strongly believe in the ideology of Goebbels. Which makes your thoughts the same as that of Nazis.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: never...
by sumit mukherjee on May 10, 2011 11:00 AM
You are the most exasperatingly, nauseously, infinitismally disturbed human being i have ever come across. The sole aim of your life seems to find new depths of inanity!! Did you get brain damaged during birth or was it the repeated exposure to your goddess' speeches that made it happen? What the hell can i do if the guilty have not yet been punished? Ajmal Kasab is yet to be hanged. I don't see Chidambaram being concerned about that. I don't see Mamata being concerned with the murder of so many innocent villagers by her maoist friends. I don't see any action being taken by the Indian Railways to catch the criminals who are robbing and looting passengers. Why has Mamata not resigned from her post after having a record no. of accidents since taking charge of the portfolio? Any answers to such stupid questions? I'm sure you have them. That's why i said "Never argue with an..."
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: never...
by sujit sengupta on May 09, 2011 05:40 PM
Sunit Your above post once again proved the Goebbels theory.I gave you the example of Netai and how our CM lied about the paid harmad camps in Jongolomohol.You could not deny the fact but just bypassed it to prove that actually you support those liers.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: never...
by sumit mukherjee on May 09, 2011 05:46 PM
Sujit, I have been very specific about the discussion from my first post on this matter. Goebbels does not apply in this situation. Regarding Netai and Junglemahal and Nandigram, they are acts of barbarism and the guilty need to be punished. What's more to say about that?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: never...
by sujit sengupta on May 10, 2011 10:32 AM
Smit Guilty needs to be punished..?/so why are they not punished till now..?/why the "failure" was not shouldered by our CM,(he is also the home minister of the state and the police minister) and did not resign even after 3 years of Nanadigram episode..?why the gulity are being sheltered?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: never...
by sumit mukherjee on May 09, 2011 05:55 PM
oh! by the way, i'm still waiting for you to answer my query on the dictionary which has teh word "harmad" in it...
Re: Tragedy of Bengal
by piri on May 08, 2011 09:30 PM
What a coincidence !
There indeed are a number of leaders in the CPM and CPI who are really incorruptible. In Kerala, there are Achudanandan, M.A Baby, Thomas Isaac, Vaikom Viswan (CPM) & Chandrappan, P.Ravindran (CPI), etc. By comparison, the no. of leaders in other parties who have such strong credentials to laying claim to belong to the group of truly honest persons is extremely low or entirely absent in other parties !
Could it be...could it be the leftist idealogy itself that is causing many of its proponents to remain incorruptible ?
Never in the Indian History any state Govt have built up private army(state sponsored) which this Killer Govt in WB did in netai.Never in any state of India did the Govt kill innocent people with caders and armed goons of the ruling party.So whosoever is defending this Killer CPM Govt,first give atleast one example where the state Govt sponsored Private army has fired and killed innocent people which occured at netai.
Just because of Netai incident,CPM will loose heavily this time.
Re: Netai Makes the Difference
by sauvik basu on May 05, 2011 12:14 PM
Its sad people of Bengal still undermines the work of the left still now. When the entire country is reeling with Price rise and corruption this is one of the few governments of India which is corrupt free and austerity to the core. But still People is going what they are being viewed through the lens of the Corporate news channels who is more interest in what Aishwarya Rai is wearing rather than what will happen to the price rise and corruption. And people who feels Left is a killer Government I would request them to speak to the people who is still alive during the tenure of 1970.
Re: Re: Netai Makes the Difference
by sujit sengupta on May 05, 2011 03:31 PM
Entire country is reeling with price rise..allright..and the media is also speaking about it.(only you cannot see it).But no state in the country has a single example of State sponsored genocide,which media is actually bringing out the truth.
Re: Re: Re: Netai Makes the Difference
by sumit mukherjee on May 06, 2011 02:20 PM
no answer sujit? your party doesn't have anyone educated enough to help you out with this one?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Netai Makes the Difference
by sujit sengupta on May 07, 2011 12:30 PM
You want the meaning of Genocide..??great..so you have not even heard oms somehting called a Dictionary...??
