The Narendra Modi thread

[someone]

LOL! A Gujarat court was expected to give any other judgment?

So for the outsider, it needs outside courts instead of Indian Gujarat court. Maybe, what about Italian laws? After all, Sonia knows that very well. This issue now stands as over now despite actually never being a proper and logical case at first place. But, as this issue has been bread and butter for some people, they will now need to find another fraud scheme and career. Will be interesting times for these people now, what will they do now to survive?

[someone]

Godra massacre is a holy ritual so only Hindus can be blamed for being a jahil. It's not a crime according to waitress fans here.

Yep, it's only a crime if Muslims victims > Hindu. And this victims is usually strictly limited to just Muslims according to sickcularists.

[asterix]

So for the outsider, it needs outside courts instead of Indian Gujarat court. Maybe, what about Italian laws? After all, Sonia knows that very well. This issue now stands as over now despite actually never being a proper and logical case at first place. But, as this issue has been bread and butter for some people, they will now need to find another fraud scheme and career. Will be interesting times for these people now, what will they do now to survive?

They've already found a new saviour... Kejriwal... :icflove:

[bulbul]

^ You are planning to support him yesterday :winky:

[asterix]

^ You are planning to support him yesterday :winky:

Not yet.. I said if BJP doesn't takes any action against Vadra land deals in Rajasthan...

[The Outsider]

Today Modi wrote a blog post about the Gujarat Riots. Here is the full text: http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/allaboutnarendramodi/was-shaken-to-the-core-by-2002-gujarat-riots-modi-says-for-the-first-time-through-blog/article1-1166877.aspx

Haha! Magarmachh ke aansoo, that too ghost written by some paid stooge. :hatsoff:

[bulbul]

Obsession continues.....TBC

[Khalpat]

Well there are only two ways to prove your innocence, one to go in the Janta ki Adalat through election and win it and the second is in the court of law. This man has been proven non guilty at both end. He and his state has been accused of many things, the Outty rant is just a small % of what and how actually they have been labelled by main stream non jahil media and Congress supporters. Ideally it should be a fight between Modi who has inclinaiton towards right and Kejriwal who has leftist kind of thinking during central election, rest all are just an upaj of non jahil samantwadi vyavastha.

[FischerTal]

So when thé same gujarat courts convicted babu bajrangi and mayaben kodnani these courts were expected to give other judgement? I urge all non-jaahils to start a révolution to free these two innocent gujarati citizens held captive by modi's fascist courts :protest:

[EnterTheVoid]

Expect these jokers to flog the dead horse for another 20 years.

[someone]

Narendra Modi: SITting in judgement Alternatively, consider some of the leading personalities arraigned against Modi and his government regarding the 2002 riots. Teesta Setalavad, the toast of the left-liberal activist gang, was awarded the Padma Shri and Rajiv Gandhi National Sadhavana Award for her activism. Today, she stands accused of perjury, of concocting evidence, of dictating false affidavits and of misusing funds collected in the name of riot victims. Residents of Gulbarg society have banned her entry on account of some of these accusations. Or consider Sanjiv Bhatt; as SIT recorded in its closure report, now accepted by a court of law, Bhatt laid about his presence in the February 27 2002 meeting, fabricated facts, concocted intelligence reports and submitted a false affidavit in the Supreme Court. Or consider Zakia Jafri herself; between 2002 and 2006, she appeared in front of multiple law enforcing authorities and never once named Modi. In March 2002 statement, she actually praised the police for timely action and saving lives of many including her. In August 2003 she appeared before Nanavati commission but did not make any allegations against Modi. In September 2003, she filed a petition in Supreme Court and again did not make any allegations. It was only in 2006, four years after the incident that she came with the allegations for the first time. But in an unprecedented action, when Zakia Jafri was examined by SIT in November 2008, she again failed to state any of the facts or allegations against Modi! http://www.dnaindia.com/analysis/standpoint-narendra-modi-sitting-in-judgement-1941522

Interesting points from the article. This issue is over at last.

