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Post by chadev » Thu Apr 25, 2019 4:05 pm

Its hard to take twitter pundits seriously. If you support BJP, you follow certain handles and feel happy when you see good news about the party. That PP guy is milking them and making good money out of it.

They all previous december elections wrong so i hope there is no complacency happens this time...

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Post by rhytha » Thu Apr 25, 2019 6:22 pm

chadev wrote:
Thu Apr 25, 2019 4:05 pm
Its hard to take twitter pundits seriously. If you support BJP, you follow certain handles and feel happy when you see good news about the party. That PP guy is milking them and making good money out of it.

They all previous december elections wrong so i hope there is no complacency happens this time...
I don’t think Namo or AS follow PP or other media, it’s only for us a Abdul’s. PP polls and survey and booth level stuff is only 10-20% more accurate mine or your guess.

I still don’t understand why BRF guys believe in these polls, cadres always say their party will win in polls, the undecided voters who basically decide the winner never say the truth, they say what’s acceptable or expected but actually vote the opposite.

Most politicos don’t care one way or the other they always trust their cadres who have skin in the game than PP or other media houses who are making money out of survey polls and care jack shit about the actual results one way or the other

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Post by Muns » Fri Apr 26, 2019 12:05 am

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please also run a twitter handle to automatically tweet articles as they are uploaded on the site. pretty sure you can buy such services too.
makes it much easier to access
Thank your Rahul for the feedback. We do have a twitter account but I will make sure that it's on the website as you said for easier access.

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Post by chetak » Fri Apr 26, 2019 4:04 am

Opposition's ire at Narendra Modi's 'interview' by Akshay Kumar is the reaction of outsmarted defeatists



Opposition's ire at Narendra Modi's 'interview' by Akshay Kumar is the reaction of outsmarted defeatists

Sreemoy Talukdar Apr 25, 2019

It is difficult to understand the avalanche of criticism from usual quarters around Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘apolitical’ interview by Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar. The Congress called a news conference to react to it. Its president Rahul Gandhi posted a ‘shayari’ on Twitter, taking a dig at Modi. His sister, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, referred to the prime minister as ‘chief publicity minister’. Liberals saw red, so did a section of the media. What exactly is the issue?

One reason for Congress’ ire is that it has been outsmarted by the BJP. It was evident that the so-called ‘apolitical’ interview was an innovative PR strategy designed to raise the prime minister’s profile. In a presidential mode of election — which is what the Lok Sabha polls have become since both the BJP and the Opposition have conspired to turn it into a mandate on Modi — the personality of the candidate is as important as the issues on campaign menu.

One of the reasons why the Congress wanted to have Narendra Modi’s biopic banned on celluloid or other streaming platforms is that it enlarges the prime minister’s larger-than-life persona. The biopic has Modi as the subject. He is reportedly shown to be heroic in adversity, steadfast in will, in love with his country and its people and standing against forces of division. Though it is a work of fiction, the Election Commission (EC), in delaying its release, felt that it may affect voter sentiment when elections and campaigning are under way.

Oppositions ire at Narendra Modis interview by Akshay Kumar is the reaction of outsmarted defeatists


How does that work? The fear is that the character traits on reel might get attributed to the person in question for real, and Modi’s popular appeal might exponentially increase just when people are standing in line to cast their ballot. That, at least, is the fear that led to the movie makers being asked to delay the biopic’s release. The EC has taken a similar decision with the Mamata Banerjee biopic.

EC’s act to delay the release of these movies ostensibly because they violate the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) might be interpreted as a challenge to the freedom of expression guaranteed by the Indian Constitution, but the powers vested with the EC enable it to take such actions and its move enjoys a degree of latitude. The Congress was doubtlessly happy with the development.

This is where the “interview” of Modi conducted by a celluloid superstar was such a PR masterstroke. The MCC guidelines prevented the Modi biopic from being released on time, but what if the same messaging is done by changing the medium, made even sharper and released in such a way to ensure even greater coverage?

Buying a movie ticket for the Modi biopic is an exercise of personal choice. The movie may be a hagiography, but its makers can’t force patrons to watch it if they don’t wish to. What if the platform is changed from silver screen or streaming device to another format where it will ensure voluntary telecast and grab millions of eyeballs?