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Netai Makes the Difference
by sumit mukherjee on May 09, 2011 10:31 AM
i have sujit. i was wondering if you had or not. cause from your usage of words and the atrocious spellings, i can safely say that you desperately need to refer to it. :)
Re: Re: Netai Makes the Difference
by VETERANLUBES SSA on May 05, 2011 03:56 PM
It's not without reason that the people of bengal want change. Bengal like other states is also reeling under price rise and regarding corruption please visit the state govt. offices you will get the feel of how deep rooted corruption is in bengal. When state govt. came into power (1970s), bengal was the most industrialised state in the country...but today there is hardly any manufacturing industries in the state - all bengal has is the sales offices of big companies. Please see the condition of the industries on both the sides the Ganges - most of them are closed. Have you all forgotten the militant trade unionism perpetuated by the CPM govt. How many of you will count Bengal to be in the forefront of either agriculture or industry in both the areas Bengal lags way behind. Friends visit the rural areas of Bengal - there you can see how much Bengal is underdeveloped.
Re: Netai Makes the Difference
by sumit mukherjee on May 05, 2011 11:03 AM
The genocide of Sikhs perpetrated by the Congress? Was that not state sponsored terrorism? Why are the guilty never brought to book for that act? Why does the Congress continue to protect them? I distinctly remember the Congress leadership coming out and inciting people to kill sikhs at random. What did Pranab Mukherjee do to stop them?
Re: Re: Re: Netai Makes the Difference
by sumit mukherjee on May 05, 2011 01:01 PM
Correct. Let us also not forget the killing of Kashmiri Hindus, and the people on board the Godhra train.
NEW DELHI: Even as the Arunima incident has rattled the Railways, a series of other mishaps has posed a question mark over the safety of high-end trains, putting officials in a fix.
First, a Rajdhani Express caught fire and the engines of two other express trains were gutted. In all the three incidents, passengers had a miraculous escape.
On the heels of these mishaps, came the detection of three bombs aboard another Rajdhani Express.
Due to a mechanical problem, the wheels of a coach of the superfast Shatabdi Express got jammed.
In another train, the brakes failed. In addition, some derailments have been reported. The incidents, which occurred in quick succession, have shocked the passengers and the Railway Board, according to railway sources.
These have exposed not only the poor upkeep of trains but also the lax attitude of senior officials to maintenance and passenger safety.
If passengers escaped without much of injury in all these incidents it was because of the alert ground and running staff.
Two AC coaches and the pantry car of the Delhi-Mumbai Rajdhani Express caught fire at Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh on April 18.
The following day, the engine of the Bolangir-Bhubaneswar Inter-city Express caught fire at Cheruppali in Orissa.
On April 24, the engine of the Rajendranagar-Lokmanya Tilak Express caught fire at Kalyan, Mumbai.
On April 20, the wheels of a coach of the Amritsar Swarna Shatabdi Express got jammed at Taraori in Karnal district of Haryana.
Re: IF TMC WINS WHAT IS IN STORE---AN EYE-OPENER
by Padmanabhan Kumar on May 05, 2011 10:45 AM
But the alert driver brought the superfast train to a halt without causing much distress to the passengers. The coach, however, had to be replaced.
Again on April 24, the driver of the Jaipur-Secunderabad Express was shocked to find the regular brakes non-functional, that too when the train was running on a gradient. He applied the emergency brakes and stopped the train in the Midghat section near Bhopal.
Earlier, on the night of April 11, Arunima Sinha alias Sonu, 23, was pushed out of the speeding Padmavati Express in Bareilly by three men, who tried to snatch her gold chain. The national-level volleyball player from Uttar Pradesh lost one of her lower limbs.
Railway authorities admit that the attempt to prevent the Railways from being projected as a loss-making organisation has come at the cost of meeting depreciation and taking safety measures. Funds have been curtailed over the past two years under UPA II. Lest the Railways go in the red during 2010-11, appropriation to the depreciation reserve fund was revised downwards by a whopping Rs. 1,900 crore to Rs. 5,700 crore from the budget estimate of Rs 7,600 crore.
With the finances unlikely to be comfortable even during this financial year (2011-12), the estimated appropriation to the depreciation fund has been pegged at just Rs. 7,000 crore, which is Rs. 600 crore less than the estimated expenditure during the previous year.
