Until 15th October, 2017, it was BJP who was taking all praise and pride for GST, suddenly on 16th October, 2017 included other state govt as equal partner for decision, is PM wanted to say that GST has not yield desired results? hence blaming others.
Re: GST
by Against Pseudos on Oct 17, 2017 03:12 PM
Is there a special reason you want to deny facts? On 15th Oct also the GST was reviewed and passed by all state governments. You were unaware?
Modi - Shah are entitled to get captivated by their drum beats & dance to the tune of JUMLAS after JUMLAS, but the befooled & cheated voters look helplessly in disgust. People are forced to suffer the indignities of demonetisation drama & GST tantrums. Currently , petrol prices are 40 % higher than 2008, when the world prices were at the peak( USD 140 / barrel ) to USD 55/ barrel now. In the bargain Govt. mopped up 6.4 lakh crores addition revenue in last three & half years due to reduction in petroleum products. Train travel is still an ordeal, slowly getting expensive & unsafe in the bargain. India is placed 100th out of 119 countries on Global Hunger Index, below than n - Korea & Bangladesh. India`s ranking was 55 in 2014. Having dispensed with transparency & accountability the results are self - evident. In the thick haze & mist of JUMLAS , BJP refuses to except their blunders & attempt to stifle any form of debate. Can some body tell where this mammoth sum has gone & Why this has not altered voter`s day to day life ?
I am least interested to listen the rhetoric of the PM. Rather I wish to know his exact achievements and his contributions to the economy and the poor.
Where is the development Modi talking about while UNEMPLOYMENT is all time HIGH in the history of India. Modi has failed all round and none of his promised are fulfilled. He is absolutely incapable to deliver anything. As promised Modi: Failed to create 1 crore jobs. Forget the promised target, unable to create even 3 lakhs jobs. Failed to bring back the black money stashed abroad – promised to bring in 100 days, but now 3 years have gone by. Failed to curb inflation, yet allowing the increase in the oil price Failed to stop farmers suicides across India Failed completely in the manufacturing sector Failed to save 15 lakhs plus job losses.
Re: Is Modi Bluffing or Done some Works?
by K GOVINDARAJAN on Oct 17, 2017 11:26 AM
If you have really expected those promises and voted for Modi, then you were cheated. But as Shah puts it lightly, they were election jumlas. They are shameless people. Public should at least understand Modi and Shah, as quick as possible but before 2019, so that country is not doomed.
Re: Re: Is Modi Bluffing or Done some Works?
by Against Pseudos on Oct 17, 2017 03:19 PM
Till then YOU can pretend that poverty was eradicated in 1970. Pretend that India was 100% literate in 1980. Pretend that Kaangress was dissolved in 1948. :-)
Our PM has rightly said that congress is based on vanshvaad. Slumping of GDP growth from 7.5% to 5.7%, declining jobs, fuel being sold at astronomical rates, price rise of essential commodities, unplanned and haphazard implementation of GST, death of hundreds of innocent children in hospitals, spreading hatred among communities, lynchings, regular railway accidents, etc etc, are these the result of vikaasvaad?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Vikasvaad and vanshvaad
by unbiased on Oct 17, 2017 01:19 PM
If you are really against psuedos, reason out things rather than just nick naming people. That is really not something great. You are wasting your energy by those unproductive oneliners. Let us discuss what our country really needs and not just blame previous governments and try to get away. Constructive ideas are required to be discussed instead of trying to win arguments, which any fool can do it.
Re: Re: Vikasvaad and vanshvaad
by Sane Voice on Oct 17, 2017 08:00 AM
Price of food items have not come down, but the index is shown to have come down. Vegetables are ruling high. Ever tried to purchase onions or tomatoes? How many times hundreds of children have died in one hospital in a matter of couple of weeks and the government was totally insensitive to it? Fuel rate is linked to global rates! Good. When crude was USD 140 in international market before 2014, petrol was sold at INR 85 per litre in the country. When crude fell to rock bottom levels of USD 35 in international markets after 2014, petrol was sold at INR 65 per litre in India. Actually, it should have been INR 28 per litre. Where the extra amount of about INR 35 for every litre of petrol sold has gone?
Re: Re: Re: Vikasvaad and vanshvaad
by Sane Voice on Oct 17, 2017 08:06 AM
Crude prices in international markets mentioned above refer to per barrel rate.
Re: Re: Re: Vikasvaad and vanshvaad
by Against Pseudos on Oct 17, 2017 09:41 AM
By your logic the petrol price in Sustraiya should have been 40 cents per litre. :-)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Vikasvaad and vanshvaad
by Against Pseudos on Oct 18, 2017 04:35 AM
ROTFLMAO... Typical Italian arguments. From Italyan Sonya bhakt. :-)
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Vikasvaad and vanshvaad
by Sane Voice on Oct 18, 2017 03:34 PM
I am neither Sonya bhakth or typical sanghi-Modi bhakth. I would like to call a spade a spade, unlike sanghis who keep on blabbering pre-scripted nonsense in a parrot-like fashion.
