Incredible India and its unpredictable people have been showing that no one can speculate about them. The UPA and the Congress party has been given clear mandate this time against all the forecasts of political analysts.
This clearly indicates that the people of India have understood the disadvantage of coalition government and the reality of regional parties specially at national politics. They have taught a lesson that criticizing others, provoking people, threatening the; instead of talking about own development programmes will cost them now.
Except BJD, all the regional parties are rejected by the people. Their over ambitions, outdated ideology, cheap and blackmailing politics; made them understood their status in Indian politics.
The defeat of BJP in many states and loss of many seats in their saffron belt clearly shows that the people do not want the politics of hatred in the name of culture and religion. Defeat of PMK in Tamilnadu also reveals that Tamils are not at all interested in their views. On the other hand few seats to TRS also indicates that the people of Telangana region understand the dire need of an alternate solution rather than a separate state ruled by TRS.
It is really comic as well as shameful to see some leaders, earlier ready with their blackmailing terms and conditions; are now waiting to get the mercy of the government by showing sudden loyalty.
So, this elections will always be remembered for teaching a lesson to everyone so that next time they can mend their ways, otherwise they will be eliminated from Indian politics!
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Indians-JAI HO!
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Success Formula!!!
"A patriot is someone who loves his country. A nationalist is someone who hates other countries.” - German Thinker
WE ARE PROUD of India for its Unity in Diversity. But it is again the time to watch the effect of illness of regionalism. The unleashed violence against north Indians by Maharashtra Mavnirman Sena (MNS) in Maharashtra is an unfortunate event in the history of India and to find the Modus Vivendi is the dire requirement of the country.
MNS which can be seen as an emulation of Shiv Sena. Shiv Sena was born out of a feeling of resentment about the relative marginalization favoring increase influence of Marathis in Maharashtra. Though, it may not be fully constitutional, I support what they demanded. The local people should not be neglected whether it is job opportunity or anything as far as the state is concerned. It is the primary duty of any state to work for the betterment of its people which in turn is the betterment of the country. Later it turned towards Hindutva ideology to turn the table in other states as well. They took some of the controversial moves against the Muslims and Pakistan to prove their stand.
"The Marathi sentiment was weakening so MNS went to experiment with something new. Raj Thackray, the estranged nephew of Bal Thackray with inflammatory remarks, is provoking the local people against the north Indians particularly Bihar and UP people. They were not allowed to celebrate their festivals and businessmen were asked to use Marathi in hoardings etc, people were forced to leave Maharashtra out of the abyss. It’s not a matter related to common people but celebrities like the legend Amitabh Bachchan and Shahrukh Khan were not excused. Should we be limited to our state? This is against the constitutional right to equality and right to freedom. But ironically, no effective steps were taken by the state as well as central government.
It’s not a matter of favoring UP and Bihar, criticizing MNS. It’s a matter of nationality. Now who will define nationality??? Is the use of forces to keep the situation under control enough? We can’t change the hatred in the minds of the people in that way. It’s our time for the introspection and to go with the right track. We should not encourage this kind of emulation or emergence of Hitlers otherwise this may be a preface for tomorrows many MNSs in other states too creating many Indias.
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