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

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Post by RajaRaja » Sun Sep 23, 2018 5:03 pm

Yes Mallya extradition is not a sure thing given the past experiences, but I think getting Mehul Choksi deported from Antigua may not be that difficult. If govt. asks Antigua to revoke Mehul Choksi citizenship on the basis that he furnished false info. and then deport him to India, Antigua will likely cooperate.

IMO getting Mehul Choksi deported may be easier than getting Mallya deported and could be done in next 6 months but so I have not heard the govt. making such a request to Antiguan govt.

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Post by Supratik » Sun Sep 23, 2018 6:09 pm

Saseedharan Pillai is the new KL BJP chief. Adhir Chaudhury who has been removed as INC WB unit chief may join BJP.

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Post by SSundar » Sun Sep 23, 2018 10:13 pm

Lilo wrote:
Sun Sep 23, 2018 4:25 pm
Gus wrote:
Sun Sep 23, 2018 3:53 pm
damping petrol prices around election time made it a non-issue in KA. it'll be the same nationally as well.

rupee depreciation by itself is not an election issue. the impact on gas is an issue, and that can be negated when needed.

no point in throwing money at this now..
As I posted in the achievement thread petro prices form only 7% of the expense basket of aam aadmi.
Even if petrol/diesel appreciated in past few months by 15% the other items in the expense basket like food,housing,healthcare, education,clothing etc depreciated or were stable making overall consumer inflation at the low figure 3.5% while still achieving 8% growth.

No wonder the paid presstitutes and sikular gatbandhan gangs are nonstop crying as if sky is falling on high petro prices while common people are aware of the overall price situation which is complete reverse of double digit inflation years of UPA.
I totally get the economic details of this. In fact, I am disappointed in the entitlement mentality of our educated middle class. My limited economic education tells me that petrol prices are actually low since they are not high enough to dampen the record sales of cars and motorbikes.

That said, the middle class (and not the aam aadmi) is more inclined to believe in all this mud being slung at this government on Rafale because "they betrayed their middle class voters, so they are probably as corrupt as the Congis too."

Modi's new votebank of BPL and underprivileged people better come through in 2019 since BJP's traditional middle class voters are pretty much sure to stay home or vote NOTA. Some might be pi$$ed off enough to vote Congis.

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Post by hanumadu » Mon Sep 24, 2018 12:11 am

This had to be dug up by twitterati. Don't know what BJP is doing.
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In Feb 2013, @PChidambaram_IN cut budget of Defence by 14,000 Crore in the “ongoing Financial Yeal”(2012-13) which in result delayed the plan of Rafale deal. So actual budget was not actual budget during UPA rules.
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In Feb 2014, just before elections, A K Antony said, ” No Money left for initial payment of Rafale Jets, we will sign the deal in 2014-15 fiscal years”.
looks like they spent all the money in pappu’s rally or they didnt get any commission.
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Post by hanumadu » Mon Sep 24, 2018 12:27 am

SSundar wrote:
Sun Sep 23, 2018 10:13 pm
Lilo wrote:
Sun Sep 23, 2018 4:25 pm
Gus wrote:
Sun Sep 23, 2018 3:53 pm
damping petrol prices around election time made it a non-issue in KA. it'll be the same nationally as well.

rupee depreciation by itself is not an election issue. the impact on gas is an issue, and that can be negated when needed.

no point in throwing money at this now..
As I posted in the achievement thread petro prices form only 7% of the expense basket of aam aadmi.
Even if petrol/diesel appreciated in past few months by 15% the other items in the expense basket like food,housing,healthcare, education,clothing etc depreciated or were stable making overall consumer inflation at the low figure 3.5% while still achieving 8% growth.

No wonder the paid presstitutes and sikular gatbandhan gangs are nonstop crying as if sky is falling on high petro prices while common people are aware of the overall price situation which is complete reverse of double digit inflation years of UPA.
I totally get the economic details of this. In fact, I am disappointed in the entitlement mentality of our educated middle class. My limited economic education tells me that petrol prices are actually low since they are not high enough to dampen the record sales of cars and motorbikes.

That said, the middle class (and not the aam aadmi) is more inclined to believe in all this mud being slung at this government on Rafale because "they betrayed their middle class voters, so they are probably as corrupt as the Congis too."

