Like Gujarat,there shouldnt be any Muslim minister in the state,let them go to porkistan and get their problems solved. Yedivurappa is a stauch RSS activist and I hope he will live up to this image like Modiji
RE:BJP should stick to its Hindutuva principles
by Usman Mohammed on May 25, 2008 05:31 PM Permalink
Why should any true Indian ( Muslim) go to Pakistan? Politicians are the same. Hinduvata or not , Yedibaba is the poster boy for the Mining Mafia.. Kumarswamy and co were the poster boy(s) for the land mafia. I hope despite shortcomings , Karnataka emulates Gujarat in terms of good governance. Elections do come and go ... so do the " MINISTERS" ....
The second query is .. Does RSS idealogy say " NO MUSLIM IN INDIA" ....... IF IT DOES .. it is no better than the muslim terrorists...
RE:BJP should stick to its Hindutuva principles
by swamy on May 25, 2008 05:40 PM Permalink
no RSS ideology does not say No Muslims in India, but it says that India is a Hindu nation, just like Isreal is a Jewish state and Iran is an Islamic state. Some people interpret it as though all Indians are by definition Hindus, but it is certainly not "No Muslims"
RE:BJP should stick to its Hindutuva principles
by saahir on May 25, 2008 05:57 PM Permalink
mr purnav y dont u want peaceful india we r not here 2 c saffron raising head against anymore we will go all out as wht we have got u ppl havent got .
Yedyurappa is being garlanded as a hero and the architect of the first saffron government in the south India. However, it is necessary that any individual holding a high position in the public life has unquestionable personal integrity. I am afraid that Yedyurappa is not such an uncontroversial figure. In 2004, there were press reports that his wife died under mysterious circumstances by falling in a water sump in the backyard of his house. There were also media reports that he had a relationship with a BJP MLC Ms Sobha Karandlaje. Given the sensationalism in the media these days, it is difficult to ascertain the veracity of the above reports. However, I am surprised and somewhat disappointed to notice that BJP could not find a less controversial figure to head its first government in the south India.
RE:Yeddyurappa %u2013 a controversial figure
by All Right on May 25, 2008 04:54 PM Permalink
:-) I think he is slightly less controversial than Sonia or Rahul... :-)
RE:Yeddyurappa %u2013 a controversial figure
by Astute Analyst on May 25, 2008 05:04 PM Permalink
Good one! It is difficult to judge who is more controversial, Sonia with her links to Quattrochi, Rahul with his Spanish girlfriend or Yeddyurappa with his dead wife and MLC girlfriend. We are giving the future of our country in the hands of what kind of people? Aren't there any good and capable people in the population of 1 billion plus?
RE:Yeddyurappa %u2013 a controversial figure
by swamy on May 25, 2008 05:42 PM Permalink
Dude, why would he kill his old wife when he is himself above 60 years of age? Moreover I do not know why people go into private affairs of leaders, if he had a relationship, it is none of our business. Look at what Bill Clinton did..
Instead of Rahul baba eating with the tribal they feast on him. Remember Gandhi could not accept that he also was a harijan (child of God) He did a branding exercise to keep the flame of caste system alive and went on fast for the muslims killed in Naukhali but did not have the guts to go to Pakistan and protest against the killings of Hindus after partition. Pseudo Gandhi went on fast against the Indian Govt. Cabinet resolution not to give paksitan arms that they claimed to be their share. By the way where are our commie friends Karat, Bardhan, Pranoy Roy and family - Bolti bandh ho gaye kya.
RE:Congress can win
by ramjirao on May 25, 2008 05:01 PM Permalink
Why hate media people? Do you also hate Tehelka for exposing Bangaru Laxman for taking a bribe on National Television
RE:Congress can win
by All Right on May 25, 2008 05:17 PM Permalink
Media?... Mr. Rao... where in the above message could you "sniff" out any mention of Media?.. :-)
Results of karnataka election shown that,change is the rule of nature,people of karnataka were bored up by shabby politics played by GOWDA and congress.karnatakans thought gowda a lesson atleast he can learn from this result that one should not test the feelings of people............
