The Outsider Posted June 15, 2013 Posted June 15, 2013 Corrupt mantris getting convicted & going to jail is probably the best news one can hear :nice: PS: MAJOR BLOW to Modi! :giggle: As long as the genocidal maniac has support, its not relevant. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD
ravishingravi Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 I am happy that there is conviction. But they seem to go missing when other party is involved.
FischerTal Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 gujarat police pursued this case, not "independent" SIT. modi controls guj police and yet would allow his own minister to be convicted. but but i thought anti-modistas were of the view that modi was a fascist dictator of gujarat who controls every government machinery. anti-modistas :reddy: your IQ right now is equal to Lala Jaan's :hehe:
FischerTal Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 ^ case was in court. you expect every minister who has allegations against them to step down? plus, he is vote getter.
Clarke Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 ^ case was in court. you expect every minister who has allegations against them to step down? plus' date=' [b']he is vote getter. Yeah, that's the problem. There was another guy who moved to Guj BJP from Guj Cong and he won despite threatening to use his gun at a toll booth. Its not so much about stepping down, its about keeping honest people in your administration.
Sachin=GOD Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 After his party's meeting Nitish Kumar as asked for the Governor's time at 1 PM so as to officially end the 17 year old BJP-JDU relationship. NaMo NaMo :adore: :adore:
Sachin=GOD Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 Goa Namorandum The Telegraph, June 10, 2013 headline: ‘BJP Modivated’ and Hindustan Times, June 8, 2013: Yashwant Sinha says, ‘I am not suffering from NaMonia’ Namorandum no. bjp/00001 Date: 01/01/01 A.M (Anno Modini) My dear fellow Namosevaks, My heart overflows with pride and joy in informing you that we have thrown the geriatric, out-of-date party apparatus into the dustbin of history and have instead created a rejuvenated Modified party. Under our new modivational leadership, we will overcome all challenges and scale new heights. There will no longer be any in-fighting between extremists and moderates in the party, we are all Modirates now. The important question you will ask, of course, is: what is to be our new Modis operandi? What, you will wonder, is the raison d’être, the LeitModif for the change? Is it just going to be Moditva instead of Hindutva? The nation is stuck in a morass, thanks to the sinful UPA and we need a strong locoModive to pull it out — a locoModive that only our glorious leader can provide. We are going to modify the struggling economy, using namotechnology. We will get the automodive industry rolling again. In foreign policy, we will strengthen relations with Namobia and Modigascar. We promise to bring change in the lives of ordinary men and women, not in decades or years, but in namoseconds. Everybody knows our leader is a dyNamo of energy. We must find new role models so that women too can identify with our ideals and I think we should anoint Modisty Blaise as our new heroine and pray that we too find the strength and courage to fight evil that she has. I am also a great fan of Modinna, the lady who gave us the timely message, “Papa don’t preach”. I’m not sure, though, whether her “Erotica” will be all that welcome to the party. Beware, wicked men are out to get us and many backstabbers within the party, as Shri Yashwantji so eloquently put it, suffer from namonia. Several of our own leaders are sorely afflicted by namophobia and namotitis. I shall not deign to name them, they shall remain in namoless despair. When the history of our times comes to be written, these small people shall remain forever namonymous. Be warned that people will call us all kinds of names and I myself have been called a namoeba, a namotode. We will be accused of being namoral, of being namoniacs and of running namok, drunk on ideology. But let us not get hot and bothered — instead I would advise you to moditate to calm your mind. If moditation does not work, you may even take modication. A friend of mine who works in a bar in Candolim says that instead of modicines, a few moditos work wonders. I am confident this is the start of a great and namorable innings in the history of our party. I know you are surprised to find many words in this namorandum that are spelt rather strangely. No, my spelling is not that bad, it’s just that we think it appropriate that the way we write, pronounce and modilate words must reflect the spirit of the times. We will collate all the changes in a reference book, which will, of course, be called the Namosutra. Namo Namah. Yours faithfully, The guy from Goa, Namohar Parrikar backwards. http://www.hindustantimes.com/editorial-views-on/ManasChakravarty/Goa-Namorandum/Article1-1077085.aspx :hysterical:
asterix Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 Goa Namorandum http://www.hindustantimes.com/editorial-views-on/ManasChakravarty/Goa-Namorandum/Article1-1077085.aspx :hysterical: :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
Khalpat Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 I dont know how the low life f*** suddenly becomes champion of secularism and chewtiyas start voting for them and psuedo intellectuals start defending them: Nitish Kumar in December of 2002 on Narendra Modi’s victory in the state assembly elections http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2002-12-15/india/27302852_1_gujarat-victory-narendra-modi-verdict Congratulating the BJP, its allies at the Centre on Sunday refuted suggestions of any “polarisation” of votes in Gujarat but said it was a verdict against the Congress. “The people of Gujarat were aggrieved with the kind of image painted outside the state and hence reacted in this way,” senior Samata party leader and Railway Minister Nitish Kumar said. Claiming that there was no polarisation of votes between Hindus and Muslims, he said, “People are secular and they do not like any fundamentalists”. Nitish Kumar in January of 2005 http://expressindia.indianexpress.com/news/fullstory.php?newsid=40854 Former Railway Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday dubbed as "political stunt" the U.C Banerjee report on the Sabarmati train fire and said the UPA government should look for a fresh issue rather than harping again and again on Gujarat riots. "It is a political stunt but they (the Centre) should know that they cannot take advantage of the Gujarat riots again and again," Kumar told reporters here when his reaction was sought on the report which was submitted to the Railway Board chairman R.K. Singh today. Nitish Kumar December of 2007 http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/001200712241340.htm Congratulating Narendra Modi for his victory in the assembly elections in Gujarat, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday said Railway Minister and RJD supremo Lalu Prasad was happy over Modi’s victory as his importance in the UPA at the Centre would remain intact. Today when everything is good in Gujarat, everywere there is Bhaichara this MoFo is remembering the 2002 riots.
