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Why dont I prefer Modi? Because his development is over-hyped and not enough to compensate for his rioting


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Lets have a factual debate on this: Why dont I prefer Modi? Part 1: Development hype Why dont I prefer Modi? Part 2: Facts about his riots, murders and corruption

If you are not a fan of Modi to start with, please spread these facts widely. His marketing of his development hype has been allowed to go on for far too long without a challenge. (please find FB and twitter share buttons, and shortlinks at the bottom of that blog post) Disclaimer to Modi fans: This is not to put down Gujarat or to glorify other states. It is merely to expose Modi's marketing machinery that has been hyping him by planting economic figures that are either false or half-true. I want to prove that Modi is only as good as CMs of many other fast developing states of India. So, Part-1 is aimed at that those who are willing to forgive him for his complicity in riots, thinking that his handling of economy and administration is so great as to compensate for his other shortcomings. Well, it is not as you will see. And Part-2 points out established facts (not the usual rumors and such) of Modi and his govt's complicity in corruption, riots and murders.
Please read the blog before arguing factually, and please dont post anything silly without reading it. The blog is not too long anyways. Also dont merely come up with a list of projects or figures of specific sectors as counter arguments. When every state in India is developing, one would obviously come up with such lists for most states. The GDP growth figures quoted in that blog encompasses all goods and services of all sectors, and is a better aggregate indicator of the economy. In any case, it is the same GDP figures that have been quoted by Modi's PR machinery, albeit with a twist as you will see in the first part of the blog. And BTW, I am not pro-congress. I would be equally happy to see Sonia in jail for her misdeeds as much as anyone else.
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