the competetive edge of india. in modern world india must compete well internationally. to keep your minds sharp, it is important to do sadhana the hindu way. congressis loot hindu mandirs and funnel the money to monotheist anti-hindu forces that seek to destablize india. karnatak must pass anti-conversion law immdly. 2nd, karnatak needs a govt that negotiate out its issues with tamil nadu. congress can't negotaite worth a paisa. karnatak needs broadbased state wide deveopment, not just banglore city. bjp is the right choice for karnatak. hte farmers need easy and fast access to the markets to stay competetive and bouyant. bjp understand the economics, congress and commies resort to goondagiri. the choice is obvious, has always been obvious.
RE:what's at stake in karnatak elections
by Ramappa on Apr 02, 2008 10:55 PM Permalink
Yediyurappa will only vist temples. We need CM in Karnataka. If you like him so much, replace Modi with Yediyurappa in Gujurat
RE:what's at stake in karnatak elections
by Anantha Krishnan on Apr 02, 2008 11:51 PM Permalink
hey ramappa , touch ue heart and say , " are u talking with any sense " BJP is many times better than Janata Dal and Congress
RE:what's at stake in karnatak elections
by Sam on Apr 02, 2008 11:37 PM Permalink
I am sure u would like him to visit the jehadi camps in the jungles. Are u there too??. BTW Ramappa, whats ur real name?
RE:what's at stake in karnatak elections
by Vinay Siddama on Apr 03, 2008 12:30 AM Permalink
Just because one Sanghi posts several messages under different names such as SAM; Anatha Krishnan etc does not been everyone else have pseudo names
RE:RE:what's at stake in karnatak elections
by hiral joshi on Apr 02, 2008 11:08 PM Permalink
Its better to visit temples rather than bootlicking Italians and Jihadis.
RE:what's at stake in karnatak elections
by Ramappa on Apr 03, 2008 12:39 AM Permalink
Ypu free to have such a CM in Rajasthan - spending all the time visiting temples
