By its time, structure and intellect, BJP was all set to be an alternative of Congress. But, having a government at hand they missed the station for India's quest for Secularism. Secularism for India is not a borrowed idea. It is India's own from ancient times. India's Secularism needs no political patent, what BJP unfortunately missed to understand. Howling may make chaos, but never can germinate an idea. Congress had best ideas, but has now been a failed party. Most Indians expected BJP to fill the vacuum. The party is not hated for violating electoral promises. It is a go of life in democracy all over the world. The veteran UK also suffers from the syndrome. BJP must try to win heart of all Indians - not only Hindus of their own narrow interpretation just for winning power games - in order to direct them politically to move ahead, what they have inexcusably failed. Raj-rishi culture of India propagates for renunciation of men all within the frames of power. So, the Indian mind preferred to ignore BJP's interpretation of 'Hindu' beacuse they love Hinduism and perceived it through their inherited education. I do not want to hurt any body through this posting. Rabi Kanungo Intellectual Forum.
RE:Power Corrupts Mind first.
by QandA on Nov 09, 2007 09:04 PM Permalink
Here is an alternate view on the same facts. Kangress after independence opted for a liscence raj which was controlled organized corruption. In order to get elected they magrinalised the majority and introduced religious corrpution to consistently get minority votes... It's so common for the Majority to accept the Kangress minority appeasement that people were shocked that no other country follows this morally corrupt practise. Just take this Case of Shah Bano case... Here is the absolute truth..
Shah Bano, a 62 year old Muslim woman and mother of five from Indore, Madhya Pradesh, was divorced by her husband in 1978. Shah Bano, because she had no means to support herself and her children, approached the courts for securing maintenance from her husband. The Supreme Court invoked Section 125 of Code of Criminal Procedure, which applies to everyone regardless of caste, creed, or religion. It ruled that Shah Bano be given maintenance money, similar to alimony. The orthodox Muslims in India felt threatened by what they perceived as an encroachment of the Muslim Personal Law. They formed an organization known as the All India Muslim Personal Law Board and threatened to agitate in large numbers in all major cities. Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi, whose Government had absolute majority passed the Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986 to dilute the secular judgment of the Supreme Court.
RE:RE:Power Corrupts Mind first.
by QandA on Nov 09, 2007 09:05 PM Permalink
For atleast one time think from ALL POINTS OF VIEW. When an injustice happens and on top of that people a wrongly criticized by NOT KNOWING THE FACTS the society is DOOMED TO FAIL. FOLLOW THE FACTS AND THEN PEOPLE CAN EASILY FIND WHY THERE WAS A URGENT NEED FOR ANY OTHER PARTY TO BE COMMUNAL...
