BJP-PDP-Afzal-JNU
- Modi tu sun le..
- Mufti tu sun le..
- Mehbooba tu sun le..
- Sajjad tu sun le..
- Azaadi.. Azaadi.. Azaadi..
- Bandook ke dum par Azaadi..
- Kashmir ki Azaadi!
These r the slogans which echoed in JNU. These r the slogans which our Secular Politicians and Media r defending as 'Freedom of Speech' and 'Right to dissent'.
There were many other slogans, but, the answer to the repeated dis-comfort of the BJP and the it's supporters on the BJP-PDP alliance lies here. Un-wittingly the enemies of BJP & this alliance have given BJP the answer and matter to rebut these questions.
It is clearly evident from the JNU incident that, the supporters of Azad Kashmir and Pakistan r now clearly disturbed and nervous due to the alliance of the BJP & the PDP, whose founder the late Mufti had termed Afzal Guru as a 'Martyr'.
This is to the credit of the BJP and specially to Narendra Modi and Ram Madhav who relentlessly pursued this fluidly Separatist Party into leaving it's rigid stand on Kashmir and the so called 'Martyrs' and join the Indian Mainstream by partnering it in a govt. One of the partners in this alliance being Sajjad Lone a son of a Separatist Leader Abdul Ghani Lone. Sajjad Lone personally wooed and developed by Modi himself.
What the Congress cud not achieve in 65yrs, the BJP under Modi's leadership achieved it in just 1 year.
Yesterday, I was watching a debate where Sajjad Lone's sister Shabnam Lone who is also a politician and a lawyer but with opposite views of Sajjad also participated. I was very surprised that, though she is against Sajjad partnering the BJP still all her views were pro-India. I went to her FB page and found that she had littered her page with cartoons. One of the cartoon showed Mufti Saeed walking with his shadow. Only that, the shadow wasnt his but that of Modi.
That is the extent the Kashmiris are nervous on the BJP-PDP alliance.
The Secularists have again started commenting on the so called 'Hypocrisy' of the BJP where it is partnering with PDP on one side, whose founder called Afzal Guru a 'Martyr' and on the other side it is taking action against protesters asking justice for the same 'Martyr'. Where, the reality is since the alliance, PDP hasnt uttered a single statement on Afzal Guru, good or bad. And neither on separatists. more
- Mufti tu sun le..
- Mehbooba tu sun le..
- Sajjad tu sun le..
- Azaadi.. Azaadi.. Azaadi..
- Bandook ke dum par Azaadi..
- Kashmir ki Azaadi!
These r the slogans which echoed in JNU. These r the slogans which our Secular Politicians and Media r defending as 'Freedom of Speech' and 'Right to dissent'.
There were many other slogans, but, the answer to the repeated dis-comfort of the BJP and the it's supporters on the BJP-PDP alliance lies here. Un-wittingly the enemies of BJP & this alliance have given BJP the answer and matter to rebut these questions.
It is clearly evident from the JNU incident that, the supporters of Azad Kashmir and Pakistan r now clearly disturbed and nervous due to the alliance of the BJP & the PDP, whose founder the late Mufti had termed Afzal Guru as a 'Martyr'.
This is to the credit of the BJP and specially to Narendra Modi and Ram Madhav who relentlessly pursued this fluidly Separatist Party into leaving it's rigid stand on Kashmir and the so called 'Martyrs' and join the Indian Mainstream by partnering it in a govt. One of the partners in this alliance being Sajjad Lone a son of a Separatist Leader Abdul Ghani Lone. Sajjad Lone personally wooed and developed by Modi himself.
What the Congress cud not achieve in 65yrs, the BJP under Modi's leadership achieved it in just 1 year.
Yesterday, I was watching a debate where Sajjad Lone's sister Shabnam Lone who is also a politician and a lawyer but with opposite views of Sajjad also participated. I was very surprised that, though she is against Sajjad partnering the BJP still all her views were pro-India. I went to her FB page and found that she had littered her page with cartoons. One of the cartoon showed Mufti Saeed walking with his shadow. Only that, the shadow wasnt his but that of Modi.
That is the extent the Kashmiris are nervous on the BJP-PDP alliance.
The Secularists have again started commenting on the so called 'Hypocrisy' of the BJP where it is partnering with PDP on one side, whose founder called Afzal Guru a 'Martyr' and on the other side it is taking action against protesters asking justice for the same 'Martyr'. Where, the reality is since the alliance, PDP hasnt uttered a single statement on Afzal Guru, good or bad. And neither on separatists. more
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During the "Ram-Rajya" the "praja" was considered as happy/rich or as sad/worried/poor as the "Raja" was. In today's world the "in-betweens" who transport the Raja's wishes to the Praja tend to become the so-called "mischief makers". I leave it to you to imagine who they are. Folks, ONE MODI CANNOT DO IT ALONE, SO DO NOT PIN YOUR HIGH HOPES ON HIM alone. Modi shall need your full and unstinted support. If you want your country to come forward, then "motivate the people around you to support the PM and his, and also YOUR OWN "vision". Make contributions towards finally making your motherland into a "recognised developed nation". YOU have to help out; do not shove the responsibility on to "others", least on to Mr Modi. Ask yourselves, what YOU are contributing towards the goal! And if" your" answer leaves you in some doubt, then "question" it again! more
Feb 22
All unrests & agitations have the support of Congress and they are behind all this ... again more
Feb 22
Kashmir is now an integral part of India. Kashmiris should realise this for their own good and for their good future more
Feb 22
lack of will by our previous govts for the development of kashmir and northeastern part of country have brought the situation to the present state and now they do not want it to develop any way. economic development of these states is the only answer. However arrest leakages of fund provided by audit and fixing of responsibility on baubus and netas instead of appeasing them with more funds. more
Feb 18