One must applaud the way the BJP executed the idea and took communication to the next level. The platform was carefully chosen. The journalistic format of an “interview” easily avoids the complications related to MCC and hence is expected to remain outside the purview of the EC. The stress on the word “apolitical” is deliberate. It simultaneously created a new genre, appealed to a cross-section of the public who might be suffering from election fatigue and ensured blanket coverage on electronic and digital media followed by headlines in print.

The “message” was driven home so effectively also because it was done in a non-obvious way — unlike the biopic. What was the message? The effort of the so-called interview was to cast an inward light on Modi’s personality, character traits and personal journey to make the prime minister appear more human — a more rounded and three-dimensional figure far removed from the political caricature that abounds.

Questions that were centred around his personal life, likes and dislikes, relationship with family, how he controls his anger or when does he drink his cup of tea, how much sleep does the prime minister get, what equation does he share with his mother, whether he likes to watch movies, which rival politician sends him kurta and sweets — at one level might draw the “apolitical” viewer who is interested in knowing about the prime minister's life and at another level portrays Modi as a semi-ascetic, a workaholic, a management guru and a down-to-earth leader whose heart beats for the common people.

This is not “apolitical” but political messaging at its very best, leaving the Opposition scratching its head over a response. The move to make Bollywood hero Akshay Kumar — a superstar in his own right — the “interviewer” was a touch of genius because Kumar’s association increased the reach and appeal of the interview and consequently, Modi was able to send his message across to a section that may reflexively remain disinterested in politics.

And the EC could do nothing about it. It is understandable that the Congress is incensed because it really has no answer to BJP’s communication coup and by reacting with ire at the interview, it walked into the trap set by the BJP. It ensured even greater stay for the headlines for the interview and made Congress appear as a sore loser.

The reaction of the Modi baiters in media, “liberals” and compulsory contrarians is on predictable lines. It is not clear what they are objecting to — the BJP’s right to exercise a PR campaign around its most-valued star? That’s what all other parties are doing too. The Congress has made multiple campaign videos which are being aired on TV, appearing in print and every other conceivable medium. If that is a legitimate way to reach out to the voters, so is BJP’s PR exercise to impress voters.


The ire of the Opposition parties and Modi baiters is the reaction of defeatists who know that they have been outsmarted. For the Opposition, there is much to learn from the way BJP is using new-age media to mould its campaign outreach. It was ahead of its peers in using social media in 2014, and five years later, it again showed that it remains the master of the communication game.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 3 (Oct 2018 - )

Post by abhijit » Fri Apr 26, 2019 9:41 am

chadev wrote:
Thu Apr 25, 2019 4:05 pm
Its hard to take twitter pundits seriously. If you support BJP, you follow certain handles and feel happy when you see good news about the party. That PP guy is milking them and making good money out of it.

They all previous december elections wrong so i hope there is no complacency happens this time...
Interestingly after that tweet alleging him of fraud he has stopped giving numbers, only tweeting cliché. His site also not updated.

People have tagged him but he has not responded yet.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 3 (Oct 2018 - )

Post by fanne » Fri Apr 26, 2019 12:37 pm

Ayega to Modi hi...

Suddenly after a lull of few days (when it seems that C -system had given up), it is back with vengeance to run down Bharat that is India. Is BR on the target list where they have to control the narrative - you bet (as the seeds sown here becomes big trees elsewhere).