Modi's new votebank of BPL and underprivileged people better come through in 2019 since BJP's traditional middle class voters are pretty much sure to stay home or vote NOTA. Some might be pi$$ed off enough to vote Congis.
See Gus' post above. The govt is keeping the powder dry.

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Post by RajaRaja » Mon Sep 24, 2018 3:25 am

When it rains, it pours?
Another Gujju businessman runs away with Rs 5,000 crore bank loan!
Rs 5,000 cr bank fraud: Nitin Sandesara, family may have fled to Nigeria

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Post by JohnTitor » Mon Sep 24, 2018 3:52 am

This petrol thing isn't as quite a damp squib as some people here suggest. If you go the forecourts or talk to auto drivers or scooter owners, you will realise that they are not at all happy with the price.

Now, we can argue whether they realise the reasons behind the steep price or who is actually responsible, but from what I hear, pappus gang is doing a fine job pinning it on NM.

Let me reiterate what I've said all along, perception matters more than facts. And believe you me, the middle class here is unaware of anything beyond their daily chores. There is absolutely no attempt to see what's really happening. It is so easy to fool these guys. No wonder fake news can be peddled so easily in India.

Sorry but the BJP must push their agenda through better optics, they are constantly on the backfoot defending themselves.

I will tour a few villages over the next few months to get a picture of their views.

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Post by OmkarC » Mon Sep 24, 2018 4:55 am

Lilo wrote:
Sun Sep 23, 2018 5:02 pm
Btw Maoists executed a contract today on one sitting MLA and one ex-MLA from north AP districts on behalf of their principals.
They surrounded and gunned down k sarveswara rao and siveri soma without any prior warning which is not their usual ideological modus operandi.
As usual this elimination comes on the eve of election.

Going by "Cui bono" and the historical precedent where maoists worked as political extensions of TDP/CBN ,

This elimination is a cutting down of Konathala Ramakrishna faction strong in northern AP dists anakapalle-vskp.

Both killed were vidhayaks to konathala faction who after the collapse of congress in AP (post division) were more or less partyless and were opportunistically jumping b/w ysrcp and tdp.
They publicly showed interest and were gravitating towards BJP in the long-term.
For 2019 they were ready to dump tdp seeing the firm direction of political wind towards ysrcp.

Immediate outcome is cbn has seen challengers to him eliminated from a critical zone in the north eastern AP.
One should investigate Harikrishna's death as well.. do you have any insight into what all this drama about this fake Swami Prabodhananda is ?

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Post by darshhan » Mon Sep 24, 2018 5:02 am

Haldiram wrote:
Mon Sep 24, 2018 3:25 am
When it rains, it pours?
Another Gujju businessman runs away with Rs 5,000 crore bank loan!
Rs 5,000 cr bank fraud: Nitin Sandesara, family may have fled to Nigeria
No need for a negative stereotype.

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Post by Sachin » Mon Sep 24, 2018 8:50 am

SSundar wrote:At this point, Congis have developed a serious assault front. By itself, Rafale would not have dented Modi in any serious way. But, coming on top of the Petrol/Diesel Prices and Rupee Depreciation against the Dollar, the middle class is just pretty much tired of giving the benefit of doubt to Modi.
This "middle class" also should seriously think of "Do not ask what the nation can give you, think you what can give the nation". There has not been any dip in automobile purchases even when the fuel prices have been sky rocketing. The Middle class are also one big group who are also "tired of" voting.
Unfortunately, the middle class is too tired of the noise that they no longer have the energy to sift through this garbage to find the truth.
And if BJP has sensed this (most likely they would), they would just ensure that they would come up with schemes which would target the group which is most likely to vote for them. The middle class have not reached a position to dictate terms with the government of the day.
Modi's new votebank of BPL and underprivileged people better come through in 2019 since BJP's traditional middle class voters are pretty much sure to stay home or vote NOTA. Some might be pi$$ed off enough to vote Congis.
Even as a person from this group, I would say "Let them". Because when the "seculars" under INC start selling the nation to outsiders and the minority religion folks come home to teach them a few lessons in "secularism"; these folks would have to just sit and whine :)) .
crams wrote:Last but not the least, US/UK themselves have an interest in seeing a Pappu regime in power. Because on the economic front, I mean policies that will help whites make money in India, there won't be much difference between BJP and Congoons. But on the Paki front, you will see a world of a difference.
May be true. Just like how UK with the help of Mountbatten handed over the country to 1-2 leaders who were more "British than the British themselves". And that move did help UK in the long run. So most likely they wish to have such puppets rule India even starting today.
Supratik wrote:Saseedharan Pillai is the new KL BJP chief. Adhir Chaudhury who has been removed as INC WB unit chief may join BJP.
It is S. Sreedharan Pillai, and he is also an advocate. But make no mistake, this is not going to make any improvement in BJP chances in KL. The BJP folks were out on social media that 4 Christian padre joined them, and within 24 hours Fr. Mathew Manavath dismisses news of joining BJP :lol:. So much for the command & control of the state level BJP leadership.
Haldiram wrote:Another Gujju businessman runs away with Rs 5,000 crore bank loan!