[someone]

Well there are only two ways to prove your innocence, one to go in the Janta ki Adalat through election and win it and the second is in the court of law. This man has been proven non guilty at both end. He and his state has been accused of many things, the Outty rant is just a small % of what and how actually they have been labelled by main stream non jahil media and Congress supporters.

Exactly. Although unforunately, we have some small % who thinks he has to undergo Italian/Gandhi laws system as well to prove his innocence.

[ravishingravi]

Interesting points from the article. This issue is over at last.

Shut the link before I get blinded by all these facts.

[Sachin=GOD]

Narendra Modi must go beyond Congress bashing

A senior BJP politician once told me that the party’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi is "not an easy man to like". So when Modi’s "shaken to the core" blog came out on Friday, I called the BJP leader to ask whether the blog would help Modi to win over some of those critics. But my straight question did not elicit a straight answer from him. Instead, neta-ji said, smiling all the way, that Modi has his "own style" of handling things and that the 1,000-word blog was directed more towards the people than his critics, both inside and outside the BJP. In any case, he added, Modi had made similar noises in two earlier media interviews; the blog was a well-timed and comprehensive version of what he had been saying all along in his defence. When you see the crowds that Modi is pulling in these days, it is difficult to imagine that this is a man who is not easy to like. On the contrary, the crowds suggest that they will not countenance anyone but Modi for the top slot. In such a scenario, reaching out to the people on a political hot potato like the Gujarat riots and his handling of it is a smart move and could reap rich dividends for him in 2014. Data suggests that first-time voters (between 18-23 years) in 2014 will compose 14% of the electorate in 2014. Modi has a huge following in that segment and the blog has put certain issues regarding the riots in perspective for the young voters. But for all his exposure on the national stage, Modi is still an enigma. We know little about him barring that he sold tea as a child, that he likes expensive kurtas, that he is decisive and yes, he is a loner. For weeks, we have been hearing Modi’s attacks on the shehzada, the Congress president, the Congress and other political rivals like Nitish Kumar of Bihar. But, as the year draws to a close, Modi cannot complain that Santa stinted on gifts to him. I am not trying to rain on Modi’s parade but I wonder when he will get away from his ‘I, me, myself’ routine (the blog is being seen by many as another manifestation of this syndrome) and tell us a bit more about what and whom he will bring to the table, if he wins. The BJP is not short on talent. Why does Modi not put himself onto the backburner for a bit and tell us about his team? Certainly, right up there should be Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Arun Jaitley, Sushma Swaraj, a mass leader and ebullient Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha who has vast experience in government. His stint as party president was not scintillating but Nitin Gadkari is an organisation man, Yashwant Sinha is a seasoned hand at diplomacy and finance and there are a host of younger leaders like Smriti Irani and Nirmala Sitharaman to name a few. Now is the time for Modi to tell the people about the talent he has in his armoury. It is also time for him to give credit where it is due to the chief ministers who have done the party proud. The spring, almost leap, in the step of the BJP today is because of people like Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Raman Singh who beat the anti-incumbency odds to deliver these crucial states to the party’s kitty. It would add to Modi’s lustre and image as an all-India leader if he were to share space with such people onto the stage when he is addressing his mega rallies. And then I have to come to the crucial part. While many admire Modi’s economic vision for Gujarat, what about his vision for India? True we know that he will not take any nonsense from Pakistan, he is against dynastic rule, he wants to fight poverty but we are still a bit short on how he will do all this. Now we need to know the nuts of bolts of how a Modi regime will be run. People certainly will not want to jump from a dynastic cult to a personality cult. I think even people within the BJP are wary of Modi’s penchant for not letting anyone too close to him. I have often wondered whose advice he takes. The one person whom he has gone out on a limb for is the somewhat dodgy Amit Shah, hardly a figure who inspires confidence among the masses. We know that Modi is singlehandedly trying to appropriate Sardar Patel’s legacy but bereft of the ideals that the great leader stood for. Perhaps, a way for Modi to seem less rough around the edges is for him to play down his own undoubtedly stupendous achievements and let others have their moments in the spotlight. Because, whether he likes it or not, inclusive politics is here to stay as the AAP experiment has shown. Modi also needs to go beyond the politics of ‘one in the eye for the Congress’ and go into constructive mode. We need to see the kinder, gentler side of Modi, a little more about what he thinks about women’s empowerment, creating employment for youth, the environment, foreign investment and so on. At the moment, people both in India and most of the world think that Modi is a man you can do business with. But he must also make himself just a little more likable and not just be a man who inspires shock and awe.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/comment/chanakya/narendra-modi-must-go-beyond-congress-bashing/article1-1167331.aspx

[bulbul]

obsession continues...... How easy to to use derogatory terms about a woman without even knowing proper details , oh wait i dont know which language is referred here.