So what about the 2019 election -
1.It is lazy narrative and analysis that since BJP maxed out in its stronghold it will bound to loose more seats. Ergo in states like GJ, RJ, MP etc. it can only go down. Is it going down? We will see down below
2.Run down non -MSM pollster with hit jobs, a lie here or lie there. People dishing out 543 (and like clockwork, where in this forum or the other one, apart from the C-system opinion makers, the same regular handle are first to fall prey and propagate that narrative. I guess they are like virus, line between the non living and living beings, when non living stirrers, they are the first one to catch it and influence the living).
3.543 is victim of above. The first person on twitter to claim that he had a fallout with his original team and is bankrupt is a peace loving secular handle. After that it was rightly picked and spread knowingly by C-system handles and unknowingly by viruses.
4.There are few independent surveyors (non MSM, not counting C voter, Axis, VDP etc.) =-543, Chintamani, Savyasachi, Hameed, Sachin Reddy (mostly for KA), Arvind Barmer, …..and few who are not surveyors but are not lootens and ear, eye and nose to the ground. If you follow them, you will get an idea of what is going on.
5. Surveyors can only catch vote % (if they do it right, right sample size, target population, randomness. If you treat India as one unit and for 99% accuracy and 99% confidence level, the sample size will be 16641 for 80 carore voters. But India does not vote as 1, there are 543 seats. For the same metrics per lok sabha you will need a sample size of 16458 for a 15 lakh avg population. That means for accurate survey on all seats you will need 89 lakh sample. This is the most right and scientific way to do survey if you want to be true to statistics. Clearly it is not possible, so short cuts are taken, instead of taking lok sabha as a unit, states/parts of states are taken as unit (and you introduce errors right here in sampling). Then a smaller and manageable sample can be taken. At this point we have already deviated from science and it is in art territory.
6. Then the surveyors take these vote % use Voodoo magic (also called modelling) and derive seats.
7. On MSM surveyors - They have been very very wrong on many occasions. C voter has been notoriously wrong in both vote % and seat conversions. It recent success in the three states where it got the winner right - he has been wrong on vote % and to a lesser extent seats.
8.Combining all MSM surveyors and non-MSM surveyors - 543 has the best record so far - Only one to get Bihar NDA was loosing, UP BJP was 300 + when all others were saying to the contrary. Surveyors can only get vote% right (if that), seat conversion is still Voodoo magic.
9. He is trying to circumvent the top down survey issue (to be true to science, you need 89 lakh sample size, an impossible exercise), he has build a model, given each seat a voting base for each party, chose bell weather booths to predict swings and then do limited survey and predict. He has been running his MAPi for almost 5-7 years and at least 30-40 state/national elections. This model has some inherent problem - What if the base today is not matching with historical base (like in Chatisgarh, 10% of BJP vote simply moved out, here the base was itself not intact, swings through well weather booths would have not caught this - this remains his biggest risk), or well wather booth selection is wrong or not representative of today's situation.
10. This time he is doing both, doing a top down survey (perhaps with state as a unit, lower sample less costly given his financial situation),and he is also tracking his modelling (bottom up approach) numbers. if you look at his KA numbers, he was band on the numbers and vote % from the top down perspective (please look at his numbers), his MAPi also give almost the same number, but if you analyze his MAPi seat was seat he was only 50% correct, but at the gross level number matched.
11. He loves his MAPi (as no one lese is dong this, all surveys, MSM and non-MSM are top down), he is following that (improving every time, but the inherent limitation can not go away). But other surveyors are doing top down and some modelling (Chintamani, Savyasachi). If you correlate, almost all of them are agreeing on few things (Read on please)
12 In UP mahgathbandhan is not transferring votes to each other. Less so Yadavs, more Jatav Dalits. BJP has been able to get non-Jadav Dalits vote from Mayawati. Non Yadav OBC are transferring votes to BJP (in my very humble opinion, not perhaps at a level that would have by itself sealed the election). FC, urban voters and younger voters irrespective of castes are moving more heavily towards BJP (as compared to 2014). Urban participation has been heavy (unlike 2004). Muslims surprisingly have reduced their participation. Looks good for BJP, but how much, number from my Musharraff is above 60 in UP
13.KA Modi Tsunami, expect better numbers from 2014. Kerala, UDF doing good (better than 2014), but BJP has chances in 3 seats, may win all or may win 0. TN is black box, even exit surveys (reading between the line), is varying from BJP+ OF 4 TO 20. Two telugu states 0
14. MH BJP is doing great, SS not so, but in final analysis, they may hit their 2014 numbers. Some loses, reading between the lines is likely, but not heavy. Gujarat thankfully turned BJP way (even pre poll were saying so), 24-26. Raj is also expected to be in 20+ territory if not all 25. Though you hear BJP is not that well organized (from state leadership perspective, hopefully booth level infra is intact). Punjab, a week ago I would have given all 13 to Cong, now I am hearing it may well be half this number. Saad ji got beaten by his own MLA yet again, that tells you about Delhi. HP,UK I would say 8+ seats. Both Jammu seats, Ladhak perhaps will be lost
15. Bihar is coming good, 2014 repeat or there about with few loses. OD/WB are wild territories - OD between 10-20 and WB between 5-25 (sorry about the range, mostly because of not vote % but booth capturing).
16. MP,CH,JK - MP BJP will do good (23+), CH I was giving 1 to BJP, now at least exit polls are showing 6-9, JK - too early lets wait for the election. Assam and NE it is advantage BJP, of the 25 seats there , NDA could be 20+

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Post by chetak » Fri Apr 26, 2019 1:06 pm

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Post by chetak » Fri Apr 26, 2019 1:08 pm

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Modi to BJP karyakartas in Varanasi: "We (BJP) have not become big because of newspaper headlines, because of TV news, we have not come from big families. We are like the cowherds of Krishna, the vanarsena of Hanuman, or Shivaji's forces. we are soldiers of Bharatmata."

