So when the EC summons Narendra Modi for his ALLEGED violation of the model code the it is a confirmation that the allegations are TRUE and action must be taken against Natendra Modi. However when the same EC summons Sonia Gandhi or far that matter any other Congress leader for ALLEGED violation of the model code it becomes completely untenable because all allegations in this case must be FALSE and MALICIOUS. Incidentally Abhishek Singhvi is allegedly a supreme court lawyer. Same something about his intellectual calibre does'nt it?
RE:Congress Doublespeak?????????????????
by . on Dec 09, 2007 11:00 PM Permalink
sonia doublespeak is known to all. when jaya bacchan was asked to resign on the issue of 'office of profit' she cudnt visualise that the same issue wud also hold her in a soup n she herself had to resign.
IF BJP IS AGAINST TERRORIST THEN WHY DID VAJPAYEE GO TO PAK. THEN KARGIL. IT WAS AN INTELLIGENCE FAILURE. STILL OUR SOLDIERS FOUGHT BRAVELY AND TOOK BACK OUR LAND. WHAT NDA DID. COFFIN SCAM. BOTH CONGRESS AND BJP ARE SAME. CONGRESS MUST ANSWER FOR 84 RIOTS, BHAGALPUR RIOTS, BOFORS AND GOD KNOWS WHAT.
Narendra Modi does not require the certificate from an Italian lady.People will reelect him for the commendable development that has taken place in Guj under his leadership.This has been acknowledged by Rajiv Gandhi Foundation in its report on Gujarat.Sonia should read the report before uttering lies against Modi.Perhaps India requires a tough person like Modi for the over all development of the country.
The congress has coolly closed the 1984, Sikh Riots case. Jagdish tytler is reported to have induced the mobs to kill thousands of sikhs and this man is now aquited of all charges now. What a shame. Congress is the Merchants of Death and not the Modi.
The gujarat and the entire india should teach a lesson to the congress party.
RE:Who is merchant of death
by Nilesh on Dec 10, 2007 05:20 AM Permalink
Why will the sikhs retaliate now ?? Congress made a sikh PM, and then other favours are done for them. I pity us Indians who are sold for pennies. I dont know what lessons have we learnt from freedom struggle. Mind you, a sikh or anyone shud not be retaliating against Tytler or Sajjan, they shud be retaliating against Congress becoz Congress it was congress' decision to kill the sikhs in 84' riots.
Sonia Gandhi including all congress talks about NDA realeasing terrorists in exchange of passengers of hijacked IC 814......terming them as promoting terrorism.....but Sonia Ben and Congress please take the pain to answer what made you release terrorists for Rubia Syed daughter of cabinet minister in Kashmir in 80's.
NDA did it for 184 Indian passengers where no commando operation was possible, what was the problem in case of Rubaiya Syed????????????
Sonia is one factor that has been refreshing change in otherwise corrupted ,caste based. fanatical politics of Inidia today. Hope some more leaders will emulate here and start thinking about India as awhole instead of narrow selfish politics.
RE:Sonia is 1 good thing that happened in Indian Politics
by Nilesh on Dec 10, 2007 05:23 AM Permalink
Shut up you philo - This is India, we respect women. We dont like Sonia Gandhi, but we dont stoop down too low for personal comments. I wish Mrs. Sonia had realised what this country gave to her, and what she's giving us back.
CAN YOU TAKE ACTION AGAINST WEST BENGAL GOVERMENT?CAN YO TAKE ACTION AGAINST ULLUUPRSAD/SHARAD PAWAR/JAYALALITA/YOUR BEST FRIEND (ONCE YOU TOLD BLIND KARUNANDHI WAS SUPPORTER OF YOUR HUSBAND'S KILLER)IN POLITICS YOU DONT HAVE ANY VALUE, YOU CAN TAKE SUPPORT ANYBODY BECAUSE YOU ARE SO HONEST,I THINK IF ACT IN FILIMS YOU WILL GET OSCAR.
One would certainly remember that in the Congress regime, when riots between the two communities took place, they were one sided. The modus operandi was to stab hindus with knives, especially in Kalupur and Daryapur areas of Ahmedabad.
Abhishek Singhvi, you wait just another 20-25 years. Then you will come to know who is Sohrabuddin and what is Secular. But by that time it will be too late.
