The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - Oct 2018)

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - )

Post by Sachin » Wed Jul 25, 2018 6:43 am

chetak wrote:His perverted and selective quoting of a news item and the sly obfuscation of facts, all the while portraying the ideals of freedom of speech and the unjustified restrictions placed on "intellectuals"
The hypocrisy of the commies and the "intellectual" riff-raffs have been now exposed in KL. One wannabe intellectuals writes a novel episode stating that Hindu women went to the temple all dressed up so that the temple priest would have s-ex with them. At the same time the same commie & intellectual riff-raffs also want women of all ages to enter the Sabari Mala shrine as well.

These two episodes have made many a passive Hindu sit up and think, but honestly much more efforts are required. "Log kya kahenge" mentality is very high in KL, and many people really require very high push to support any Hindu religious cause. In the case of the novel, Mathrubhumi (the publisher) and the Novelist have now pulled back the novel. Strong rumours that the publisher lost around 50,000 subscription straight way. Sangh Parivar organisations led a door to door campaign asking people to stop subscribing to any Mathurbhumi publication. This kind of Hinduism khatre mein hein calls may be required time and again.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - )

Post by Sachin » Wed Jul 25, 2018 7:01 am

What is the ground situation in Maharashtra? Media highlighting the Maratha agitations plus also the incident in which MH CM and his wife was turned away from a temple?
Maratha bandh puts Maharashtra on edge

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Post by chetak » Wed Jul 25, 2018 7:36 am

One day soon, this story will hit babu like a tsunami.

MAD are not people to forget gaddari so easily. No good deed will go unpunished, no??

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Some day the story of Chandrababu Naidu's role during NDA1 years will be told. His man Speaker Balayogi could have stopped Giridhar Gamang from voting for the #NoTrustVote that felled ABV Govt by a single vote. But then, politics is about the inexplicable.

ABV, Pramod Mahajan, Jaswant Singh, Brajesh Mishra, the four people who knew the Chandrababu Naidu Story (NDA 1 version), will never tell it to the world. The fifth person who knows the full story would never tell it in deference to the other four. #NoTrustVote
Gamang, whose vote felled the ABV Govt in a #NoTrustVote, is now in #BJP. Despite #CBN 's track record, doors were opened to him by #NDA2. Far more stable allies (#AkaliDal #ShivSena even #BJD) have been treated far more shabbily by #BJP. Politics is truly about the inexplicable.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - )

Post by chetak » Wed Jul 25, 2018 8:17 am

kani and her mother cannot be too far behind now.

The jaws of justice delayed have inexorably begun to close, der aaye durust aaye.

bribery in high places is rapidly losing value under the BJP.


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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - )

Post by chetak » Wed Jul 25, 2018 8:54 am

KL Dubey wrote:
Sun Jul 22, 2018 3:31 pm
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^^^ And the prick's self-righteous victim hood and sense of entitlement is astounding. Why is anyone from BJP beholden to give him an interview after he pukes bile, vitriol, and propaganda against BJP in every breath he utters? Even in his book, the slime ball cannot honestly proclaim that he has a certain ideology, a pro Cong, pro Paki, pro Islamist bent-of-mind, and he essentially feels more western and Brit than Indian and Hindu. He is entitled to all that, but why would he be surprised if his very nemesis chooses to ignore him. Does he think he is so important that BJP will prostrate before him and go through the torture of perverted, loaded questions designed to humiliate and embarrass them?
What I am more pissed off about is what this perverted wanna be Brit talks about in his article - that he met several BJP & RSS top brass, even got a meeting with Amit Shah, had direct access to offices of several BJP Ministers and could call them up and chat at his will. Shame on BJP and its leaders if they even shook his hand, leave alone entertaining him or calling him Karan-ji. Would one of us - the supporters who propelled BJP to 282, ever be entertained by or even allowed within 100 meters of these same ministers? Yet they are careful not to piss these buffoons off much.
This nasty little critter is now in a pathetic state mentally, as the tone of the writeup indicates. These last few years he has been waiting nervously for the axe to fall - especially after being told by Pavan Verma that Modi is completely ignoring him and will strike when the time is right. Running from pillar to post to get time with NaMo.