Re: Re: IF TMC WINS WHAT IS IN STORE---AN EYE-OPENER
by Padmanabhan Kumar on May 05, 2011 10:46 AM
About railway safety, the less said the better. No money has been allocated during the past two years.
Allocation even under the capital development fund has been axed.
It was slashed down by Rs. 442 crore to Rs. 2,358 crore from the budget provision of Rs. 2,800 crore during 2010-11. It is no surprise that even for 2011-12 the provision is only Rs. 2,400 crore.
Highly placed government and planning officials are critical of the functioning of the Railways and said these fund reduction measures are perilous to the organisation and the lives of unsuspecting passengers.
Despite a suggestion by a parliamentary panel, the Railways failed to put in place a mechanism to oversee repairs and maintenance. This too is said to have had its impact.
Re: Re: Re: IF TMC WINS WHAT IS IN STORE---AN EYE-OPENER
by Padmanabhan Kumar on May 05, 2011 10:51 AM
THIS IS A NEWS REPORT FROM THE HINDU 02-05-2011...NEXT TIME U BOARD A TRAIN PRAY TO GOD TO SAVE U FROM THE MIS MANAGEMENT OF DIDI....THE VERY SAME RAILWAYS WAS PERFORMING WELL AS PER MEDIA REPORTS IN UPA-I...DIDI IS VERY BUSY INSTRUCTING THE OFFICIALS TO SEE TO IT THAT EQ APPLICATION BY CPM MPs DOES NOT GET RELEASED....SHE IS DEEPLY IN INVOLVED IN SUCH TRIVIAL ISSUES...IN CASE ANY ACCIDENT TAKES PLACE SHE WILL GIVE A COOL REPLY 'SABOTAGE BY CPM'....THE SAME WILL BE THE FATE OF BENGAL...
Each and every state is a part of India. If any state is having any problem, it is the duty of central government to help them and bring them out of the cris. Now people are also divided state-wise, party-wise, language-wise, community-wise and boasting that our state is fine, our community is forward, our language is best. What nonsense all these things. It is better give total freedom to states and if want to join china, america, london, france, japan, allow to do so. Central government is also saying that they will give support only to the states which are being ruled by congress. It was the word of Manmohan singh one of his election campaign. All these talks/chats/debate are useless.
Certain individuals are trying their level best to insult other communities on this board. My suggestion to them is that they should take their biased views and shive it up their own rear-ends.
Re: Certain individuals
by sujit sengupta on May 04, 2011 05:42 PM
NO one is trying to insult other communities.Its BIman babu who has admitted defeat(though he could not do that directly)...and people are only rejoicing on that.
Re: Re: Certain individuals
by sumit mukherjee on May 04, 2011 05:53 PM
sujit, please stop being juvenile. not everything is about CPM and TMC. i was specifically referring to 2 individuals on this board who have been using abusive language against some communities. these ppl's msgs have been deleted by the moderator now, thankfully. since you're not aware of the facts, please refrain from commenting on this matter.
Re: Re: Re: Certain individuals
by sujit sengupta on May 05, 2011 10:52 AM
Ok...i admit that I have not atleast seen any insulting messages.If anyone has said somehting like that even I object to it.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Certain individuals
by sumit mukherjee on May 06, 2011 02:22 PM
That is the problem Sujit. You are always objecting to things without ascertaining facts. What are you objecting to? What is your opposition against? Who are you protesting against? What is your agenda in this matter? But, i guess, TMC never bothers with such irrelevant questions. Their objective is simple...i'm in opposition, therefore i will oppose.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Certain individuals
by sumit mukherjee on May 09, 2011 10:36 AM
what is the "illegal secret trade" that you refer to? firing by anyone other than the law enforcement agencies is illegal. that holds true for both parties. i can challenge you that you guys will never be able to prove in court that any land acquisition in WB has been illegal. none of the points you mentioned are out of the generalized rhetoric. i know the Left needs to go. it is stupid of bengal voters to elect them for so many terms anyway! but, my question is, how will this change be positive for the state?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Certain individuals
by sujit sengupta on May 07, 2011 12:32 PM
Well..well...if thats the point...let me also say that CPM's stands are not to object to illegal "secret trade"..illegal firing by armed goons..Illegal land acquisation.Their stand is clear...I am in power and no one should object to whatever I do...How much illegal it may be... Even the Komreds cannot come out of that nature.