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Post by crams » Fri Apr 26, 2019 3:20 pm

Guys, one of the beauties of electronic media and proliferation of SM sites is that its very easy to go back and access archives of past analy-ses of ModiJi haters.

Reason I bring this up is that ModiJi haters and propaganda machines are going through all kinds of convulsions trying to 'prove' that this is not a Modi wave election. Maybe true, may not be true. And this is where past analy-ses from the same chutiyas come in. I recall that in 2014 also, many 'pundits' were mocking the idea of a Modi wave. Chief among them was Lutyen heartthrob and '5-star liberal' fraud Amartaya Sen. I recall low-IQ mouthpieces like Burka Bibi and Coupta endlessly quote this guy. And he was not alone. Many of the run-of-the-mill pundits were also claiming the same. The same chutiyas are now claiming the same. The new narrative is that its 543 individual elections, and no ModiJi wave.

I don't have a sense as to whether there is a ModiJi wave or not. And keeping fingers crossed.

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Post by Kumar » Fri Apr 26, 2019 4:26 pm

Don't know if Modi's varnasi roadshow yday was bigger than in 2014. It was as good as in 2014. Losses from next phases in UP will be less and results may be closer to 2014 for those seats.

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Post by Kumar » Sat Apr 27, 2019 2:32 am

EC bans politicians in asking votes based on religion but there is no ban for the below.
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“The notion that the BJP would win, set in motion by news channel
surveys, seems to have galvanised the minorities to come out in large
numbers. The Church had launched a silent campaign in coastal areas
to convince the voters of the need to stem the rise of the BJP,” an
associate professor of politics, who requested anonymity, said.

https://english.manoramaonline.com/in-d ... puram.html

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Post by crams » Sat Apr 27, 2019 4:24 am

Guys, watch this terrific interview ModiJi gave to India Today and Aaaj tak journos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7Ep4VtePPk

And this interview was no soft ball back and forth. Rahul Kanwal challenged ModiJi on many of ModiJi haters' pet peeves, failure of demo, GST, farmers, jobs etc. And ModiJi answered the questions as best as he could. His haters will not like his answers, but at least he took the questions. Then those 2 ladies, Anjana Kashyab, and I forget the other lady's name, both were respectful but forceful in their questioning. Burka Bibi must be seething with jealous that she didn't get to do the interview.

And I am a bit Hindi challenged, but ModiJi's sense of humor is cutting edge. The last bit is worth watching where he cuts a joke on what SM will say about the interview with the 3 journos. Even I burst into laughter :-).

Can't imagine Pappu or any of the thugbandhan 'leaders' even coming close to such mastery over various issues, much less sense of humor.

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Post by chetak » Sat Apr 27, 2019 11:08 am

crams wrote:
Sat Apr 27, 2019 4:24 am
Guys, watch this terrific interview ModiJi gave to India Today and Aaaj tak journos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7Ep4VtePPk

And this interview was no soft ball back and forth. Rahul Kanwal challenged ModiJi on many of ModiJi haters' pet peeves, failure of demo, GST, farmers, jobs etc. And ModiJi answered the questions as best as he could. His haters will not like his answers, but at least he took the questions. Then those 2 ladies, Anjana Kashyab, and I forget the other lady's name, both were respectful but forceful in their questioning. Burka Bibi must be seething with jealous that she didn't get to do the interview.

And I am a bit Hindi challenged, but ModiJi's sense of humor is cutting edge. The last bit is worth watching where he cuts a joke on what SM will say about the interview with the 3 journos. Even I burst into laughter :-).

Can't imagine Pappu or any of the thugbandhan 'leaders' even coming close to such mastery over various issues, much less sense of humor.
The presstitutes have now caught on to the fact that Modi uses their "tough interviews" to present his point of view and these presstitutes have to just lump it. The interviews are, as a precaution, also live recorded by DD for their archives and thus it also serves as an open warning that if any untoward editing takes place, the edited portions will mysteriously find their way to you tube.

Such malicious editing by one stupid tv channel, did, in fact, did take place and the "edits" were prominently displayed on you tube with a baying right wing social media hot on the trail of such crooks.

