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Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
#NaMo effect Writer, poet and social activist Aqib Shah from J&K today joined the youth wing of #BJP #BJYM in #jammu Shah, who belongs to Surankot belt of Poonch district, joined Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) along with his supporters. Shah said there was a wave in favour of #BJP and its prime ministerial candidate #NaMo across the country and the youth wanted to associate themselves with devlopment .
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Arnab - How are the 1984 and 2002 riots different? Pappu - The 1984 and 2002 riots are different. They are different... because they are not same.. they are..umm..not same, Look we brought RTI, we passed lokpal, we have 6 bills in the parliament. A - No, my question is How are the 1984 and 2002 riots different? R -Yes, they are different. women need to be empowered, our party has taken steps. We have brought RTI and LOKPAL, we have 6 bills sitting in the parliament. A - No, Mr Gandhi, you are still not telling me how are the 1984 and 2002 riots different? R - We have always said they are different. We gave you the RTI. We gave you lokpal. Look we need to empower women. We need to bring youngsters in the party. A - Don't you think you are a retard? R - Yes, you see we gave the people of this country Lokpal. We gave you RTI, we are bringing youngsters. We are empowering women. The Rahul Gandhi Interview: Q: 2G scam? A: Empower women Q: Price rise? A: Empower women Q: 1984 Sikh riots? A: I was a small boy Q: On adarsh scam? A: We need to open the system and close it Q: Do you agree to a debate with Modi? A: The fundamental issue at hand is to open the doors for the youth If you miss the interview, see repeat telecast on POGO channel. After yesterday's interview .. Rahul gandhi went home , hugged his mother and said .. Mommy sab syllabus ke bhaar ke questions the.... ;)
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The Rahul Gandhi Interview ~ Arun Jaitley --------------------------------------------------- Arnab Goswamis interview with Rahul Gandhi was a lesson for the interviewer. There are advantages in letting the guest speak. By speaking the guest may even expose his own inadequacies. After watching the interview and reading its transcript, the question that crossed my mind was “ What has Rahul Gandhi to offer to this country?” or “Is he too confused to get into the specifics and therefore goes into the generalities. “ I deal with some of the comments made in the interview. Why is there no Prime Ministerial candidate of the Congress The answer was clearly unconvincing. We all know that the MPs of the ruling party alone elect a leader, who is the Prime Minister. We equally know that projecting shadow Prime Ministers is neither unconstitutional nor extra-constitutional. It happens all over the world. On changing the system and empowerment of people We are a parliamentary democracy. That is the system best suited for India. Which is the alternative system that Rahul Gandhi has in mind. He says he believes in democracy, in opening up the system, in RTI and giving power to the people. These are his differences with Narendra Modi. I doubt very much if these are seriously areas of difference. Everybody in Indian politics has to believe in democracy, openness and in empowering the people. Why should he give himself a self-certification that he believes in RTI and empowerment. The fact that candidates are decided by a few people may be happening in the Congress Party. In the BJP the block units and district units recommend candidates to the State units. The State Units bring them to the Central Election Committee. It is only after extensive consultation that the candidates are decided. Even for the Prime Ministerial candidate we have gone through an informal process of galaxy of leaders being presented before the party and the people and the most suitable one is finally declared. The de facto Prime Ministerial candidate of the Congress Party is decided on the basis of the family he belongs to. If Rahul Gandhi was a member of any other political party he would still be struggling to become a party office bearer. He needs to speak about the Congress Party needing a change and not the whole system. On making India a manufacturing hub and its comparison with China What has the UPA done in the last 10 years in this regard. China’s core competence is low cost manufacturing. Consumers prefer to buy goods which are cheaper. To make the manufacturing sector in India competitive, the manufacturing sector needed to be incentivized in terms of a modest interest rate regime, a world class infrastructure, competitive cost of utilities particularly power, trade facilitation, a globally competitive taxation regime, quick decision making and labour regime flexibility. Even though the last of these is politically more challenging, has the UPA government even moved an inch with regard to the other reforms required. The answer is a clear ‘No’. Comparison between 1984 riots and the 2002 riots in Gujarat In 1984 a slogan “Khoon ka Badla Khoon” started in the afternoon of 31st October 1984 at the AIIMS where Mrs.Gandhi’s body lay. Congress Leaders were seen leading the mobs. Sikhs were massacred at thousands of places. No where did the police fire a single bullet to disperse mobs. Cases were not investigated. A Commission of Inquiry was constituted which came with a sham report. The Judge heading the Commission was subsequently made a Congress Party’s Member of the Rajya Sabha. Justice evades the victims even now. In Gujarat thousands of people were arrested. The badly over-powered police fired at several places. Almost 300 rioters were killed in police firing. Thousands of prosecutions were filed. Hundreds of people have been sentenced. The Chief Minister of the State Government personally went through several inquiries including the Supreme Court constituted SIT and no evidence was found against him. Where did Rahul Gandhi get this idea that in 1984 there was no participation of the State? On Corruption The Congress Party has tied up with a convicted leader in Bihar. Without Lalu Prasad Yadav there is no RJD. Rahul Gandhi has looked the other way when it comes to allegations against Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh Shri Vir Bhadra Singh. He pays lip sympathy to probity when former CM of Maharashtra Ashok Chavan is bailed out. He chooses to keep quiet on the 2G spectrum allocation and the coal blocks allocation. He believes that some legislations will resolve the menace of corruption. The most startling statement in the interview “I am absolutely against the concept of dynasty, anybody who knows me knows that and understands that”- Rahul Gandhi says in the interview. Surely Mr. Gandhi you don’t expect India to believe you on that.
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