adi B Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Amit Shah nominated as new BJP Prez. So from Atal-Advani to Modi-Shah.....kahan se kahan aagayi bjp yup from 139,182 to 282.sahi mei kaha se kaha aa gayi bjp by the way amit shah's an angel compared to advani when it comes to sins :giggle:
diga Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Ah' date=' I see. Which means Shri Blogger Jaitley apostasies when he didn't have access to the file was pure conjecture and figment of imagination.[/quote'] http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/will-report-on-china-war-be-released-army-consent-needed-say-sources-555641?pfrom=home-lateststories
Sachin=GOD Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 IIRC Bangaru Laxman had to quit as BJP Prez when there were corruption charges against him. Is it the same BJP which has now made a known criminal its Prez?
Khalpat Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 IIRC Bangaru Laxman had to quit as BJP Prez when there were corruption charges against him. Is it the same BJP which has now made a known criminal its Prez? Ye bol bol ke tum log ab isay bhi agla Indian PM bana do. Anyways sometime I wonder who among Modi and Shah is the Chanakya and who is Chandragupta.
Sachin=GOD Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Ye bol bol ke tum log ab isay bhi agla Indian PM bana do. Anyways sometime I wonder who among Modi and Shah is the Chanakya and who is Chandragupta. Well, he is a criminal. Nothing wrong in saying it. As for Chanakya/Chandragupta - Shah certainly isn't Chanakya. Modi brought him into mainstream politics and has groomed him ever since.
Khalpat Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Well, he is a criminal. Nothing wrong in saying it. How is he a so obvious criminal?
Sachin=GOD Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 How is he a so obvious criminal? No point in arguing about this - for you (and other Modi fans), Modi and Shah will always remain innocent.
Khalpat Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 No point in arguing about this - for you (and other Modi fans)' date=' Modi and Shah will always remain innocent.[/quote'] Haah you are saying Shah is a criminal, I just asked how can you say with surity that he is an obvious criminal. Because of 2-3 encounters of criminals and terrorist in his state while he was the Home Minister, is this the definiton of obvious criminals? :haha:
Raghav_12 Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Haah you are saying Shah is a criminal' date=' I just asked how can you say with surity that he is an obvious criminal. Because of 2-3 encounters of criminals and terrorist in his state while he was the Home Minister, is this the definiton of obvious criminals? :haha:[/quote'] He has been chargesheeted in murder cases as accused. If that doesn't make you criminal, what will? It is different thing if you want to keep that judgment in your hand and decide as per your convenience.
randomGuy Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 He has been chargesheeted in murder cases as accused. If that doesn't make you criminal' date=' what will? It is different thing if you want to keep that judgment in your hand and decide as per your convenience.[/quote'] whenever bjp is caught on the wrong foot, its supporters say its for the greater good, that India doesn't deserve de-criminalization of politics, jan-lokpal bill etc for now and suggest that dictatorship will work best for sometime.
Raghav_12 Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 whenever bjp is caught on the wrong foot' date=' its supporters say its for the greater good, that India doesn't deserve de-decriminalization of politics, jan-lokpal bill etc for now and suggest that dictatorship will work best for sometime.[/quote'] Now to support Amit Shah, people start questioning that what is the basic definition of a criminal.
randomGuy Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Now to support Amit Shah' date=' people start questioning that what is the basic definition of a criminal.[/quote'] they will appoint favorable supreme court judges and HC judges , CBI also wont collect or destroy evidence... He wont have any charges in times to come.
coffee_rules Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 they will appoint favorable supreme court judges and HC judges , CBI also wont collect or destroy evidence... He wont have any charges in times to come. Payback for closing cases of Vadra, Sonia/Rahul, Tharoor etc.?
randomGuy Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Payback for closing cases of Vadra' date=' Sonia/Rahul, Tharoor etc.?[/quote'] you tell me.
