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Defeat of Congress- the reasons
by Ahi Sen on Feb 27, 2007 09:31 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

The reasons are:- 1. Price rise. 2. Arrogancy of Leaders. 3. Regional Leaders lost respect because of their extra loyalty to a family. 4.Loss of mass contact. 5. Anti poor and anti-labour policies. 6. Submission to US pressure at the cost of national interest.

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RE:Defeat of Congress- the reasons
by Bhaskar Chattopadhyay on Feb 27, 2007 09:33 PM  Permalink
What you said is CPIM's propaganda!

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RE:RE:Defeat of Congress- the reasons
by Ahi Sen on Feb 27, 2007 09:42 PM  Permalink
It is common man's understanding that regional leaders with qualities are sidelined by high command of Congress to keep the party under a showpiece.

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RE:RE:RE:Defeat of Congress- the reasons
by Bhaskar Chattopadhyay on Feb 27, 2007 09:52 PM  Permalink
If they don't do that, how will they create the aura of Indira, Rajiv, Sonia, Rahul, Sonia's Daughter, Sonia's grand daugher (remember how PM exchanged namasker with that kid).

That rot started by Indira Gandhi when he threw out Atulya Ghosh, Kamraj etc etc.

Its too late for course correction. Cong is destined to be wiped out in another decade of so.

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We Need To Be Careful - Bahu May Go Beyond Emergency
by Bala Subramaniam on Feb 27, 2007 09:28 PM  Permalink 

We all now know how cunning the Sonia Bahu has turned out to be. She will leave the Saas miles behind. We need to be careful and watchful, lest she declares Emergency for controlling inflation, incumbency factors, poverty and unemployment. Mind you for handling terrorism, Quattrochi, etc. she may suggest that no laws are required and all the existing laws are annuled. Even normally Manmohan, Pranab, Chidambaram, Shivraj and gang are in her pocket. When she talks about emergency these people will not let her feet go.

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Rising prices,heavy taxes& caste based politics defeated congress
by satish sharma on Feb 27, 2007 09:26 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Hi,

Same thing repeated again.,when paralysed congress defeated BJP in cetere pole. now paralysed opposition defeated Congress. In my view main cause of congress defeate are



1. rising prices

2. heavy taxes ( cruel finance minister )

3. caste based politics ( foolish HRD minister )



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RE:Rising prices,heavy taxes& caste based politics defeated congress
by Vijay on Feb 27, 2007 09:50 PM  Permalink
I agree. Main reason is that the Govt headed by Manmohan Singh is totally isolated from the pulse of the common people and doing the same mistake that BJP did with their India Shining campaign. I would blame PM and FM as the main reasons for the party's defeat. High time Sonia starts weilding her stick with the Central Govt. as only she understands the pulse of the Aam Admi and if she dosen't take corrective action soon, this will keep going on and eventually lead to the defeat in 2009 elections.

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Defeat of Congress
by S P on Feb 27, 2007 09:19 PM  Permalink 

Ye to hona hi tha.

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Question to Mr. Singhvi
by Vaibhav Pradhan on Feb 27, 2007 09:14 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

So, Mr Singhvi, do you want to reanalyze results of last general elections? Did BJP loose power because of anti-incumbency? But all sycophants like you were shouting from roof top that Congress win was because of Sonia Gandhi. Was that analysis incorrect?

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RE:Question to Mr. Singhvi
by Vamsi Nath on Feb 27, 2007 09:32 PM  Permalink
Good answer Vaibhav, why they take time to analyze the elections i dont know. The reason is known to all the Indians beacuse of their poor vote bank politics..

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RE:Question to Mr. Singhvi
by Bala Subramaniam on Feb 27, 2007 09:41 PM  Permalink
Hi Vaibhab - Hope you are not waiting for an answer from Mr. Singhvi. Firstly, he cannot reply. Secondly, also he cannot reply - unless he takes permission from Sonia Italiano.

