usha manohar wrote:
[quote]In a way now I pity him ! He must have had good intention when he took over but they have manipulated him no end and now looks as if he is going to be held responsible for their failure !

Sometimes I too feel pity for him but then it is not at all fair, he is a brilliant economist and a leader of one of the largest democracies in the world. He has to show his own spine and resoluteness of his mind and opinions. Becoming a puppet is certainly not the role he is expected to be in!

Look, his brilliance as an economist is yet to be proved. He is no Samuelson or any other great!! What has completely dumbfounded me is his lack of moral sense. He would be severe on the number of gas cylinders to poor people and allow himself to be completely dishonest in dealing with black money in India!!! No, no I don't want such knowledgeable people like him. In fact. Arvind Kejriwal commands more respect than him!!! :huh: :huh: :huh:

I have a feeeling that Manmohan Singh has blindly let himself be manipulated any way the congress leaders wanted ...It is evident that he has no forceful personality and thats precisely why he was selected by the post by the Madame since she did not want anyone who has a mind of his own..

if education, that is of a true kind, fails to strengthens one's spine - I'm using it in moral sense- then what this education is for?? In what way he is better than Rahul Gandhi? Even Rahul Gandhi deserves to be treated more leniently because of his age!! In what wisdom or knowledge he was praising Rahul's leadership qualities??