Six smaller parties are getting together to form an alliance to counter the popularity of BJP and Narendra Modi, while any kind of opposition is good for democracy, this one formed with criminals, greedy and power hungry politicians like Lalu, Mulayam Singh , Deve Gowda and others does not seem like a great choice ...Only future days would tell us how this alliance would fare !!!!!
http://www.timesnow.tv/6-Janata-Parivar-parties-agree-to-become-one/articleshow/4470283.cms
usha manohar wrote:There is no political system or culture in our country where the parties unite together and make sure that the interest of the nation is considered and given importance above everything else.Had that been done we would have seen better days here...It is the same with all parties since the politicians are a class apart and have similar agenda ..
In order to take adequate care of the interests of the nation all politicians periodically come together to raise their pay and perquisites and do not stall the proceedings of the Houses. It ensures better days for them.
I feel sad that our laws are so lax that a man convicted for corruption in the Fodder scam , Lalu Yadav is running around as a messiah of secularism. this about sums up the state of India,where corruption and even murder are condoned. look as Navjot Singh Siddhu who is convicted for manslaughter and given 2 year jail term is yet laughing all around on TV.
india is doomed if it cannot come to terms with clean politics. joining etc and forming new groups is a small thing anyway.
Indeed the politicians are very secular. They loot and distribute without religious bias Clean politics means things go on as usual with every shady deal being swept under the carpet. It is a myth in mirage of Indian politics. Lie back and enjoy the frequently changing scenario. AAP is rapidly changing into a hybrid of Congress and BJP culture.
vijay wrote:Indeed the politicians are very secular. They loot and distribute without religious bias Clean politics means things go on as usual with every shady deal being swept under the carpet. It is a myth in mirage of Indian politics. Lie back and enjoy the frequently changing scenario. AAP is rapidly changing into a hybrid of Congress and BJP culture.
The problem is, they divert the attention of public from the main agenda and start talking nonsense. The original problem soon is forgotten and by the time they engage in another election. That's about all of Indian politics in short.
suni51 wrote:duriThe technique of stalling the house was perfected and introduced by the the then Opposition and now ruling party. As you sow so you reap.Insurance Bill was stalled for more than five years but same Bill they want now to get passed. The loss of business for these years is to whose account.
You mean they were right while in opposition or these are right while in opposition?
BJP was wrong in stalling when Congress was in power and today Congress is wrong in stalling when BJP is in power. It is the country which suffers with such stalling techniques.
There is not much difference between Coness and BJP. This is just change of role. eerything else is same. The only difference is that the communal and diisie forces are now emboldened. .
No more than during the congress regime.
Very true, communal riots were maximum during Congress rule because of the shifty stand they took whenever it was a serious issue concerning any issue...No doubt some elements in BJP do take advantage and come up with some ridiculous statements which I am sure will not be tolerated by the top leaders...There have been many such statements coming out of Congress leaders too in the past, so thes are to be ignored although opposition grabs on such issues since they want to prove BJP wrong !
Right at this moment , opposition's efforts to prove BJP is wrong is an exercise in futility.
whatever, I would prefer to see BJP members behaving properly and set an example.
I like your preference. As BJP is in power, members of that party need be very careful to see that their statements do not cause bad affect on governance.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:suni51 wrote:duriThe technique of stalling the house was perfected and introduced by the the then Opposition and now ruling party. As you sow so you reap.Insurance Bill was stalled for more than five years but same Bill they want now to get passed. The loss of business for these years is to whose account.
You mean they were right while in opposition or these are right while in opposition?
BJP was wrong in stalling when Congress was in power and today Congress is wrong in stalling when BJP is in power. It is the country which suffers with such stalling techniques.
There is not much difference between Coness and BJP. This is just change of role. eerything else is same. The only difference is that the communal and diisie forces are now emboldened. .
No more than during the congress regime.
Very true, communal riots were maximum during Congress rule because of the shifty stand they took whenever it was a serious issue concerning any issue...No doubt some elements in BJP do take advantage and come up with some ridiculous statements which I am sure will not be tolerated by the top leaders...There have been many such statements coming out of Congress leaders too in the past, so thes are to be ignored although opposition grabs on such issues since they want to prove BJP wrong !
Right at this moment , opposition's efforts to prove BJP is wrong is an exercise in futility.
whatever, I would prefer to see BJP members behaving properly and set an example.
I like your preference. As BJP is in power, members of that party need be very careful to see that their statements do not cause bad affect on governance.
To that matter any party at the helm of affairs should be careful .
rambabu wrote:One thing is sure united opposition cannot make any dent on BJP and Modi at least for the time being.
Although Congress is loser, BJP is unable to occupy the space. BJP could get only razor thin majority in Haryana and Jharkhand despite so called Modi wave and failed to get clear majority in Maharashtra and J & K. In recently held local elections in west Bengal, Orissa and Tripura, BJP miserably failed. BJP is still largely a party of so called Hindi or cow belt region. It will not be irrelevant to mention here that BJP President Shah faced a very peculiar situation when beef party was held in Shillong just on his visit for the declared aim of increasing base in North East.
I agree that BJP and NDA has a lot of ground to cover , also put up with the united opposition of all other political parties . They have to deliver what they have promised in the coming 4 years they have , also increase their following in all the other states across India. But I dont think that the united opposition will pose a threat to them since they compromise of mostly corrupt, power hungry politicians who most Indians despise..
BJP won everywhere, inlast general election, and in local elections most of times party in power wins and byelections are not major of popularity. Haryana, BJP for the first time come into on its own, in Maharashtra, it won single handedly without SS a considerable chunk of seats, and in WB in most of seats in local body elections, BJP is seconds moving out other two parties, even the mayor seat of CM's own constituency won by BJP. In Odisha, local body elections BJD is number one followed by BJP and congress slowly moving to the stage of anonymity.
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