[randomGuy]

obsession continues...... How easy to to use derogatory terms about a woman without even knowing proper details , oh wait i dont know which language is referred here.

bjp ki sarkar mai india main aisa kuch bak dene ki galti naa ho jaye bas isse. Imagine some authority taking notice aur phir police isse mare danda nanga karke ga@nd pe.

[someone]

obsession continues......

He is just a bot with constant nonsense. And this (outsider) bot can also talk abuses. This, really fits perfectly with Diggy Raja. Thus, best is just to ignore.

[Sachin=GOD]

UP BJP workers dissatisfied with rarely-seen Amit Shah

LUCKNOW: With the next Lok Sabha elections approaching and the declaration of candidates set to begin from January, the mere rally-to-rally presence of BJP's UP in-charge Amit Shah in the state has intrigued political observers and added to the worries of party workers. The workers' mood was upbeat when the central BJP leadership decided to appoint Modi's most trusted lieutenant as the state in-charge, primarily because it rekindled hopes of their voices being heard. Shah, known to be well-versed in organisational work, was reported to have an inkling about the factionalism plaguing the state BJP. Another reason for excitement was Shah's claim during his first visit to UP that he would stay in the state for at least 20 days in a month. Six months on, the party workers' hopes have been dashed. A senior worker from the Awadh region told TOI that Shah's elevation as UP in-charge has not changed anything. Shah had said forming booth-level committees will be his top priority but the job if far from over despite several extensions in deadline (the first one was in September). The latest deadline is January 10, a party worker from Bundelkhand region said. Shah had said the voices of workers would now be heard, but barring a couple of meetings, they have failed to meet him and air their grievances. Shah has failed to be present in the state for more than three to four days in any month and there is a communication gap between him and the party workers. Initially, BJP workers were told to search for a house where Shah could reside during his visits to UP, but for reasons best known to him there hasn't been headway in that direction. Another leader said Shah must have realised that bringing things to order in UP is not as easy as elsewhere. This is a state that has produced more leaders than any other, yet the party has failed to perform here for over a decade. Whether it is parliamentary or assembly elections, the BJP has been unable to make a mark. The only solace for Shah and the BJP is that Modi was successful in pulling huge crowds to his five rallies in UP. Shah might enjoy credit for this, but it was Modi's charisma that drew the crowds, a party insider said. The last hope for party workers is Shah's promise that district leaders' opinion would be taken into account while selecting candidates for the Lok Sabha polls. The list of candidates is expected to be released after January 15, and if the opinions of the district leaders and workers are not considered, the party may find it hard to draw as many votes as the crowds that were drawn by Modi. However, UP BJP chief Laxmikant Bajpayi, while confirming Shah will be on a seven-hour visit to the state capital on Tuesday, said Shah will start supervising party activities by staying in Lucknow as soon as campaigning picks up pace.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/UP-BJP-workers-dissatisfied-with-rarely-seen-Amit-Shah/articleshow/28118127.cms he is rude, hard to please, has no idea about UP Politics and is rarely seen in UP........but then again, what else can be expected from someone sent by Modi.

[Crookbond]

High price of anti-Modi FB updates: Journalist faces blasphemy charges Read more at: http://www.firstpost.com/politics/high-price-of-anti-modi-fb-updates-journalist-faces-blasphemy-charges-1295913.html?utm_source=ref_article

[someone]

^^^^^ So haters have nothing left than to bring back old articles. And mind you, it's a very purposefully misleading title, it is not Modi but rather anti-Indian stuffs which caused the issue.