The Outsider Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 So corrupt ministers and murderers are what Modi will offer as PM?
Sachin=GOD Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 So corrupt ministers and murderers are what Modi will offer as PM? :agree: he has already sent Murder Accused Amit Shah as in-charge of the most important state for the BJP i.e. UP. Now he'll do this in many other states.
zumi Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 I dont know how the low life f*** suddenly becomes champion of secularism and chewtiyas start voting for them and psuedo intellectuals start defending them: Nitish Kumar in December of 2002 on Narendra Modi’s victory in the state assembly elections http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/2002-12-15/india/27302852_1_gujarat-victory-narendra-modi-verdict Congratulating the BJP, its allies at the Centre on Sunday refuted suggestions of any “polarisation†of votes in Gujarat but said it was a verdict against the Congress. “The people of Gujarat were aggrieved with the kind of image painted outside the state and hence reacted in this way,†senior Samata party leader and Railway Minister Nitish Kumar said. Claiming that there was no polarisation of votes between Hindus and Muslims, he said, “People are secular and they do not like any fundamentalistsâ€. Nitish Kumar in January of 2005 http://expressindia.indianexpress.com/news/fullstory.php?newsid=40854 Former Railway Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday dubbed as "political stunt" the U.C Banerjee report on the Sabarmati train fire and said the UPA government should look for a fresh issue rather than harping again and again on Gujarat riots. "It is a political stunt but they (the Centre) should know that they cannot take advantage of the Gujarat riots again and again," Kumar told reporters here when his reaction was sought on the report which was submitted to the Railway Board chairman R.K. Singh today. Nitish Kumar December of 2007 http://www.hindu.com/thehindu/holnus/001200712241340.htm Congratulating Narendra Modi for his victory in the assembly elections in Gujarat, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday said Railway Minister and RJD supremo Lalu Prasad was happy over Modi’s victory as his importance in the UPA at the Centre would remain intact. Today when everything is good in Gujarat, everywere there is Bhaichara this MoFo is remembering the 2002 riots. unfortunately, during elections, muslims in india have become tactical pawns, used and abuse as required, it has worked for congress last few decades brilliantly, and now nitish kumar is have a go at it. the only thing I can commend of modi for, he doesn't give a feck about muslim votes or other minority votes, and never has any context of appeasement in his speech, he mentions everyone has "Indians". and other parties need to realise this, people want development, peace and security, not tilak or topi bullshyte. as for the muslim and dalit electorates, they need decide how much tolerance they can sustain for being used and abused by scummy politicians. the true congress has lost it's way after the demise of Nehru.
bulbul Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 Thank god drama is over,now BJP can project Modi as PM.
Sachin=GOD Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 Press Trust of India @PTI_News JD(U) breaks alliance with BJP in Bihar. NaMo NaMo :adore: :adore:
Crookbond Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 unfortunately, during elections, muslims in india have become tactical pawns, used and abuse as required, it has worked for congress last few decades brilliantly, and now nitish kumar is have a go at it. the only thing I can commend of modi for, he doesn't give a feck about muslim votes or other minority votes, and never has any context of appeasement in his speech, he mentions everyone has "Indians". and other parties need to realise this, people want development, peace and security, not tilak or topi bullshyte. as for the muslim and dalit electorates, they need decide how much tolerance they can sustain for being used and abused by scummy politicians. the true congress has lost it's way after the demise of Nehru. All parties also need to realize that we as a democracy want "human development" as well.
