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Coalition politics to blame?
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    I also agree with Ceem.The worm parties are bargaining in present scenario.
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    When coalition is based on certain principle but unprincipled alliances are always destructive for the country.As we now can witness how Karunadihi has been pursuing his personal agenda under a belief that whatever is good for family is good for Tamil Nadu and India!!!
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    Yes, coalition politics is really a great problem here. We all know that any party won't be working without making money for themselves. And the problems arise when the members of two parties of the coalition point towards each other when troubles arise and points to themselves when anything good happens. I think the same may happen here in Bihar too with BJP and JDU.
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    I think the kind of strong leadership that Nitish Kumar has provided and there might be a situation when JD(U) can think o striking out on its own!
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    Abid Areacode wrote:
    [quote]But Gulshan this Raja's DMK was left aligned and when they got a chance they utilized!![/quote]

    The left simply gave outside support. They were not involved in operations of government. As such, they would not have shared in exploits of corruption. The congress and BJP have been leading the governments and they have also shared the gains of corruption.

    The left never blackmailed any government for any personal gains. They pressurized only on policies.

    G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
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    But I think when get chance there is no left or right.All are equal.
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    Abid Areacode wrote:
    [quote]But I think when get chance there is no left or right.All are equal.[/quote]

    Left got chance in center and they opted to stay out and support from outside. They did not avail a chance to be part of union cabinet and indulge in scams.

    G. K. Ajmani Tax consultant
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    But in states like Kerala and Bengal left parties are on power and are not free from corruption.
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    I have some idea of the 'left brand' of corruption in West Bengal and some leaders are stinkingly corrupt!
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    Yes Ceeem, some of them are clean while some of them are very bad.
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