Modi - Why not this bitter pill is administered even once to the Corporates ? Why can't you take a strict decision by collecting Corporate tax dues amounting to over Rs. 4 lakh crores ? Why can't you take steps to bring down the NPAs of Banks which stands at a staggering Rs. 6 lakh crores mostly owed by the Corporates ? Why can't you lessen the concessions provided to Corporates in Budget ? We know your Government will never rub the Corporates the hard way because you are sponsored by them. Your entire campaign was run by Adanis/Ambanis/Tatas/Birlas where big funding to the tune of Rs. 15,000 crores was splashed to ensure your success. We understand that you need to repay that debt with interest to the Corporates who made such large investment expecting handsome returns. So, where else you will go except target the poor and lower classes by breaking their back.
Re: Re: QUESTIONS TO MODI
by Vascado on Jun 24, 2014 04:17 PM
Who asked to abolish them ? Why are you twisting my post out of context ? All that we are asking is ensure that you collect the rightful dues from them in the interest of Country's exchequer. Do not target the innocents in the garb of administering bitter medicine. Target the Corporates who are hand in glove with Politicians and merrily looting this Country - whether it be 2G, Coal or Mining scam et al, all bear the imprint of Corporates. Imagine if any Government manages to collect even half of such dues, it can finance two Budgets.
Re: Re: Re: Re: QUESTIONS TO MODI
by Vascado on Jun 24, 2014 04:27 PM
Again you are proving that you are dumb. Are you even aware that charge sheets have been served on the Corporates in these scams ?
Re: Time
by sasi kumar on Jun 24, 2014 03:41 PM
Now we have Railway Charge "DEVELOPMENT" so that the poor will have DEVELOPED cost of travel and food. After this coming budget we may have more such DEVELOPMENT for the poor
Re: Time
by stupidmangoman on Jun 28, 2014 02:54 AM
we dont want to make the same mistake again and will not wait for 5 yrs for ths govt to loot. we will throw this govt asap
to put the economy back on the rails after dynasty corrupt misrule, act now take tough decisons we are with you. V Ramanthan village rengasamudram tamilnadu
Re: tough decisions to be taken
by paul theo on Jun 24, 2014 03:38 PM
MODI IS ONLY FOOLING THE PEOPLE, WITH A CARROT HANGING, AND PROMISING HAPPY DAYS, BECAUSE THERE ARE FOOLS TO BELEIVE HIM.
Mr. Modi, do not fool around with the common man of this country. All the basic necessities have been increased without any rhyme or reason, Do not think if sugar, Season ticket price goes up the poor suffers if gold price comes down the rich becomes richer. WHAT A WAY TO FOOL THE COMON MAN!!!!!!!!!
Strict decisions have to be made for the good of the poor. We all are knowing this. Sugar going to costly by Rs 3 per kg. And sugar is a luxury product and duty on gold was reduced by this government because gold is used by 100% people of India nice and very strict decisions that has taken by great government of India in the welfare of the poor
Re: New bottle old wine
by sanjeev kumar singla on Jun 24, 2014 03:17 PM
GOVT of India gets every thing free from heven...no bodu should pay any tax or tax increase...and demand from the govt evry thing good under the sun.....we the great patriotic INdians need every thing wihtout any efforts or pains...
Re: New bottle old wine
by sasi kumar on Jun 24, 2014 03:43 PM
Now we have Railway Charge "DEVELOPMENT" so that the poor will have DEVELOPED cost of travel and food. After this coming budget we may have more such DEVELOPMENT for the poor