Crookbond Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 Press Trust of India @PTI_News JD(U) breaks alliance with BJP in Bihar. NaMo NaMo :adore: :adore: ndtv: I called BJP leaders yesterday to talk about how we should go about with the split..They never came: Nitish Kumar http://t.co/7WtvPfCRab
zumi Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 All parties also need to realize that we as a democracy want "human development" as well. give one example where human development has overtaken economic growth? India since independence has failed miserably trying push human development before economic growth. China was basket case pushing human development until it realised it's fallacy in the 70s. the success stories of human development like Scandinavia and Canada all got human development after rampant industrialisation through private enterprises. even the popular Indian example of successful human development, Kerala, is driven by economic growth and private enterprise. food security bill, tilak-topi, subsidies, is NOT human development but appeasement for short term gain for power hungry corrupt politicians.
Sachin=GOD Posted June 16, 2013 Posted June 16, 2013 Did Modi Know Advani ‘Hath So Much Blood in Him’? When RSS supremo Mohan Bhagwat arrives in the capital on Tuesday to meet L.K. Advani and other BJP leaders, the party faction floating in the clouds after Goa will come down to earth. Of course, the key decision taken at the party's conclave in Goa will remain unchanged. Narendra Modi will remain the campaign panel chief for 2014, but just as Arun Jaitley and Pramod Mahajan held that position in 2009 and 2004 respectively. In other words, Goa will not look like the beginning of a Modi coronation. Many of the senior leaders who trooped into Advani's Prithviraj Road house and knelt before him beating their breast — "please don't go; please don't go" — were not demonstrating their adoration for Advani. Rather, they saw in his eclipse a shrinking of their room for manoeuvre, an end to whatever dreams they may have nurtured. And there is no end to their dreams. That Advani himself had grasped this reality comes across in his letter of resignation from party forums. "Most leaders of ours are now concerned with their personal agendas." What no one quite expected is what happened in Goa: a showdown between the party's most experienced and its most popular face. In the process, skeletons in a very securely stacked cupboard of the RSS also came rattling down. The RSS supremo is having to intervene in order to restore balance in favour of Advani after his colleagues, Ram Lal and Suresh Soni had tilted the scales for Modi. The manner in which the media has supported Modi's current elevation, makes it amply clear that Corporate India supports the move. After all, the nose of the media ends where that of the Corporates begins. But why would Corporate India support a candidate who repels coalition partners in an age when no government can be formed in New Delhi by any party on its own in the foreseeable future? Look at the consternation in the JDU camp. Corporate India cannot have extended support to Modi simply because he has been extraordinarily hospitable to them in Gujarat. He must have other uses. He is by all accounts, decisive, firm, strong willed, obstinate, but with many managerial skills too. These could be attributes of a successful manager of a party like the BJP, not its Prime Ministerial candidate as some of his ardent supporters would like him to be. A Prime Ministerial candidate in the coalition era must have one overriding attribute: suppleness and an infinite capacity to give other points of view a patient hearing. These were the qualities that moved Atal Behari Vajpayee up the ladder until he became Prime Minister. In fact it is useful to recall that in 1999, when the NDA came to power under Vajpayee's Prime Ministership, Advani was known as the Iron Man. When Bill Clinton sent his trusted adviser Bill Richardson to evaluate the NDA leadership on the eve of the US President's visit to New Delhi, Richardson described Advani as "the intellectual in the NDA". Modi may not have Advani's "intellect" but he has some of the senior leader's other qualities. Therefore, just as Advani made room for Vajpayee, so must Modi have a preferred Prime Ministerial candidate. Who, in other words, will be Modi's Vajpayee? A talent for coalitions being totally absent from his DNA, Modi as BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate is only thinkable in the event of the party going it alone, to break out of indecisiveness of the coalition mould, to risk losing, in order to come back on another occasion, taking advantage of the credit accumulated by making a sacrifice of power now. But going alone would be in opposition to Advani's stated line in recent months, that of NDA plus. This would entail the BJP toning down its saffron to cast its inclusive net wider. Who knows in the event of a fractured verdict in 2014, Advani's may be the most acceptable image. There is yet another possibility. If Modi repels both minorities and other coalition partners, for that reason, all the hype attending his elevation may scare voters away, from the BJP of course, but also from smaller parties because vote blocs would be looking for a big party with a secure future in the Delhi Durbar. In that case the eventual beneficiary of the Modi projection may well be the UPA under Manmohan Singh for the third time. Unless, of course, the Congress exceeds the figure of 206 seats it won in 2009. In that most unlikely of events, the coronation turban will be tied around Rahul Gandhi's head. http://www.sunday-guardian.com/analysis/did-modi-know-advani-hath-so-much-blood-in-him
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