Modi always did have a wicked and impish sense of humor along with impeccable timing that left the opposition reeling.

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Post by chetak » Sat Apr 27, 2019 11:39 am

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Post by Kumar » Sat Apr 27, 2019 2:30 pm

BJP needs clones of Modi in southern states for them to grow in south as most people cannot understand hindi. Even for those who studied hindi in school, it is not easy to understand or appreciate his poetic oratory speeches. BJP needs to grow local young leaders in each of the southern states except in Karnataka.
crams wrote:
Sat Apr 27, 2019 4:24 am
Guys, watch this terrific interview ModiJi gave to India Today and Aaaj tak journos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7Ep4VtePPk

And this interview was no soft ball back and forth. Rahul Kanwal challenged ModiJi on many of ModiJi haters' pet peeves, failure of demo, GST, farmers, jobs etc. And ModiJi answered the questions as best as he could. His haters will not like his answers, but at least he took the questions. Then those 2 ladies, Anjana Kashyab, and I forget the other lady's name, both were respectful but forceful in their questioning. Burka Bibi must be seething with jealous that she didn't get to do the interview.

And I am a bit Hindi challenged, but ModiJi's sense of humor is cutting edge. The last bit is worth watching where he cuts a joke on what SM will say about the interview with the 3 journos. Even I burst into laughter :-).

Can't imagine Pappu or any of the thugbandhan 'leaders' even coming close to such mastery over various issues, much less sense of humor.

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Post by SSundar » Sat Apr 27, 2019 4:59 pm

tajmahal321 wrote:
Sat Apr 27, 2019 2:30 pm
BJP needs clones of Modi in southern states for them to grow in south as most people cannot understand hindi. Even for those who studied hindi in school, it is not easy to understand or appreciate his poetic oratory speeches. BJP needs to grow local young leaders in each of the southern states except in Karnataka.
Funny I was just saying this to someone a few minutes ago. I remember Rajiv Gandhi's days when every important speech of his on DD would be followed by a translated speech made by a prominent local face. In TN, it was usually P. Chidambaram. You could truly appreciate the gesture in reaching out to the masses. Even though I understood RG's speech in English very well, it was a joy to watch PC's Tamil version as well.

Some YouTube Tamil channels have come up recently where they voice-over in Tamil some of Modi's parliament speeches.

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Post by Supratik » Sat Apr 27, 2019 5:03 pm

Have you guys seen the Kashi Viswanath Corridor project in Kashi? I just rechecked the videos. If I am not mistaken the project has basically cleared and surrounded the original temple i.e. the Gyanvapi mosque from all sides. So that disputed site except the mosque is now gone.

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Post by KJo » Sat Apr 27, 2019 10:33 pm

I've been enjoying Modiji's interviews... he needs to do more of this. 4 per year.

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Post by Muns » Sun Apr 28, 2019 12:39 am

Supratik wrote:
Sat Apr 27, 2019 5:03 pm
Have you guys seen the Kashi Viswanath Corridor project in Kashi? I just rechecked the videos. If I am not mistaken the project has basically cleared and surrounded the original temple i.e. the Gyanvapi mosque from all sides. So that disputed site except the mosque is now gone.
Supratik, thanks for highlighting the above for me. Didn't really know that this was going on, but what a fantastic project all around. Yet again it really highlights what Modi and Yogi are both really trying to do for Hindus across the country. Of course it seems there is also a lot of propaganda when it comes to folks who believe that they did not now receive enough compensation. Also multiple skewed propaganda videos out there as well with regard to small mandirs in the bylanes being removed as well. Lots of Congress supporters coming on the camera as well as on multiple websites alleging rampant destruction as well.
I hope to see it completed by next year. It would truly mean that the Gyanvapi mosque would indeed be completely surrounded on all three sides by the mandir complex. I'll try to see if we can create a positive public opinion video regarding this. Thanks again.

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Post by Triank » Sun Apr 28, 2019 10:18 am

chetak wrote:
Fri Apr 26, 2019 1:06 pm
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The story alleging sexual harassment by #CJIRanjanGogoi was broken simultaneously in a precise, coordinated operation by @thewire_in, @scroll_in, @thecaravanindia & @TheLeaflet_in. The antecedents of the 1st 3 are known. The 4th of course is funded by @IJaising & Anand Grover


everybody should watch this video!

the spkr makes very pertinent points n provides a logical chronology of events....