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Accept mistakes gracefully
by sunilkumar mishra on Feb 27, 2007 09:03 PM  Permalink 

It is the same story everytime a party looses and the other comes back, same analysis, same anti-incumbency factor etc etc. Party in power very well know that not everything is bright in golden PUNJAB. Agriculture, the beiggest asset and pride of the state has been on speedy decline, Of all things, the proud and entreprising and confident punjabi farmer decides to commit suicide never heard before. Have we found causes and the answers, Over the years, Have we not gone farther from the masses and their problems with a royal elite on the chair and flaunting wealth sorrounded by bootlickers? Let's accept our guilt and allow the new incumbent to take the reins for the common well being

sunny

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Singhvi like Dravid
by DakshinaMoorthy G on Feb 27, 2007 08:49 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

This Singhvi also seems to be like dravid. When his party lost, he says he has learnt a lesson from it.

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RE:Singhvi like Dravid
by gautam dasgupta on Feb 27, 2007 09:09 PM  Permalink
You are absolutely right.Perhaps Dravid learnt this dialogue from the INC.Congress has always made mistake starting from the pre-independence days when it accepted partition but didnot accept the exchange of population.Its economic policies were disastrousa for the country.The person who reversed the trend namely PV Narseema Rao was not given his place of honour.This party only knows to appease one family.In fact the party should change the constitution and go in for monarchy instead of taking a facede of democracy.In that case at least the king or queen will be blamed if anything goes wrong.Now if there is any problem the blame is given to everyone other than the particular family, but if anything good happens the credit goes to that family.

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PAY FOR YOUR DEEDS
by Shivanand R Prabhu on Feb 27, 2007 08:42 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

Indians cannot be taken for Granted. Dividing Indians on religious and caste lines through Reservation.

I hope congress will be wiped out by 2050 from India

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RE:PAY FOR YOUR DEEDS
by Piyush Bhargava on Feb 27, 2007 08:51 PM  Permalink
I hope Arjun Singh is listening to the thunder of the gathering storm.

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RE:RE:PAY FOR YOUR DEEDS
by Bala Subramaniam on Feb 27, 2007 09:01 PM  Permalink
Duryodhan oops Arjun Singh - his one leg is in politics and another in Samshan Ghat. What he will hear or see now. These are all gone cases. We should ship all such jokers to Kala Pani.

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RE:PAY FOR YOUR DEEDS
by on Feb 27, 2007 08:55 PM  Permalink
when one take hindutva as its main agenda, others take reservation and minority on its side. it is going on for the past 15 years and wonder for how long will it continue. when will people welfare be the election manifesto?

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RE:PAY FOR YOUR DEEDS
by mahesh sawant on Feb 27, 2007 09:53 PM  Permalink
Yes Indian can develop only when these so called sonia slaves and chamcha paty will finish .. hpe it works before 2050

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RE:PAY FOR YOUR DEEDS
by Gyan Dutt Pandey on Feb 27, 2007 08:56 PM  Permalink
Oh, you are ready to wait that long! Year 2050 will come after two generations.

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RE:PAY FOR YOUR DEEDS
by Sanjitarani Santra on Feb 28, 2007 10:58 AM  Permalink
2050?what do you mean here?U want to say that we will see Rahul and then Priyanka's kids as PM in next 43 ys?Too much man...

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Antiincumbancy? My foot
by Vinal Gandhi on Feb 27, 2007 08:39 PM  Permalink 

This word is the favourite excuse of the losing pasrty. Why do not they accept that they governed badly? Why does BJP keep getting elected in Gujarat? Why did Sheila Dixit win in Delhi the second time? Why did TDP won twice in succession? Why does CPM keep on winning in West Bengal? Does not antiincumbancy affect them?

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Cong blames it on anti-incumbency
by Piyush Bhargava on Feb 27, 2007 08:36 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

The congress is going downhill. They will have to abandon their divide and rule policy.They will have to decide that the country does not need two prime ministers at a time.They will have to get rid of the Sycophants.It is the congresswallas themselves who will ultimately bring down the party.The writing is on the wall. Even now they are supported by people whose idiology and loyalities are with some other country.

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RE:Cong blames it on anti-incumbency
by Narendra Singh on Feb 27, 2007 09:35 PM  Permalink
friend ! it seems that u r still living in 19th century adhering to ur own subjective and myopic view when it comes to national originity of a leader. u need not fret about the decline of a party. our national interest must be supreme.

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