Showing posts with label Sonia Gandhi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sonia Gandhi. Show all posts

Thursday, 29 May 2014

Who gave 44 seats to Congress in this election?


When the result of the election came out, the win of BJP was not that surprising to me as the Congress managing 44 seats. For the party, it may have shown them the mirror of defeat, but to me it was a shock. Who were those people who still voted for Congress which made the country a corruption land in the last 60 years?

It was really good to see the awareness of the people which saved the country from the next coalition government, but the need is to bring awareness in those who still trust Congress, the maa-beta sarkar as Modiji rightly says.

 
It is the time to make India free from all such corrupt parties and make it a safe place to live. In the name of secularism, Congress had started eating even the bones of the nation. It was not secularism, but a dirty politics to get minority votes. The best part is that minority has also understood the game politics now and made the right party win this time.

I can’t be sure about the whole party, but under Modi’s governance India’s progress will certainly scale new heights. It is indefinitely possible to see dreams now rather than thinking that the system is rotten and can’t ever be repaired.

So, coming back to my question, the need is to sensitize people and not let any such family party rule again. Congress party! If you really want to rise, please get out of the Gandhi parivar tag and search for some new faces who can actually work. You need to build a party which can come out of the extra marital relationships of Digvijay and Shashi Tharoor and think about forming ground relationships with people.

Thursday, 14 February 2013

Will Modi’s Grand Stature Overpower Rahul’s Gandhian Connection?

After experiencing the complete havoc of administration in India in the past few years of Congress rule, the 2014 Lok Sabha elections are eagerly awaited by the people. Whether the shooting prices or the increased terrorism, the government seems to have failed in showing its capability in any of the aspects. 

The prime ministerial candidates from both the major parties BJP and Congress have been decided. The battle in 2014 elections will be between Rahul Gandhi of Congress and Narendra Modi of BJP. However, the overpowering stature of Modi which has mainly come in to focus with his progress model of Gujrat seems to be dominating even the Gandhian favour of Rahul Gandhi.

So, what can be the  favorable factors for Rahul Gandhi? The strongest point is his connection with Gandhi family and the second is that he doesn’t have any political tint apart from a few criticisms for his illogical comments. Far above all this, he is the son of Sonia Gandhi, the current president of Congress. 

The year 2012 will always be remembered for Anna’s ansan and Kejriwal’s revolts which aroused the soul of every common person. Now, India doesn’t want just a name connected with a famous personality, but a person who has become famous for his deeds. Undoubtedly, Modi exceeds in all of this and comes out as a ray of hope in these difficult times of India.