The details covered above are already known to almost one and all in this country. But, the style in whcih this deal is being forced on the countrymen of today and next generations to come, has evoked substantil doubts on the PM of the country, and now on his government and the party to whcih he belongs.
RE:The Indo-US nuclear deal explained
by Rajendra Nayak on Jul 13, 2008 10:44 PM Permalink
The best part of Indian democracy is only 40 to 50% of the voters vote and all the elected MPs together have only 20 to 30% of the votes polled. They decide for 1 billion plus people. What is said is correct by Mr. Kamath. The deal is forced on the countrymen. More than all this, there is criminal waste of time by protests, stalling the parliament. There is a depression among the investors. Share market and other markets have gone worst due to the threats of election. Is N-deal is so important to topple the government when the questionable democratic US candidate Obama says he has no problems and if elected he will get it passed. So why our PM is creating a gloom in the market. The trust want may go against Congress because a single MP also demands in millions for his constituency development or asking for favour which will run into huge amounts. People donot want election because the inflation may touch 20 to 25% due to the spending of 30K crores or so.
RE:The Indo-US nuclear deal explained
by vinay on Jul 14, 2008 12:46 AM Permalink
share market is down not for the n-deal issue but due to fall in growth rate, due to inflation and rise in oil prices.
