It was surprising to hear Sanjay Dutt speaking about how POTA was used on him. And surprisingly a news channel (internet based Khabrein.Info) tells that he spelt Gandhigiri.
A convict or one who has just escaped being a convict speaks to an audience and accuses the police and security forces of mis-treating him in custody. This was different from what he had spoken when the justice day was nearing.
This is not Gandhigiri. No way!!!
Please do not spoil the name of Gandhi. I do not think a movie on Gandhigiri gives the rights to Sanjay to speak against the law of the land. He has done a mistake then, and it is still a mistake now.
Frankly, if his father were alive, he would have possibly removed him from the family tree. Even now, he must be turning in his grave!
Wake up Sanjay, you are moving away from the real Gandhigiri you promoted on films. Amar Singh, you big bro is taking you astray!!!!
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Friday, April 10, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Tytler and Sajjan dislodged from party tickets standards
As a friend says, one shoe and two targets. Very good step taken by the party. Seems like there is hope for politicians and politics in India. Although I am against politics in its current form, acts like this reassure me of hope in Politics and Politicians.
When do we see a Modi, Varun and Muthallik be debarred by their own parties? When will gundagardi see an end in politics?
When do we see a Modi, Varun and Muthallik be debarred by their own parties? When will gundagardi see an end in politics?
Of Muthaliks, Tytlers, Sajjans, Modis, Yadavs, Vaikos and Varuns
Faces of India. People of the soil. Indians by birth and spirit. Those who pledge to dedicate their lives for the betterment of the citizens of the country.
A CEO of a small enterprise Talibanizes women in a pub in Mangalore and is campaigning for a national party to swing vote banks in their favor. A case study of outsourcing of Taliban forces for Politics.
Two CXOs/unit heads who were witnessed in a negative way in the 1984 riots has got a clean chit from CBI and tickets to the current Lok Sabha elections.
A CEO of as state drives a riot and refuses the act like a coward. Ignites religious citizens to stand for him and pushes industry stalwarts to vote for him as the PM of the country. He is the biggest leader today of a national party.
A CEO of a state party is convicted for murder and pushes his wife to the frontiers of politics to keep his legacy in place. His wife defends him like any other Indian Biwi. A party gives her the ticket.
A CEO of a small organization in Tamil Nadu, wants blood bath in India if a CEO of a terrorist organization in a neighboring country is touched. The entire state CEOs of parties are implicitly and explicitly supporting the carnage.
A young, aspirant CEO takes to the streets with one of the most atrocious religious remarks. A large national political party is supporting him more every day as time flies by. Every other CEO in the political process is taking advantage going against him or for him.
My question comes here. Why are we after the poor guy… Ramalinga Raju? Should not the courts take charge of punishing the above mentioned CEOs who have had a life threatening and homicide impact on Indian Citizens rather than a small culprit who has cheated a few investors?
A CEO of a small enterprise Talibanizes women in a pub in Mangalore and is campaigning for a national party to swing vote banks in their favor. A case study of outsourcing of Taliban forces for Politics.
Two CXOs/unit heads who were witnessed in a negative way in the 1984 riots has got a clean chit from CBI and tickets to the current Lok Sabha elections.
A CEO of as state drives a riot and refuses the act like a coward. Ignites religious citizens to stand for him and pushes industry stalwarts to vote for him as the PM of the country. He is the biggest leader today of a national party.
A CEO of a state party is convicted for murder and pushes his wife to the frontiers of politics to keep his legacy in place. His wife defends him like any other Indian Biwi. A party gives her the ticket.
A CEO of a small organization in Tamil Nadu, wants blood bath in India if a CEO of a terrorist organization in a neighboring country is touched. The entire state CEOs of parties are implicitly and explicitly supporting the carnage.
A young, aspirant CEO takes to the streets with one of the most atrocious religious remarks. A large national political party is supporting him more every day as time flies by. Every other CEO in the political process is taking advantage going against him or for him.
My question comes here. Why are we after the poor guy… Ramalinga Raju? Should not the courts take charge of punishing the above mentioned CEOs who have had a life threatening and homicide impact on Indian Citizens rather than a small culprit who has cheated a few investors?
Labels:
1984riots,
elections,
India,
mangalore talibaans,
Narendra Modi,
politics,
Religion in Politics,
Vaiko,
वरुण
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