ISN'T BJP RUNNING AWAY FROM DEMOCRATIC VALUES & RE-ELECTION NOW?
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Rajkumar seth ji,What you have said is correct.Only Bhaktas cant see their double standards. more
Sep 10
It is not correct that BJP is not family owned.The tickets for MP posts given to the sons of former MP'S.Please go thru the list of BJP candidates. you find the same. In all major political parties dynastic rule continues. Dynasty is not only cause for the gap between Rich & poor. more
Sep 10
History under the regime of IRSgandhi has many flaws because in those days the news given to the people and media was controlled. Many facts have been distorted to suit the gandhi family and their family party ie congress. Many political parties are family owned except BJP and AAP. Dynastic rule has been the sole factor of bringing the huge gap between poor and rich. Governor and LOP issue was the creation of congress. Today same is affecting them. more
Sep 09
Talking of constitution, AK49 was publicly criticised and whole media made hue & cry when he refused to sign the bond in defamation case. After a few days, exactly same thing was done by Yashwant Sinha of BJP in Jharkhand and only a small news appeared in the news papers. What double standards? I wonder where our country and political parties including our media are leading to. more
Sep 09
If we recall, in UP, Governor Bhandari had done the same thing what Najeeb Jung has done now about recommending BJP to form Govt in Delhi. At that time the same BJP had seriously protested and came on the road, but now the same is perfectly ok for them. Is it not double standards that too when they call themselves as the Party with a difference. I understand that for Delhi University elections, BJP candidates have offered free movie tickets of Mary Com to students to garner votes. Is it not equivalent to bribing? The high standards set by NM for BJP (on the death-nails of Congress), seem to be crumbling. The yesterday's open case of offering bribes to AAP MLAs - doesn't it pinch our conscience? How can all the right thinking people accept and support it? AAP is here to cleanse the system, although they have still to learn to be an organised party and also to govern. The gap between rich and poor which is growing by leaps & bounds, cannot be bridged unless corruption is removed from its roots. more
Sep 09