Sachin=GOD Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 A new low in Indian politics Wednesday, 9 July 2014 - 5:11pm IST | Agency: DNA Rana Ayyub Late last week, a special CBI court adjourned the bail application of Amit Shah in the Sohrabuddin and Tulsi Prajapati fake encounter cases, accepting his excuse that he was engaged in political work in New Delhi. Shah, 49, the first serving Home minister of a state to have gone behind bars in a criminal case of murder and conspiracy had a legitimate reason to skip court hearings. He was presiding and taking part in day-long meetings in Delhi with senior RSS leaders and BJP functionaries who were all set to seal his fate as the next BJP President There is a significant back story to his exemption which did find its way as a small snippet in the media but needs to be brought to light as Shah, the man who waved the magic wand for BJP in Uttar Pradesh, the PM’s confidante and the number two in the government now takes over the reins of the party. Amit Shah had twice in the past sought exemption from personal appearance citing political work, but the then CBI judge JT Utpat had found his excuse inadequate for the court to grant him relief. On June 20, while hearing the application, Utpat allowed the same but made a scathing remark “Everytime you are giving this exemption application without assigning any reason,” he told Shahs counsel. In less than a week, Utpat was transferred to a Pune court before he could preside over Shahs discharge application. Shah managed his way out with a tried and tested formula of transferring judges, practiced brazenly in his home state of Gujarat through his tenure as Home Minister. As a journalist covering Gujarat extensively since 2005, as someone who exposed Shah’s role in the fake encounters in the state and who can claim to have knowledge of his political trajectory, I would not mince my words in suggesting that by appointing Amit Shah as the president of the party, the BJP has hugely disrespected the law of the land and signalled an all time low for the criminal justice system of India. For the cases against Shah are for crimes so gruesome that the cloak of political astuteness will be too short to cover it. In its chargesheet filed in the Sohrabuddin fake encounter case, the CBI which had been investigating the case under the watchful eye of the Supreme Court of India had not just named Shah as one of the key accused and conspirators but also named him as the head of an extortion racket which involved underworld thugs, politicians and businessmen. In its submission before the apex court bench of Justice P Sathasivam and Justice BS Chauhan, the CBI stated that the minister was in cahoots with senior cops from Gujarat including the likes of DG Vanzara and Abhay Chudasama who had been sentenced for cold-blooded murder – concluding that Shah was a hardcore criminal. Shah was also chargesheeted in the murder of Kauser Bi, the wife of Sohrabuddin who according to the official papers was raped, sedated, killed and her body burnt and thrown in a river. One could have well debated the merits of the CBI chargesheet and read political motives but for the fact that the Supreme court itself gave CBI the sanction to arrest Shah at the same time, coming down harshly on the Gujarat state police investigation led by the then top cop Geeta Johri for going slow and misleading the courts. If the SIT verdict on Narendra Modi’s role in the Gujarat encounters is to be held as the final word, by virtue of it being monitored by the apex court, it is baffling then that Narendra Modi who promised clean and transparent governance to this country and setting up fast track courts to look into cases of criminal charges against politicians has turned a blind eye to Shah’s criminal past. Shah has been Modi’s confidante since his days as a pracharak in Gujarat and Maharashtra. With Shah's induction on the national scene first as the General Secretary of the BJP and now as the BJP President, Modi has risked his own political image for the sake of his ally and friend who has put to shame the best political pundits and strategists from North India with his shrewd manoeuvring. In the coming days, the party will have to prove its popularity not just in the by-elections of Uttar Pradesh but also in the forthcoming Assembly Elections in three states, the most significant being the battle for Maharashtra. Party insiders have stressed on Maharashtra being a prestige battle for Modi whose party swept the Lok Sabha elections a couple of months ago. Going by the minutes of the internal meetings held between Modi, Shah and senior heads in the BJP and the RSS, the Prime Minister has silenced his detractors in the party who were against Shah's elevation citing his ability to churn out big numbers. Many in the Gujarat BJP believe that Modi has been under tremendous pressure