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I
congratulate the people who now rule BJP. After
losing the last Lok Sabha election, these people
have successfully transformed BJP from Bhartiya
Janata Party to Bhartiya Jokers Party. This
transformation work is complete after they fired
Uma Bharti. I am sure the way things are going, in
next few months the party will become completely
irrelevant.
The party is now controlled by group of autocratic
people who have more or less never fought
election! They can hardly be called mass leaders.
This group is lead by MJN troika, Mahajan, Jaitley
and Naidu and well supported by others psychopaths
like Sushma Swaraj, Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi and Sanjay
Joshi. These people have successfully hijacked the
party and no leader can now survive in the party
without keeping them in good humor. They are media
savvy people and have managed to present them as
the face of the party by appearing on sort of TV
shows. They are the new age management gurus from
Harvard, who take credit for all the victories,
leaving nothing for the real leaders who actually
puts lots of hard work day and night at the ground
level.
After the loss in last election Vajpayeeji is
nothing more then a party symbol. Advaniji, who
was keen to get secular certificate for becoming
tallest leader in NDA, is also now more or less
dependent on these people after he gave his famous
Jinnah speech. I hope Mr. Jinnah does not come out
laughing from his grave. If that happens Pakistan
will claim he is a next Messiah after Prophet
Mohammad and Jesus Christ and credit for this will
to Advaniji.
All this has demoralized the BJP leaders who had
any mass following at grass root. This can be seen
from the treatment people like Khurana, Kalyan
Singh and now Uma Bharti receives. Thanks to these
circus ring masters, now they have to beg for
things like a small post in state BJP. It is great
pleasure to see Madan Lal Khurana who has given
his entire life to the Delhi BJP, now seeking
approval from these men to enter state politics
again. It would look natural if another leader who
has grown from the grass root takes over from
Madan Lal Khurana, but now his faith is decided by
people who sit in AC rooms in BJP headquarter in
front of their laptops, who never had any contact
with party workers.
Uma Bharti may be what ever, but one can not deny
that she is the leader under whom BJP fought and
won the election in MP. People voted for her more
then the BJP. So her claim over the CM’s post is
very right. Although she sometimes appears power
hungry and behaves in manner which makes people
laugh at her, but this can also be credited to the
people in Delhi who have provoked her enough to go
to that extreme.
The way Babulal Gaur was removed and Shivraj Singh
Chauhan was brought, is completely mysterious to
me. They have gone one step further then the
congress party who at least takes symbolic opinion
from all the MLAs before telling then who is their
next CM.
I heard from a BJP worker working in party
headquarter (this claim can not be verified as he
wished not to be identified and he might be
joking) that Mr Social Scientist of BJP and chief
strategist Pramod Mahajan has a software installed
on his laptop which takes month and state name and
then gives the CM’s name as output ! Don’t be
surprised if this turns out to be true!.
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The author has nothing flattering to
say about what he has nicknamed BJP
to be - Bhartiya Joker's party! Are
things so black and white in real
life ? Is BJP, in its present form,
so evil that the triad that leads it
(as claimed by the author) has
become so evil at heart and
dictatorial in nature ?
My comments on this topic is going
to be very general. I have seen
Pramod Mahajan in political
discussions on TV. To me he appeared
to be a very articulate and
intelligent person. I am not going
to comment whether he has a good
heart or an evil one. If he had an
evil heart, I am sure, not only Mr.
Prasoon but a lot of other people
would have been saying that. Till
many other voices join Mr. Prasoon's
voice, I will be inclined to believe
that Mr. Mahajan is not an evil man.
Sometimes age is given undue
advantage. While it is true that
experience and wisdom go
hand-in-hand with age, it is also
true that oafs and morons also age
and become grey haired elderly
people. Grey hair and old age may
suggest that person could possibly
be wise, but it does not guarantee
it. What Mr. Advani did in Pakistan
was his own doing, not Mr. Mahajan's.
Mr. Vajpayee's numerous screw-ups
(including the infamous 'Bihari'
comment) were not remotely
controlled by Mr. Mahajan. These
people chose (of their own accord
and their own foolishness) to make
themselves irrelevant. Advani's
Pakistani goof-up was inexcusable.
Coming from a man who himself had
been kicked out of his home with
nothing but the clothes on his back
at the time of partition, it was
disgusting. It was as if the imprint
of the Pakistani boot on his rear
had not even faded when he made a
goofy remark that negated the
sacrifices of the Indian army in the
three wars that have been fought
with Pakistan and insulted every
Indian soldier who laid his life
down fighting the army of a nation
that was formed on the claim, "even
if seculars you want to live with
us, we do not want to live with
you."
