ramesh
Pakistan
03 May, 2010
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Useless fellow.
Akshay Kumar...hmmm....
writing about MMS....
do u hv write qualifications first.... |
Ajay Singh
Hungary
03 May, 2010
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Correct
Like your name AKSHAY, you got this correct. He is Subservient Singh and is a shame on all Singh. He should change his last name. |
Shyam Govind
Hungary
04 May, 2010
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Pray you understand
For god's sake akshay, if you don't have good knowledge about indian politics, please don't pass judgements on it.
I see your article very baised and one-sided, just like many indian articles are when they talk of pakistan.
You can always find faults in any system, exagerrate it and come to conclusions to show them in bad light. Acerbic remarks on Indian PM or anyone for that matter, on the basis of some half read stories/news makes you sound immature. I hope you won't take this offensively. Just sit back and have a look at you article through an unbaised eye.
Anyways to tell you somethings about Indian politics, UPA in this term unlike the last one, has a much higher percentage of seats from Congress party.
Hence, Congress is not having any problems having a stable govt. unlike last time when it had to play more cautiously on every issue, dometic or international. (And I am not talking pakistan here.)
Second, Manmohan is NOT implementing the agenda of opposition. If fact, lot of bill have been passed in the parliament despite heavy opposition, the financial bill/ cut motion being the latest.
Pakistan, is a very sensitive issue here, just like India is there. So, just like your government, we have to act cautiously because every statement evokes multitude of very emotional reaction from public, like in the recent Kasab's case.
Manmohan singh is an able prime minster. He along with his cabinet ministers in finance, education, home etc. has brought in multitude of changes in the last few months which promises to take India to the next level as a prosperous country. Bajrang Dal, RSS, VHP were parties that gathered some steam while NDA govt. was in power. Since the last two election, people have voted for secularism and development. Shiv sena is not
a hindutva party, it tries to gain votes through regionalism ( Mumbai locals vs Outsiders who settle in Mumbai). It has no anti-muslim or anti-christan agenda. The wrong perception
you have is probably due to the fact that it was a part of NDA regime.
I think it was wrong on your part to just exaggerate the whole thing, on the basis of some news that doesn't take much prominence in India. Tell me this, don't you have problems in pakistan? Would you like it if I say that Pakistan faces terrorist attacks everywhere. Won't you say that I am ill-informed by generalising & exaggerating a problem in Pakistan? Well, you are doing the same here. Just like there is life outside terrorism in Pakistan, we are not anti-muslim or anti-christian or pseudo-secularist.
For god's sake akshay, Muslims, christians, parsis, sikhs, buddhists here live as happily and cordially as hindus do. Thankfully, we have majority people who think this way. And Indian parties also understand that now. Yes, there have been instances and it hurt everyone of us, and we don't think hindu, muslim, christian at that time. We see india as a nation.
Anyway, this discussion can go on. Coming back to your article, akshay. I appreciate that you are giving one more point of view to Indian govt.'s stand in general. Another viewpoint is always welcome, but saying that all pakistan does is absolutely right and finding faults in India makes it sound childish and emotion driven.
I would have appreciated it more if you would have not been so acerbic in your attack on Indian dignitaries and if it would have been more balanced analysis of Indian polity.
Your analysis makes the reader feel that Indians/Indian officials/Indian Govt. are the villains and it is all because of them.
If you still feel that I am wrong and you are right, then all I can say is, it is sad that we as indians or pakistanis cannot shed our narrow minded thinking and think openly.
I pray you understand.
Good day.
Shyam |
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