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RE:RE:RE:3 rd front!! BJP socho!!
by ABDULLAHSAIKH on Jun 07, 2007 04:43 PM Permalink
West Bengal SC/ST & Christians 98 % cast their vote to CPIM,upper Hindu & Muslim cast vote toTMC last two occation but they have to see Mamata is a betrayer now Muslim voting for CPIM last Loksabhaa & assembly vote!!Some muslim & hindu vote got Mamata%u2019s TMC.

SimilarlyAsam,Nagaland,Manipur,Tripura,Bihar,Urissa,Chhatrishgarh,Jharkhand,UP,Tamilnadu,Andhra,Karnataka,Pondi ,Maharashtra & Goa controlled by Regional Party & Congress & some of part CPIM!!!

Jharkhand, Bihar,Punjab & Haryana BJP only tail to others party!!!!

Madhya Pradesh,Rajashtan & Gujarat only strong hold by BJP(58%)!!!
You hv to seen UP%u2019s result!!!BJP if you did not fulfill yr promised to Hindu,how you%u2019ll tk belive to Muslim???

I want only two DAL hv to stay in country Congress & Opponent,now you decided who would be the opponent!!!
Badal.Nitish,Munda all are selfish,they used to BJP for power!!!!
Who is yr strategy maker ask him is this true or not???
So BJP if you don%u2019t get Muslim vote you never can come to power!!
Yr NDA partner are all selfish ,they will make a third front without Cong & BJP!!!!

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RE:RE:RE:RE:3 rd front!! BJP socho!!
by ABDULLAHSAIKH on Jun 07, 2007 04:44 PM Permalink
Mr.Rajnath,Advani,Sudarshan,Modi,Ashok Singhal,Vinay Katiyr when you gave birth this party you thought that you'll use Hindu sentiment for vote banking but dear all you never follow the statistics that HINDU in India have only 22%!!!!Rest of others Muslim 25%,Sikh 5%,Buddhist 8%,Jain 7%,Christian 12% & SC/ST(whom u called Dalit)21% = 100%.
So BJP now time has to come change yr policy otherwise you should completely finished within 10 years from national party, only will stay in some state like others regional party!!!
Only Muslim can change Indian politics, if they cast their vote to Cong, Cong shd win, if they vote for BJP so BJP shd win otherwise every times Parliament should hang!!!!
I request to you all pls think widely for all of us & make a peaceful,riot free & prosperous India!!!!

Now my Hindu brothers try to understand that terrorist are only terrorist they have no religion!!!After Male Gaon blast, Train blast at Pak border & today at Hyderabad%u2019s Mecca mosque there has been killed 99.9% Muslim ppl!!!Now wts yr opinion dear Hindu fundamentalist? WE Islam not against peace, ISLAM meaning " I SHALL LOVE ALL MANKINDS"!!So pls don%u2019t sought against Muslim!!!Shought against terrorism !! They only work to kill & disturbing to innocent ppl!! When blast happen in train or bus or any place terrorist don%u2019t see which ppl is there !!!Again I have to say terrorist are only terrorist they are not Muslim, Hindu, christan, shikh or any human being!!!
BJP pls don%u2019t play with fir

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by ABDULLAHSAIKH on Jun 07, 2007 04:47 PM Permalink
Like the lotus, we thought we will be in politics but we will be not be mired in the corruption around us.
Then, in Bandra [a western suburb of Mumbai] we held an all-India conclave and we named it Samata Nagar.
About 55,000 workers came to Mumbai. They had great enthusiasm. We had five kitchens with five types of Indian cuisine. The ambience was so simple.
We spent Rs 60 lakh [Rs 6 million], most of which we collected by selling coupons.
There were very few big donators; people didn't donate much because we had broken away from the Janata Party and no one saw a future for our party. There were no Ambanis lining up to fund the party.
Vajpayee was accommodated at party leader Vedprakash Goyal's home and Advani stayed with his relative in Mumbai. Most leaders camped on the ground itself. Simple living and high thinking was our motto.
At that time too, there was a heated debate over who should be the first president of the BJP. To many of us, Vajpayee's commitment to Hindutva was a little feeble. During the Janata rule, when he was a minister, he had written an article criticizing the RSS' approach to national issues.
But there was no alternative to Vajpayee. He was the most popular face of the party and a great orator. There was a conclave within the BJP in consultation with the RSS, to decide the party president.
At that time, the core group of the newly formed BJP consisted of Vajpayee, Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia, Advani, Kushabhau Thakre, Jaganthrao Joshi, Sunder S