Perhaps we sould force Gujaratis from doing business, and while at it can also stop Gujaratis from contesting elections ;). Only "honest businessmen" like M.A Yusuf Ali, who made a minor mistake of also dealing via "shell companies" should be allowed to do business in India :roll:.
JohnTitor wrote:Sorry but the BJP must push their agenda through better optics, they are constantly on the backfoot defending themselves.
The BJP already has planned to for a massive door to door campaign with the youth involvement being the highest. The BJP already knows that main stream media is heavily biased against them, and no "optics" will ever be sellable through the MSM. So BJP will have to figure out a way to have much more good people connect on the ground. The "optics" through MSM, even if it does help is only going to reach to the "middle class" who are quite strong on "sense of entitlement".

Mean while some other news.
Bishop Franco Mullakal remanded till October 6; shifted to Pala sub jail, while Sexual allegation against PK Sasi {of the CPI(M)}: Top official attempts to influence complainant.

Makeover gambits by RSS, Congress: Are they for real?

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Post by suryag » Mon Sep 24, 2018 10:16 am

RG i should say is indeed firing on all cylinders, awesome i should say

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Post by JohnTitor » Mon Sep 24, 2018 12:26 pm

Sachin wrote:
Mon Sep 24, 2018 8:50 am
This "middle class" also should seriously think of "Do not ask what the nation can give you, think you what can give the nation". There has not been any dip in automobile purchases even when the fuel prices have been sky rocketing. The Middle class are also one big group who are also "tired of" voting.
I don't disagree with anything you've stated as such. But the problem in India is the fact that everyone feels entitled to one thing or another, be it freebies or reservation or subsidies. And until that mentality goes, those slogans are best left unsaid.
Even as a person from this group, I would say "Let them". Because when the "seculars" under INC start selling the nation to outsiders and the minority religion folks come home to teach them a few lessons in "secularism"; these folks would have to just sit and whine :)) .
Again, no disagreement as such. But by the time these people realise it, it'll be too late. Not to mention that it is likely that it'll be their kids or grandkids that'll pay the price, not them. Just as we are paying the price for the mistakes of the first leaders of India.

The BJP already has planned to for a massive door to door campaign with the youth involvement being the highest. The BJP already knows that main stream media is heavily biased against them, and no "optics" will ever be sellable through the MSM. So BJP will have to figure out a way to have much more good people connect on the ground. The "optics" through MSM, even if it does help is only going to reach to the "middle class" who are quite strong on "sense of entitlement".
I cannot speak for this campaign but the last campaign, KA state elections, BJP candidates were asking for votes in Modi's name, not his achievements. That is pointless, they need to showcase the work done by this team, not beg for votes (only) because they are part of team Modi.

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Post by Sachin » Mon Sep 24, 2018 1:18 pm

JohnTitor wrote:
Mon Sep 24, 2018 12:26 pm
I cannot speak for this campaign but the last campaign, KA state elections, BJP candidates were asking for votes in Modi's name, not his achievements. That is pointless, they need to showcase the work done by this team, not beg for votes (only) because they are part of team Modi.
Totally agree with you on this point. That is the problem with BJP leaders in many places. It is like openly admitting "You see as a BJP leader I am clue less dumbo, but vote for me as Narendra Modi is the PM". That message has to change, no two doubts on that. This time it has to be purely based on the achievements of current GoI under command Modi. Statements on BD 'termites' from Amit Shah, all seem to indicate that the campaign may not be based on Modi persona, but based on his plans & achievements.