Understand that it is not the interview that he is really seeking with NaMo, but the chance to have a chat with him and be reassured that "aal ij well" like old times. He now realizes what he has done and is shyte-scared of retribution. He must be in quite a condition to have spilled his guts all over "the Wire".

Seems like generally tough times for Brit-wannabes like Thapar and Tharoor.

Chandragupta, no need to be pissed off. Just enjoy watching these nasties boil slowly in the cauldron they created for themselves.





It also explains why nehru foolishly propped up the less than useless Gen PN Thapar, the "hero" of the 1962 war with china.
Surprising that most Indians r not aware of Thapers family lineage.. It's a best study of what elitism is in Nehruvian India.. Betrayal, compromises, falsehood n above all Hindu hatred!


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Post by chetak » Wed Jul 25, 2018 9:50 am

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Post by chetak » Wed Jul 25, 2018 10:46 am

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Hardik Patel, Lalji Patel and AK Patel have been awarded 2 years imprisonment and a penalty of Rs 50,000 each in a case related to vandalising BJP legislator Rushikesh Patel’s office in Visnagar during 2015 Patidar protests. https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1022004013066321921
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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - )

Post by chetak » Wed Jul 25, 2018 11:05 am

more on karan thappad

a mere jhakak of the incestuous and poisonous lootyens society

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - )

Post by chetak » Wed Jul 25, 2018 12:18 pm

Modi sarkar's Rafales cheaper than Sonia regime's: Each aircraft costs Rs 59 crore less



Modi sarkar's Rafales cheaper than Sonia regime's: Each aircraft costs Rs 59 crore less

By Ajit K Dubey, 24, Jul 2018.

Modi sarkar's Rafales cheaper than Sonia regime's: Each aircraft costs Rs 59 crore less

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Government document accessed by MyNation suggests that the cost of the planes under the UPA would have been Rs 255 crore more if the NDA government had settled for the same aircraft that their predecessors had been negotiating for


In the deal for 36 Rafale aircraft signed by the Narendra Modi government with France, India has managed to save Rs 59 crore per aircraft in comparison to the estimated cost of 126 planes which were being negotiated for by the UPA government.

A government document prepared by the Ministry of Defence and the Indian Air Force this year and accessed by MyNation shows that the per unit price of Modi regime’s Rafales, after taking into account the cost of weapons, maintenance, simulators, repair support and technical assistance is coming out to Rs 1,646 crore while the ones negotiated for by the UPA would have come to Rs 1,705 crore.

The document suggests that the cost of the planes under the UPA would have been Rs 255 crore more if the NDA government had settled for the same aircraft that their predecessors had been negotiating for.

The total cost of 36 Rafales is Rs 59,262 crore whereas the 126 planes during the UPA time would have cost Rs 1,72,185 crores as per the document.

Despite spending Rs 9,855 more on the India Specific Enhancements in the planes in the deal done by the Modi government, the cost of the planes is coming to Rs 59 crore less than the UPA price for each aircraft.


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The NDA government has been arguing for a long time that its full-fledged deal for 36 Rafales is much better than the UPA deal that was withdrawn at the negotiations stage itself in terms of both price, as well as the capability, of the planes. This document settles the debate once and for all.

Congress president Rahul Gandhi has been making allegations for the last one year that there is a scam in the 36-plane deal done by Modi government and demanding from the government the exact price of the contract with France.

The document also shows that the Modi government has also managed to get extra muscle for the planes in form of the 150 km-range METEOR air-to-air beyond visual range missiles while it would also be able to destroy ground targets using the 300-km range SCALP missiles which were not part of the package of the UPA deal.