by Shah to return the favours he has allegedly bestowed on his mentor in the last two decades of their association. It’s a well known fact that during Modi's rebellion against former Gujarat Chief Minister Keshubhai Patel and in his fight with the ex-Home Minister of Gujarat Haren Pandya, it was Shah who stood firmly by Modi's side galvanizing the cadres and leaders in favour of his boss. As the second in command in the Modi dispensation, the youngest minister in his cabinet who held charge of twelve ministries including the powerful Minister of State for Home, Shah single-handedly thwarted all trouble that came in the way of Modi with his office getting the infamous tag of the “dirty tricks department of the CM”. It was under his tenure as Home Minister that the Gujarat police went on a spree of fake encounters in the state – holding regular press conferences for the media with the bodies of the alleged assassins on display. The officers would claim that the Gujarat CM was under threat from jihadists who were out to assassinate the man who brought back Hindu asmita in Gujarat. While the chief minister managed to leave unscathed during the investigations of most of the encounters which were later pronounced as fake, Shah found himself listed as the prime accused in three encounters, his role in the other two being probed by the CBI with investigations in the case still on. Another major dent in Shah's image came with his alleged involvement in the Snoopgate scandal, in which he is heard instructing one of his key lieutenants – IPS officer GL Singhal who was then incharge of the ATS, to carry on surveillance on a young woman. The tapes which were released late last year created a furore after it became obvious that Shah as the Home Minister of the state was using state machinery to snoop on innocent civilians, monitoring their moves. In this particular case, a young woman whose movements, including aspects of her personal life were being reported to the CM on a daily basis. With such serious criminal charges against him, has Modi denigrated the position of the party president by handing over Shah the reins of the party. Would it now be safe to assume that Prime Minister Narendra Modi acted against the interests of the judiciary by rejecting the nomination of Gopal Subramaniam as a Supreme court judge as he was also the amicus curiae in the Sohrabuddin fake encounter case. Ever since the Prime Minister assumed office, ex-CBI directors including Ashwini Kumar and AP Singh who were at the helm of affairs in the CBI during the investigation of the encounters, find themselves being at the receiving end of Shah's wrath. While Kumar has stepped down as governor of Nagaland, AP Singh is reportedly under pressure to step down as member of the UPSC after the Income Tax department served notices to him and his family members in an investigation into alleged tax evasion by meat exporter Moin Qureshi. These could all well be coincidences if one were to take a larger liberal view of the developments including the transfer of 89-year-old ailing governor of Gujarat Kamla Beniwal, who under her tenure locked horns with Modi and Shah over the appointment of Lokayukta in the state. But even if one were to dismiss these actions against officials, lawyers, judges who played significant roles in the criminal justice process involving Amit Shah as conjectures, will it not be pertinent to suggest that by appointing Shah as the BJP President, Modi has acted in contradiction to his promise of a free and fair government, which will have no space for vindictiveness. Hasn't Modi and the BJP under the guidance of the RSS just made the first attack on the principle of clean governance on the basis of which the party came to power? Prime Minister Narendra Modi needs to answer this one. http://www.dnaindia.com/analysis/standpoint-a-new-low-in-indian-politics-2000913 Since its written by Rana Ayyub I expect Modi Bhakts to abuse/shout a lot...
randomGuy Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Typical moronic stuff from a moron - Dogs barking in the street. Lovvve iiiiiittt.
Number Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 they will appoint favorable supreme court judges and HC judges , CBI also wont collect or destroy evidence... He wont have any charges in times to come. CBI under Congress chargesheeted him, now under BJP he will be cleared. Real story none of us know what he really did and what he did not. As CBI is under political influence both the times.
surajmal Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Typical moronic stuff from a moron - B!tch much? :haha:
sachin34357 Posted July 9, 2014 Posted July 9, 2014 Typical moronic stuff from a moron - he would know because thats what they did in the past 10 years:haha: Kutte ki dum tedi ki tedi hi rehti hai
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