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by ABDULLAHSAIKH on Jun 07, 2007 04:45 PM Permalink
In 1994, expelled Bharatiya Janata Party leader Madhu Deolekar wrote an essay, saying the BJP was infected with groupism, corruption and indiscipline -- just like the Congress.
Deolekar -- who has been with the Rashtriya Swaymsevak Sangh since 1945 and was its pracharak in Kutch, Gujarat -- is what can be called a hardcore Hindutva hawk. He was a member of the Jana Sangh from 1952 and was a member of legislative council in Maharashtra from 1978 to 1988.
When the BJP was formed in 1980, he was the party's general secretary in Mumbai. With the rise of Pramod Mahajan and after the BJP's alliance with the Shiv Sena, old-timers like Deolekar became redundant for the party.
Although BJP leaders have forgotten him and dismiss his views as the voice of a frustrated old man, RSS supremo K Sudarshan still calls on Deolekar.
Recently, the RSS chief visited Deolekar's home in Khar, a western suburb of Mumbai, to consult on ways of celebrating RSS founder Madhav Sadashiv Golvalkar's centenary anniversary, which began on December 11.
Today, Deolekar is in pain because he sees the "vichar shakti [ideological strength]" behind the birth of the BJP fading before his eyes.
As India's main Opposition party celebrates 25 years of its existence, rediff.com revisits an old BJP man who is of no use to the party. Over to him:
In 1980, we were all in the Janata Party. I was its public relations officer in Mumbai. On the issue of dual membership, the Jana Sangh constituent of the Janata party

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by ABDULLAHSAIKH on Jun 07, 2007 04:48 PM Permalink
Like Madandas Devi is the interface today between the BJP and the RSS, Bhaurao Deoras, brother of then RSS chief Balasaheb Deoras, was mediating between the newly formed party and its parent body.
Just as Sushma Swaraj was considered for the party top post to counter Sonia Gandhi, the Rajmata was then considered for president to pit her against Indira Gandhi. But we were wary of allegations of feudalism. So, the core group dropped her name. Advani was not a big enough leader to be considered for the historic nomination.
Vajpayee got the post because he was young. His experience as foreign minister also helped. Mainly, his image outside the party turned the table in his favour.
The most special thing about the 1980 function was that eminent jurist M C Chagla attended the function. We had specially invited him to address the gathering. He made a stirring speech. He said, 'I see a miniature India gathered here.'
He predicted that the BJP would one day gain power and Vajpayee would be India's prime minister.

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by ABDULLAHSAIKH on Jun 07, 2007 04:45 PM Permalink
But RSS leaders, BJP leaders and workers of the Sangh Parivar -- everyone -- thought it was time to break away because the Janata Party had no future.
The ethos behind founding the BJP was the RSS ideology of Hindutva.
We had five commitments.
First, we wanted to practise politics to push for our idea of cultural nationalism, which also included the strong belief that India will not give away an inch of territory and will protect its borders. We needed unity within India to ensure that.
The RSS was never overtly religious -- it never asked its members to go to the temple or perform pujas or fast. Our idea of religion was nationalism. We believed in matrubhoomi [Motherland] and Bharatmata [Mother India].
We asked our cadres to believe in heroes of the nation like Lord Ram, Lord Krishna, Sri Aurobindo, Lokmanya Tilak and Ramakrishna Paramhans. To some extent Gandhiji -- we believed and admired Gandhi's belief in grassroot-level activism.
Second, we thought in 1980 that unlike Congress, ours would be value-based politics.
Third, we were committed to democracy.
Fourth, the BJP believed in positive secularism.
And fifth, we wanted to break caste barriers and establish samata [equality] in Indian society.
In May 1980, the BJP was born in New Delhi where its name and symbol was decided.
Shanti Bhushan and Ram Jethamalani came to attend the launch of the party. Vajpayee was made the working president. The lotus was selected as the party symbol because it represents Hindu

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