Further, the secret document contains a copy of the file over which the then Defence Minister AK Antony had asked, in writing for a re-examination of the entire process by the Ministry of Defence and its Finance wing (after the finalisation of the commercial negotiations) to determine the lowest bidder — the basis on which Rafale was chosen by India over the European Eurofighter Typhoon, thus confusing the then negotiating team

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - )

Post by Gus » Wed Jul 25, 2018 2:09 pm

motor vehicles act bill,

bribe giver punishment bill..

govt is moving on some things. will be interesting to see passage and effect of these.

bone headed opposition blindly opposing MV bill under "states rights" and "corporates" ..pretty soon "this will punish poor people more" will be propped up.

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Post by Suraj » Wed Jul 25, 2018 3:11 pm

The updates to the motor vehicle act are among the most proactive efforts to recognize cab aggregators using technology. While the west makes piecemeal local legislation to handle this new line of business, we have a central law almost in place. The oppositions arguments are just incoherent, and I've no idea what their argument is, when the slogans and yelling are deleted.

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Post by RajaRaja » Wed Jul 25, 2018 3:39 pm

What is the ground situation in Maharashtra? Media highlighting the Maratha agitations plus also the incident in which MH CM and his wife was turned away from a temple?
Maratha bandh puts Maharashtra on edge
I am too curious to know what impact, if any, this Maratha agitation will have on the 2019 election? Will Marathas vote against BJP, and if so, how it will impact BJP number of seats in Maharashtra ? Can anyone familiar with Maharashtra provide some feedback?

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Post by JohnTitor » Thu Jul 26, 2018 1:54 am

Suraj wrote:
Wed Jul 25, 2018 3:11 pm
The updates to the motor vehicle act are among the most proactive efforts to recognize cab aggregators using technology. While the west makes piecemeal local legislation to handle this new line of business, we have a central law almost in place. The oppositions arguments are just incoherent, and I've no idea what their argument is, when the slogans and yelling are deleted.
It's passed the LS. What are the chances of getting it through the RS?

BJP doesn't have majority there

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - )

Post by Gus » Thu Jul 26, 2018 3:52 am

How did fugitive economic offender bill pass RS?

We just like to imagine a united opposition and dhoti shiver

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Post by Aditya_V » Thu Jul 26, 2018 4:59 am

No party can be seen to be against it.

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Post by Suraj » Thu Jul 26, 2018 5:48 am

Gus wrote:
Thu Jul 26, 2018 3:52 am
How did fugitive economic offender bill pass RS?

We just like to imagine a united opposition and dhoti shiver
There's no united opposition, and the no-confidence motion proved it. Winning 325-126 with more than 90 MPs not even voting, where the no-confidence motion itself was tabled by an alliance partner, and the other major alliance partner abstained. Those 50+ non BJP votes substantially came from the so called opposition onlee, even if we're talking LS here and not RS.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 2 (Mar 2018 - )

Post by Sachin » Thu Jul 26, 2018 9:31 am

Gus wrote:bone headed opposition blindly opposing MV bill under "states rights" and "corporates" ..pretty soon "this will punish poor people more" will be propped up.
The last version of the MV Act amendment bill also had very steep fines for many offences which are today called MV Petty cases. The bill also has lots of provisions to automate the process of detecting traffic violations (rather than deploying policemen to do that job; which also leads to bribery/corruption).

Many bankrupt states (eg: KL) opposes any law in which they persume some of their revenue channels to be closed. And their favourite excuse is the "states rights" and "corporates". There were many states (eg: KL) who opposed the GoI plan to have a uniform motor vehicle tax across the country. Till now that was not the case, and registering a vehicle in one state (to reduce tax) and use it else where was rampant.
How did fugitive economic offender bill pass RS?
Was it pushed as a "money bill"? Then the bill would not land up in RS at all. But this may not be possible in the case of MV Act.

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Post by Rahul M » Thu Jul 26, 2018 11:31 am

it was not puched as a money bill AFAIK.

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Post by RamaY » Thu Jul 26, 2018 1:16 pm

Gus wrote:
Thu Jul 26, 2018 3:52 am
How did fugitive economic offender bill pass RS?