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Post by SSundar » Mon Sep 24, 2018 2:46 pm

JohnTitor wrote:
Mon Sep 24, 2018 12:26 pm
Even as a person from this group, I would say "Let them". Because when the "seculars" under INC start selling the nation to outsiders and the minority religion folks come home to teach them a few lessons in "secularism"; these folks would have to just sit and whine :)) .
Again, no disagreement as such. But by the time these people realise it, it'll be too late. Not to mention that it is likely that it'll be their kids or grandkids that'll pay the price, not them. Just as we are paying the price for the mistakes of the first leaders of India.
Truer words have never been spoken. In fact, these people know that they won't pay the price and they don't care if/when their kids or grandkids will be pay the price. Our education all these years has been designed to make us lose our pride in our country, shirk our responsibilities towards it and glorify foreigners rather than our fellow Indians. With RTE, we are only accelerating this trend.

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Post by chetak » Mon Sep 24, 2018 3:18 pm

Peace provocateurs behind PM Modi’s dialogue debacle

Peace provocateurs behind PM Modi’s dialogue debacle

Modi is not an easy read for the cabals who seek his ear.


Published: 23rd September 2018


By Prabhu Chawla

Diplomacy is the art of deflection and reflection. Modiplomacy is the practice of the unexpected and the unpredictable. Within 25 hours of his announcement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi abruptly withdrew his gift of dialogue after Pak terrorists slit a BSF jawan’s throat and gouged his eyes out. The next day, they murdered three J&K policemen and ordered others to quit the force or be killed. Pakistan also released postage stamps honouring slain terrorist Burhan Wani as a freedom icon. The new India-Pak romance, which began after Modi agreed to Imran Khan’s request for a foreign ministers meet in the Big Apple on September 27, ended in a crimson embarrassment for South Block.

Modi is not an easy read for the cabals who seek his ear. When expected to go easy, he goes for the kill. Counselled to be hawkish, he gets mawkish. As the bodies piled up in the gory graveyard of Kashmir, the nation expected him to teach Pakistan a lesson. But he decided to give dialogue a chance after Imran Khan ascended the Islamabad throne in July. From rising petroleum prices to the Pakistan paradigm, Modi had defied public anger and chose what he felt was the national interest. Within 24 hours of agreeing to talks, he realised boycotting Pakistan would serve India’s interests the best. The dialogue fiasco exposed the ideological schisms within the Indian establishment. The pro-accord lobby had sneakily persuaded Modi to go for a handshake, which would have deflected attention from terrorist violence in the Valley and undermined his nationalist legacy in Kashmir. Just as the Valley has been infiltrated by India’s enemies, so has a substantial space in the Modi dispensation been covertly colonised by a clique plotting to drive his core constituency away.

The year 2017 was the bloodiest in the Valley this century; 15 civilians and 53 security personnel were reportedly killed in terror attacks in 2013, while the numbers in 2017 were 40 civilians and 80 security men. Indian forces have eliminated more terrorists than last year, but the intensity of the bloodletting shows no signs of dialling down. In line with the prevailing mood, Indian ministers had ruled out cross-border conversation. Just before the Pakistan elections, foreign minister Sushma Swaraj was quoted as saying, “There cannot be any comprehensive dialogue with Pakistan till it shuns terrorism.” She was firm that “talks were not appropriate while people are dying on the border”. Just a couple of days before Imran’s letter to Modi arrived, Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman declared, “Terror cannot go along with talks. Ceasefire violations continue to happen and non-state actors are also trying to infiltrate our borders”. Subsequently, similar views were expressed by senior officials, including from the external affairs ministry, who were aware of the deteriorating border situation. According to Home Ministry records, 724 incidents of ceasefire violation took place during 2017 as against 247 in 2013 and barely 70 in 2010.