The fact remains that leadership of
BJP self-destructed. A few years
ago, I had always worried about the
Advani - Vajpayee nexus not doing
enough to groom the next generation
of BJP leadership by slowly easing
bright people in the party into
leadership positions. If these old
people had died in office, the party
would have had a crisis of
leadership. Since these people have
self destructed, the transition has
been gradual. The new leadership of
the party carry Laptops. This is, in
fact, very encouraging. If the older
generation can not master modernity
(including use of computers), they
should let the bright young people
in the party move forward and take
up the semi-retired role of
consultants and image people (Like
what Clinton does these days). Till
date this is an alien concept in
Indian politics. Then there is the
Congress way - groom your children
to lead the party ! If the children
are duffers, they can always have
advisors!
The blade on the author's axe is
shiny. It seems he has been grinding
it! - Aarcee - Dec. 8, 2005
I live abroad so I really don't hear
much about politics in India but I
am fully aware and insulted at what
Atal Bihari had said about Biharis.
I feel that Biharis have no respect
for themselves. Chors and pakhandis
like Atal should not be even allowed
to visit Bihar unless they ask for
forgiveness from Bihari Janta. I
agree we are not very powerful or
rich state but we do have some
khuddari left in us. The comment he
made was to appease all India and to
add insult to already bleeding and
dead Bihar. At a time when leaders
should have done something to
improve the situation, they were
busy trashing Biharis all over the
country.
I spit on those people who support
leaders like Advani and Vajpayee.
How can anyone respect you if you
have no respect for yourself.
Shame!! - Aamir - Dec. 8, 2005
Mr.
Aamir, sometimes it is better to
keep your mouth shut than destroy
your reputation in one stroke as you
have done by the manner you wrote
your comment on this issue and
decided to choose your words. To
call Vajpayee a 'chor' and 'pakhandi'
simply explains your ignorance of
Indian politics. Don't comment on
something you only know little.
Before you trash leaders like
Vajpayee, get a grip on Indian
politics. Like they say, half
knowledge is dangerous. I have not
heard you calling Rajiv Gandhi or
Sonia Gandhi a 'chor' or 'pakhandi'
or you would 'spit on their faces'
or did I miss something? You
remember Vajpayee's statement "I am
Atal, not Bihari..." but do you
recall our de-facto Prime Minister
Sonia Gandhi making the statement
with a smirk on her face "Bihar is
Bihar..."? Where was your 'khuddari'
then?
It's better to quit while your are
ahead in the game than completely
ruin your own reputation that you
have built around PatnaDaily.Com
community for last few years. I have
been reading your comments for a
while and have come to realize you
are an intelligent, reasonable
person with whom I wouldn't mind
discussing on various social and
political issues but this comment of
yours on Vajpayee has forced me to
reconsider my opinion about you.
Your choice of words like 'chor', 'pakhandi',
and 'you'd spit on him' are not the
words I would have expected from you
or chosen against a leader like
Vajpayee who dedicated his entire
life for the service of the country
and not like a carpetbagger and
Johnny-come-lately like Sonia Gandhi
who is no better than Rabri Devi
when it comes to understanding
Indian history or politics -
probably worse.
Not that my opinion matters to you,
I understand, but still... -
Manoj Kumar - Dec. 8, 2005
Behind the party banners all
politicians are the same. The same
stuff in different bottles with
different labels. All want to grab
power and then to hang on to it. All
dupe the Indian people by the
politics of vote banks. Whether it
is Appeasement of Muslims,
Backward-Forward or Ayodhya the
people were divided, many lives were
lost but the purpose of gathering
votes was achieved. So the
difference is barely cosmetic. With
this in mind, the people of India
have to take a pledge that they will
not be fooled again. Appeasement of
Muslims, Backward-Forward and
Ayodhya... Do you think the game is
over? NO. Something new is being
crafted. The politicians firmly
believe that they can keep fooling
the people with these stunts.
It is the responsibility of every
enlightened Indian to call off the
bluff. Next time around make people
around you see reason. Make them
rise over petty greed and make them
see the larger picture. If all of us
spread the message the bluff can be
called off.
Every right thinking Indian wants
development. Every politician wants
to stay in power. If we stand
united, refuse to be fooled yet
again and defeat the divisive
forces, we can force politicians to
work positively for every vote. That
will be a great service to our
Mother Land. - Rajesh Chaubey -
Dec. 9, 2005 |
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