This tie up will certainly affect BJP. When SP and BSP combine, the total will be more in percentage than BJP and it is the biggest draw back. UP is a big state having maximum number of seats. There is already resentments in MP and Rajasthan. Though Congress will not get the required numbers, BJPs numbers will be drastically reduced. The alternative left is NDA should do something to satisfy the common man. Common man had a dream when NDA came to power and that dream should not remain as a dream only.
Magnetic field north pole and north pole attracting.Physics is wrong.There is no surprise in politics,if CPI(M) can join hands with congress in West Bengal,why not SP & BSP. Even Trinamool congress can join hands with CPI(M) in Bengal for which Bengal people fought to abolish 34 years of dirty administration.
do din kee chandni fir andhere raat.Join hand to fool the voters nothing else.When these two parties cannot merge with each other and have one leader than how the voter trust on them that they will do any good for the country.
Freebies is free poision. Congess, CPM, SP, BSP, TDP, AIDMK, DMK, TMC (Mamta), what given to the public in the name of freebies is free poision. It not only spoiled our youth workforce & capability to work physically & mentally, It also destroyed our future nation. And if it goes for long, then India will inherit useless beggars with a bowl. Stop the vote bank politics & join with the BJP Govt.’s aspiration to be a part of energetic & work alchoholic like our PM. Make India great through proper vision, not like corrupted opposition’s Kichdi coalition.
Whichever way they choose, most north Indians will remain grindingly poor and continue to defecate in the open !
And north India will continue to remain more backward than even sub Saharan Africa in most indices of human development !
And lakhs of impoverished and illiterate north Indians will continue to compete fiercely with each other to stream into high wage islands like Kerala !
Re: Casteism vs Communalism
by nilanjan roy on Mar 18, 2018 06:02 PM
Piri, if you think yourself so intelligent, why can'nt you build a single industry in your state? Why you go to Dubai for sweeper’s job? Why you are at the mercy of pope? You people only good as boot licker.
Re: Re: Casteism vs Communalism
by piri on Mar 18, 2018 06:28 PM
No, you dumbo. Either you are a complete dimwit or you are flailing about for arguments !
A majority of Keralites in the middle east work in white collar jobs, not blue collar ones !
Oh, you do not know what white collar and blue collar jobs mean ?
Now, run and look up any number of surveys (conducted by agencies like the Centre for development studies, Trivandrum or the Union ministry for overseas Indians which is now merged with the external affairs ministry) to understand this fact.
And malayalis in blue collar jobs in the middle east (construction, driving, etc) work on ILO vetted contracts.
Do not know what an ILO vetted contract is ?
They dont get their visas unless they have obtained such a contract.
And, any idea what the conditions are in a contract vetted by the ILO office ??
Trust me, if you begin to read about them, you will understand that it is nothing like the informal arrangements under which crores of north Indians work in unsanitary conditions for 10 hours per day at Rs 150 !
Re: Re: Re: Casteism vs Communalism
by nilanjan roy on Mar 18, 2018 06:36 PM
Cleaning your own home is neither considers a bad job or good job. Cleaning your own country considers a good job. But cleaning at Dubai & cleaning Arab asshh is not at all a great job.
The mutual support being enjoyed by SP and BSP augurs well for Indian politics. It must be seen not as a coalition between two parties, but as the weaker, marginalized sections of the society coming together. It is people coming together. When such [people unite, those who thrive by dividing people will necessarily lose. Yes, BSP and SP must come together to defeat the designs of BJP, which is planning a clean sweep of UP in 2019. The people of UP gave an unforgettable drubbing to Congress in 1977. They must do the same to BJP in 2019. SP-BSP combine, with some sensible co-operation extended by other parties can achieve that objective.
Re: SP-BSP alliance
by Kamlesh Shah on Mar 18, 2018 11:24 PM
Till now since last 20 years these two (sp & BSP) were in power but still you think they had not done enough for them than why they are still weaker & marginalize , you expect from Yogi within one year all set to be done. Better you openly oppose BJP for your dislike will be fine but don't write on the name of people of weaker & marginalize wish.
Re: SP-BSP alliance
by MOHAN IYER on Mar 19, 2018 12:23 AM
What do you mean by weaker and Marginalised. Both are Castiest Parties and their only aim is to win the election to come into power. For them Muslim, Yadav and Dalits will vote for them and they provoke them against the other community. They do not bother about the development of the state but only power. Both Mulayam and Mayavati brought as a very poor but now they are the richest one of the politicians. How? only with corruption taking money for tickets. Mayawati openly asked their party workers to fund the party by any means. That's why they never became a national party. National level only Congress or BJP should come into the power.