1. the court fixers (bhushan, sibbal, jaisingh etc) had conspired to get Modi ji in jail via an FIR through SC on rafale deal, expecting that SC wud ask for explanatn frm govt on rafale deal, n its being a govt to govt deal, the govt would hesitate or trip..

2. this was to be in the backdrop of the assy elex in the 3 states..whr if BJP were to win, then this rafale questioning wud be skipped..but if BJP lost, full readiness was thr to launch an FIR against Modi

3. but govt stumped them n the SC by providing almost all details in a sealed envelope! now even the CJI whom the fixers were thinking as pliable to them, cudnt do anything n had to give clean chit to the govt

3. following which the fixers conspired again using n. ram n his forgery....again this was foiled

4. seeing all this, fixers decided to teach the CJI a lesson n in the classic commie manner, a 'vishkanya' was used to level sexual harassement allegations against the CJI....previously same way a lesson was thought to be taught to fmr CJI dipak misra.

5. the same fixers were involved in the judge loya case too, to launch FIR against amit shah.

all this was revealed to the spkr by a journo long back, n reconfirmed by an SC advocate later.

pls watch n share

(pardon for the sms lingo. copied directly from my message on IMs).

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Post by Triank » Sun Apr 28, 2019 10:20 am

Muns wrote:
Sun Apr 28, 2019 12:39 am
Supratik wrote:
Sat Apr 27, 2019 5:03 pm
Have you guys seen the Kashi Viswanath Corridor project in Kashi? I just rechecked the videos. If I am not mistaken the project has basically cleared and surrounded the original temple i.e. the Gyanvapi mosque from all sides. So that disputed site except the mosque is now gone.
Supratik, thanks for highlighting the above for me. Didn't really know that this was going on, but what a fantastic project all around. Yet again it really highlights what Modi and Yogi are both really trying to do for Hindus across the country. Of course it seems there is also a lot of propaganda when it comes to folks who believe that they did not now receive enough compensation. Also multiple skewed propaganda videos out there as well with regard to small mandirs in the bylanes being removed as well. Lots of Congress supporters coming on the camera as well as on multiple websites alleging rampant destruction as well.
I hope to see it completed by next year. It would truly mean that the Gyanvapi mosque would indeed be completely surrounded on all three sides by the mandir complex. I'll try to see if we can create a positive public opinion video regarding this. Thanks again.
Swarajya had done a very good analysis of the subject and published an article on it in its last issue..perhaps you could interview the same people and govt officers who were interviewed by Swarajya?

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 3 (Oct 2018 - )

Post by Triank » Sun Apr 28, 2019 10:42 am

crams wrote:
Fri Apr 26, 2019 3:20 pm
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I don't have a sense as to whether there is a ModiJi wave or not. And keeping fingers crossed.
y'day's republic tv primetime debate was on the very same issue.
crams wrote:
Sat Apr 27, 2019 4:24 am
And I am a bit Hindi challenged, but ModiJi's sense of humor is cutting edge. The last bit is worth watching where he cuts a joke on what SM will say about the interview with the 3 journos. Even I burst into laughter :-).

Can't imagine Pappu or any of the thugbandhan 'leaders' even coming close to such mastery over various issues, much less sense of humor.
her name is shweta singh.

Modi ji - "after this interview, anjana om kashyap's twitter-feed would be full of 10000 abuses, calling her bhakt doing bhakti. shweta singh's twitter-feed would be full of 15000 abuses calling her the same. but rahul kanwal would be praised & told, you did well!"......and all break into laughter! :P

pappu degenerate is such a worthless scum, like what Modi ji said, that his own parry doesnt take him seriously. else what is the reason that why cant an interview of him be fixed with atleast ahle-durbaris like pallavi ghosh, sagarika ghose etc?! he's considered such an imbecile by his own party, that following his super-laughable interviews in 2014, the congpotty decided not to let him loose for interviews; his pune-farce with malishka being the last straw for them me thinks.
chetak wrote:
Sat Apr 27, 2019 11:08 am
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Such malicious editing by one stupid tv channel, did, in fact, did take place and the "edits" were prominently displayed on you tube with a baying right wing social media hot on the trail of such crooks.
reminds me of the wittiness of Swami Ramdev ;)

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - 3 (Oct 2018 - )

Post by Supratik » Sun Apr 28, 2019 12:54 pm

Muns the small temples are intact. Only the concrete jungle has been removed. The gyanvapi mosque I think is in the center of the project. I hope they do something similar with the other ghats and the Mathura temple as well.

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