Is PM Manmohan singh Misleading ???
by ASHOK on Aug 22, 2007 10:28 AM Permalink | Hide replies

Well Final agreed document is pasted on the net by both US & India.
Whole world can read it and understand it.

Where is question of Misleading.

If one can not read and understand it and beleives on hearsay than s/he is ignorant / uneducated fool.

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RE:Is PM Manmohan singh Misleading ???
by hiral joshi on Aug 22, 2007 10:38 AM Permalink
Indian Parliament is not obliged to read on Internet. Govt has to put it before the parliament. Its not about only reading what is published. The concern is about what is not written, like what will happen if India does N-tests? This matter must have figured during the talks then why cant govt give clarification on such important issues in Parliament.
If the end-beneficiaries are the people of India why cant govt explain and clarify all the related issues at proper forum? Giving statements in media doesnt mean anything. See the example of Ronan Sen, one day you say some thing to media and next day you can shed the responsibility for that. Parliament needs assurances from govt in parliament not in press conferences. Another thing is USA senate debated this deal for more than 2 years, why cant Indian parliament discuss on it even for a single session?

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RE:Is PM Manmohan singh Misleading ???
by ASHOK on Aug 22, 2007 10:43 AM Permalink
Indian Parliament knows one thing >> Thumping the desk and walking out.

You can take horse to water but you can not make him drink water

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RE:RE:Is PM Manmohan singh Misleading ???
by atindra dinesh shukla on Aug 22, 2007 11:29 AM Permalink
That doesnt mean govt can chuck its own responsibility.

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RE:Is PM Manmohan singh Misleading ???
by ashish kumar on Aug 22, 2007 10:42 AM Permalink
Mr. Joshi, itna josh mat dikhao. You are a stupid and you need to understand that

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RE:Is PM Manmohan singh Misleading ???
by atindra dinesh shukla on Aug 22, 2007 11:28 AM Permalink
Argue with substance instead of exposing your own stupidity.

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