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Man Mohan Singh of UPA 2 is a NIGHTMARE that India would like to forget for ever
He was the Rahu Ketu Shani all together for India
The true extent of the damage done to India by UPA will be evident in the next few years
@Bang Galore @Spectre
The difference between the Man Mohan SIngh of UPA 1 and UPA 2
was the attitude of the Gandhi Family
In a interview his former MOS in the PMO ; Prithvi Raj Chauhan said that
after the 2009 victory the Gandhis became all the more DISPARAGING toward him
And the Other Ministers took the cue from them ; the Gandhis
He was told in clear terms that he was just a Rubber stamp
As you have stated - The Man was the same, how ever his authority was limited by extra-constitutional means.
What happened in UPA-2 was a travesty and complete mockery of Indian constitution. However that does not make MMS a traitor.
He should have resigned to keep his legacy and dignity intact but I suspect he tried to mitigate the damage as much as he could. Out of seat he was useless within the set-up he atleast could exercise some restraint on the offenders.
Whether his silence, reluctance, appeasement etc was out of greed, compulsion or naivety either way none of this makes him a traitor.
I reapectfully disagree. We have extracted cost, damages, interest, punitive fine you name it.
That will not stop Pakistan from carrying out more terrorist attacks in future. To this I agree. They will continue to cut their nose to spite us. But that is the place we want them to be, if you understand long term objectives.
I disagree in totality to your post, again respectfully. Would help if you site the cost we have extracted not the ones which are self-inflicted.
India needs a stable Pakistan to deal with, keeping things in flux is a fallacious long term strategy - such a cornered adversary would hurt us and badly at that. Better Pakistan has a solid economy, peaceful society etc so that it would be fearful of loosing it.
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