Social activist Irom Sharmila was fighting with government, and tried in election this time, but she got only 90 votes against C. M. O. Ibobi Singh.
Social activist Irom Sharmila was fighting with government, and tried in election this time, but she got only 90 votes against C. M. O. Ibobi Singh.
KIRAN wrote:Oh I missed this news as I was busy watching UP election results but I feel very sorry for Irom Sharmila for 16 yrs she fought individually against AFSPA just for the people of Manipur but unfortunately it seems they do not recognize her as their leader.
Irom Sharmila is an activist and her fasting for 16 years to remove the AFSPA act is highly commendable. But one cannot lead a party or state based on just one issue. She is an idealist and one need to be a strategist to be successful politician.
jabeen wrote:KIRAN wrote:Oh I missed this news as I was busy watching UP election results but I feel very sorry for Irom Sharmila for 16 yrs she fought individually against AFSPA just for the people of Manipur but unfortunately it seems they do not recognize her as their leader.
Irom Sharmila is an activist and her fasting for 16 years to remove the AFSPA act is highly commendable. But one cannot lead a party or state based on just one issue. She is an idealist and one need to be a strategist to be successful politician.
Exactly my feelings, you have expressed it spot on ..Her poor performance shows that today's selfish age and times are not meant for self sacrificing people who put others interest above their own . To lead one needs to be a leader and also have a commanding personality without which it is difficult to survive..
usha manohar wrote:jabeen wrote:KIRAN wrote:Oh I missed this news as I was busy watching UP election results but I feel very sorry for Irom Sharmila for 16 yrs she fought individually against AFSPA just for the people of Manipur but unfortunately it seems they do not recognize her as their leader.
Irom Sharmila is an activist and her fasting for 16 years to remove the AFSPA act is highly commendable. But one cannot lead a party or state based on just one issue. She is an idealist and one need to be a strategist to be successful politician.
Exactly my feelings, you have expressed it spot on ..Her poor performance shows that today's selfish age and times are not meant for self sacrificing people who put others interest above their own . To lead one needs to be a leader and also have a commanding personality without which it is difficult to survive..
This is sad but it is a hard reality that self sacrificing people receive pity from many but are not given a chance to prove their mettle in some responsible roles. Sadly, in the same manner Irom Sharmila too got ignored in this election.
I feel that with little better strategy she could have performed better in this election. The first mistake she made was regarding her choice of constituency. She could have selected one where people know her better and not just as an icon of anti AFSPA activist. She chose the home town of O. Ibobi, the chief Minister as a direct challenge to him. Though labelled as a corrupted minister, Ibobi has done much for his hometown. He has ensured that people in his constituency get all the basic amenities. In fact his constituency is more developed than the state capital. In such situation, sharmila found it difficult to convince the voters with her vague talk.
@USHA in both Manipur and Goa the Congress is number 1 and BJP is number 2. As per your wish they should have joined but cannot. Also you had stated that number 1 should form government. Now what is your comment. Remember I had said that if Congress is number 1 viewpoint will change!.
Ideally thats what shd happen but after what members like yourself had to say I feel that you are all right and I was wrong ,it is the final outcome that matters and where Congress party is concerned there is no ideology of any sort involved ...like they did in Delhi and Karnataka..
2013 Delhi elections - Cong-7,AAP-27,BJP-32,still cong supported AAP and form govt...
again..
n the 2004 Karnataka elections, the BJP emerged as the single largest party winning 79 out of the 224 seats. However, the Indian National Congress with 65 members and the Janata Dal (Secular) with 58 members formed a coalition government with Dharam Singh of the Congress as Chief minister
The problem is you have no work, so you are here on this forum all day long and probably have the TV on as well. You want to bore the entire forum with your news breaks , sometimes even that you don't get right in your hurry to post .. Honestly pretty soon a time will come when you and the admin will be the only ones left here ..Not sure about others but my patience is running out with your childish posts ..
usha manohar wrote:The problem is you have no work, so you are here on this forum all day long and probably have the TV on as well. You want to bore the entire forum with your news breaks , sometimes even that you don't get right in your hurry to post .. Honestly pretty soon a time will come when you and the admin will be the only ones left here ..Not sure about others but my patience is running out with your childish posts ..
He is most active member on this forum, many times he posts valuable thoughts on this forum and many members likes his posts, maybe some of his posts are disliked by some people, but it is his right to post his thoughts being an active member here. If you don't like any of his posts you can ignore it. You have pointed out mistakes in his some of the posts, but regularly commenting on posts targeting a single person doesn't looks fare. So leave it on Boddunan editors, and continue to discuss on posts which are of your interest.
Manoj Kumar Lamba wrote:usha manohar wrote:The problem is you have no work, so you are here on this forum all day long and probably have the TV on as well. You want to bore the entire forum with your news breaks , sometimes even that you don't get right in your hurry to post .. Honestly pretty soon a time will come when you and the admin will be the only ones left here ..Not sure about others but my patience is running out with your childish posts ..
He is most active member on this forum, many times he posts valuable thoughts on this forum and many members likes his posts, maybe some of his posts are disliked by some people, but it is his right to post his thoughts being an active member here. If you don't like any of his posts you can ignore it. You have pointed out mistakes in his some of the posts, but regularly commenting on posts targeting a single person doesn't looks fare. So leave it on Boddunan editors, and continue to discuss on posts which are of your interest.
You are of course very welcome to your views, however I dont need your advise on how to conduct myself on the forum. I have not commented on your posts nor on your self , so please refrain from doling out free unwanted advise ..
@MKLP