As the waters of the Jhelum turned deeper red with the blood of innocents, discreet but determined efforts were on in both countries and foreign capitals to bring India and Pakistan back to the talks table. The momentum picked up soon after the Pak elections were over. To dispel Imran’s image as an Army stooge, his sponsors were determined to establish and stabilise the playboy cricketer-turned-politician as a credible force. Imran is a member of the “People like Us” elite. He is also the 33rd richest Pakistani. The rapid sequence of diplomatic initiatives that followed his victory gave enough indication of the new contours of a secret Indo-Pak romance. A look at the turn of events:

*July 26: Pakistan election results start pouring in. As expected, Imran’s PTI emerges as the single largest party. There is little enthusiasm inside and outside Pakistan for an outfit seen as a Pak army proxy. On the day of his big win, Imran declares, “If they take one step towards us, we will take two, but at least need a start. Kashmiris are suffering for long. We have to solve Kashmir issue by sitting across the table. If India’s leadership is willing, then both of us can solve this issue through dialogue. It will be good for the subcontinent also”.
July 30: Ignoring Imran’s Kashmir bombast, Modi phones in his congratulations and tells Imran, “India desires a prosperous and progressive Pakistan at peace with its neighbours. We hope that the new government of Pakistan will work constructively to build a safe, stable, secure and developed South Asia free of terror and violence.”

*August 10: The Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan, Ajay Bisaria, and his deputy meet Imran in the presence of senior PTI leaders, including former Pak foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, who is charged with taking the dialogue forward.
*August 18: After Imran formally takes over in Islamabad, Modi writes to him, saying: “We hope that the new government of Pakistan will work constructively to build a safe, stable, secure and developed South Asia free of terror and violence.” The letter isn’t made public immediately in India. (Nor have the full contents been shared in full.) It is left to Qureshi to interpret its intent. His initial claim was Modi’s epistle was an offer for a dialogue, but the Pak foreign office contradicted the statement afterwards.
*September 17: A letter dated September 14 by Imran Khan is delivered to the Indian government. Before it could react, the text was leaked to the media.

Surprisingly, Imran makes Kashmir the fulcrum of the meeting’s agenda. In his 289-word letter, 45 words concern Kashmir. The third paragraph says, “Bridges and Developing Ties: Pakistan and India have an undeniably challenging relationship. We, however, owe it to our peoples, especially the future generations, to peacefully resolve all outstanding issues, including the Jammu and Kashmir dispute, to bridge differences and achieve a mutually beneficial outcome. Siachin and Sir Creek also need close attention to move towards resolution.” He adds, “Pakistan is ready to discuss terrorism.”
*September 18. India swiftly accepts his request. “I can confirm that on the request from the Pakistani side, a meeting between the two foreign ministers will take place on the sidelines of the UNGA at a mutually convenient date and time,” MEA spokesperson Raveesh Kumar tells the media.
*September 21. The government announces cancellation of the talks as Imran had not given up his “evil agenda”, as if he was a pious personality earlier.

Once again, good faith has been exploited by the provocateurs of peace embedded in the policy superstructure. Modi must never forget that the tragic terrain of Indo-Pak relations is a minefield of misery created by the Pak Army and ISI. Imran’s disingenuous image as Pakistan’s neo-moral force is an avoidable trap, which Modi has sidestepped just in time. The Indian prime minister would be facing some tough questions on his run for a second term in 2019. A tangled tango with a failed state like Pakistan is a suicidal step. The aborted Pak misadventure was obviously scripted by Modi’s enemies within whose plan is to destroy the idea of Moditva.

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Post by hanumadu » Mon Sep 24, 2018 3:37 pm

@maidros78 is spreading that 25 lakh of the 40 lakh people out of NRC Assam are Hindus. Is the remotely close to the actual number? What could the actual number be around?

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Post by Supratik » Mon Sep 24, 2018 3:52 pm

Ayushman Bharat or Modicare, one of the largest health care schemes in the world has been launched. To target 50 crore people.

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Post by Supratik » Mon Sep 24, 2018 3:53 pm

NRC did not ask questions about religion. That number is coming from Mamata camp. Target WB election.