We just like to imagine a united opposition and dhoti shiver
Because it is secular bill and has no real impact on voters per se. Remember the hungama about 3T bill?

Not all bills are same. We must understand this.

I wish NaMo puts a pro-Hindu bill like starting an autonomous Hindu Dharma Parishad with a Rs 1L Crore central seed fund per year for 10 years as a first step to move to all Hindu Temples and their properties under this Dharma Parishad's management.

All the seculars will crawl out of the woods to oppose it; including quite a few in BJP.

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Post by v_raman » Thu Jul 26, 2018 7:13 pm

We should get a bill to get all religious institutions under govt control - including minority ones. That is secularism!

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Post by JohnTitor » Fri Jul 27, 2018 1:20 am

Sachin wrote:
Thu Jul 26, 2018 9:31 am
There were many states (eg: KL) who opposed the GoI plan to have a uniform motor vehicle tax across the country. Till now that was not the case, and registering a vehicle in one state (to reduce tax) and use it else where was rampant.
I thought the uniform vehicle tax was part of this bill. Was there a separate bill passed for that? It's ridiculous that the amount you pay depends on where you register it

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Post by Sachin » Fri Jul 27, 2018 6:36 am

CPM mouthpiece praises Rahul. The CPI(M) requires one identified "enemy" in order to start its day. Earlier it was the Congress, now the old "enemy" is their saviour and they have found a new "enemy". I don't know if any other party actually considers their opposition as "enemies".

Cannot bar entry of women on physiological reasons: SC

Scanning through the daily news reports (in MSM) looks like His honours have already reached a conclusion. But the arguments made by some of the lawyers like Parasaran are really worth a read. Nobody can say that the Hindu organisations have not done their home work. The message that the courts are trying to re-define Hinduism in a way it pleases is really getting sent out now.
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Fri Jul 27, 2018 1:20 am
I thought the uniform vehicle tax was part of this bill. Was there a separate bill passed for that? It's ridiculous that the amount you pay depends on where you register it
I have not gone through the latest bill in detail. There was the bill which was proposed a couple of years back. Motor Vehicle Act 1988 even today does NOT talk much on vehicle taxation. The various provisions related to issue of licenses, certificate of registrations, setting of speed limits (right of government to do that) and then a huge list of offences and penalties are what is listed in this act. There is nothing mentioned about road tax in MV Act.
The rights to levy a road tax comes from a provision in the Constitution, which permits states to levy road taxes. They are to follow a central legislation if such a legislation exists, or they can form their own tax related rules. There is no central legislation at the moment, and so every state has a State level "Motor Vehicle Taxation Act" using which they determine the taxation rules and amount. So if the central government comes up with a Motor Vehicle Taxation Act (and rules) states automatically will have to fall in line.

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Post by Sachin » Fri Jul 27, 2018 8:54 am

What are the latest rumours at Chennai?
Doctors monitoring Karunanidhi’s health; sons Stalin, Azhagiri arrive in Chennai .

Mean while CPI(M) in Kerala shows its stance when it comes to tolerance and acceptance of other views. ‘Grandhalokam’ editor ousted for publishing article against CPM view.

And the KL state government's dilly-dallying on Sabari Mala issues keep coming up again and again Women's entry to Sabarimala; New admin council holds different stand.

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Post by chetak » Fri Jul 27, 2018 1:25 pm

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Post by Gus » Fri Jul 27, 2018 1:30 pm

Not all bills will pass in RS and not all bills will fail in RS as well, due to an imaginary opposition unity. Amit Shah moved to RS to manage the RS situation.

RS is not going to change till June 2019 as nobody's term is expiring till then

Assam 2 on June, including MMS. (Would like to see this dummy tossed out)

TN - 6 in July. Probably 3/3 or 4/2 for admk.

and THAT'S IT for 2019. And then a bunch of members in 2020. Don't know composition of parties among that crop...

suffice to say RS needs to be managed for a while. I don't think anything very contentious, that becomes rallying for opposition unity, will pass.

nota people, suck it up and get in line. it's a long game.

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