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Post by Sachin » Mon Sep 24, 2018 4:00 pm

hanumadu wrote:
Mon Sep 24, 2018 3:37 pm
@maidros78 is spreading that 25 lakh of the 40 lakh people out of NRC Assam are Hindus. Is the remotely close to the actual number? What could the actual number be around?
This is a clever ploy from the "seculars" of India in general and West Bengal in particular with Mamta Begum driving the show. And it has multiple aspects to it.
1. Give a message that after NRC it would be the Hindus who would suffer more than the Muslims. This would get the "Hindutwa brigade" confused and may even get them to revolt. I can already see a disgruntled & sulking Dr.Togadia picking up on this one ;). He has been getting news space, now that he is talking against Modi.
2. Use this figures to show that Modi & central govt. just don't care about Bangladeshi Hindus who are not treated well in Bangladesh, and thus had to escape to India. The BJP's "Hindu friendly" image takes a hit. There would be lots of people who would say that at least Bangladeshi Hindus should be allowed to stay back.
3. Use this confusion amongst the "communal" crowd to ensure that the "vote bank"; i.e Muslim illegals in India firmly stay put here. It also gives them a chance to spread across the country.

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Post by hanumadu » Mon Sep 24, 2018 4:15 pm

Supratik wrote:
Mon Sep 24, 2018 3:53 pm
NRC did not ask questions about religion. That number is coming from Mamata camp. Target WB election.
Thanks for the info. This guy maidros masquerades as a great Hindutvawadi but targets Modi and BJP Incessantly.

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Post by Supratik » Mon Sep 24, 2018 4:28 pm

Sachin,

Another reason. The target is WB elections. They want to make it as against "Bengalis" in general. About 10% of the population in WB are Bangladeshi Hindu illegals i.e. about 7-8 million people (post 1971) and a huge vote bank. 28% Muslims including illegals. Another huge vote bank. Plus sympathy of WB Hindus.The seculars have suddenly found love for Bengali Hindus. As you pointed out if they can sow confusion, derail the process and make it a Hindu issue they can prevent their vote bank illegal Muslims from being deported. As you rightly pointed out even so called Hindutvawadis also are not seeing the big picture. Hindus are doing relatively good in Bdesh with a booming economy. So illegal Hindus should go back.

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Post by Supratik » Mon Sep 24, 2018 4:32 pm

If you believe Bdeshi statistics about 2.5 million Hindus have gone back post-2011 as they are claiming 17 million Hindus in 2016 when the number from census should be about 14.5 million. If true the reason is a booming economy and the relative protection that Hasina is providing.

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Post by hanumadu » Mon Sep 24, 2018 7:49 pm

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Post by Sachin » Tue Sep 25, 2018 8:53 am

hanumadu wrote: This guy maidros masquerades as a great Hindutvawadi but targets Modi and BJP Incessantly.
He is not going to be the one. The numbers would be much higher, as I feel there is a well drafted plan in which "seculars" would start masquerading like "communals" and become "More Hindus than Hindus themselves". Folks like Dr. Thogadia etc. are the more visible faces, but I am sure there would be many many more. And on a lighter note; in Kerala's social media groups (which are active) there are at least three which are "false flag" operations of the "seculars". They all have Hindutwa sounding names (Sanjeevani for example), and their plan is to make false propoganda.
madhub wrote:'Unlike 2014, RSS won't involve itself in 2019 elections'
This report is made by interviewing a person Walter Anderson who says 'Now, I've been told that this is not going to happen in 2019.'. It is not based on any direct talk with the head of RSS or even based on some official statement from that organisation. A white reporter feels (or has been told) about RSS involvement in 2019 elections, which the Indian news reporters have taken it up as God's words. So I would personally be on a "wait and watch" mode on this one.
suryag wrote:RG i should say is indeed firing on all cylinders, awesome i should say
Rafale deal may be one of the last weapons which RG and his coterie has. And the coterie around him is giving him lots of speeches to be made every day. And chap is trying his level best. And being a defence deal, the government is in a tight spot. It may not be able to reveal every thing, and if it does; it could be like giving away secrets to our enemies.

On the Rafale front..
Cong, BJP in Rafale slugfest: Chor verus Ochchi Baat
And verdict on a very "recent" case, i.e Dr. Rajkumar kidnapping :roll:
Dr Rajkumar kidnap case: court acquits all accused. It is good that the verdict is finally out. Or else it would have been tough for the accused #1 and the main prosecution witness to appear in court and again give their statements ;).

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