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[DesiGuy1403]

In other news not worthy of MSM outrage

https://twitter.com/x/status/757518683321176064

Media is outraged only when the "minorities" are affected. When they are perpetrators, media pretends the crime did not happen.

Does anyone remember Dalit burnt to death by a group of muslims in Maharashtra? It happened last year and now no one remembers this boy...Unlike Vemula this dead kid was a Dalit. Unlike Vemula, this Dalit boy was murdered by group of muslims setting him on fire.

Think of this for a minute.
If it was muslim boy burnt to death by a group of Hindus, imagine the reaction of media in blaming BJP for it...
Strangely when the perpetrators are muslims, media goes into hibernation. No news, no debates.

 

[Local_Legend]

Here's how Narendra Modi manages to win over adversaries, despite punishing schedule

Pema Khandu, the newly sworn-in Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, turned into an admirer of Prime MinisterNarendra Modi recently, when he met the latter on Sunday. Obviously Khandu’s liking for Modi has nothing to do with his stint as a rebel of the Congress, who helped form a Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) backed Nabam Tuki government in the state.

Khandu, after winning the confidence vote in Itanagar, came to Delhi and sought appointments with top leaders of his party – president Sonia Gandhi, and vice-president Rahul Gandhi – and the Prime Minister, in that order. He got none, except with the prime minister.

Once again, the impression of an inaccessible Congress president and vice-president got firmly entrenched among the leaders of Arunachal Pradesh. His meeting with Modi, on the other hand, went off quite well.

Khandu is not an exception. Far from it.

A close scrutiny of the prime minister's schedule would reveal details of meetings with Members of Parliament (MPs) cutting across party-lines, indicative of his punishing round the clock schedule.

When he is not in the House, he is engrossed in other meetings – it can be a Cabinet meeting, a Cabinet sub-committee meeting, a floor strategy meeting – and a large part of his schedule in Parliament this Budget session has been devoted to meeting MPs, regardless of their political affiliation.

Parliament observers recall that over the last many years, a meeting between the prime minister and the MPs only happened in a Janata Durbar type setting, where many gathered around the PM. Narendra Modi has changed that trend, and has been meeting MPs individually. He is also accessible to MPs across all parties, and often remains in the Parliament till late in the evening.

A routine day in Parliament begins with the daily briefing meeting with Home Minister Rajnath Singh, External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, Minister of Urban Development Venkaiah Naidu, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Ananth Kumar, Minister for Transport Nitin Gadkari, and the ministers of state for Parliamentary affairs.

Then there are MPs who meet the prime minister to discuss the routine national, state and political issues.

During Parliament sessions, MPs can come to the prime minister’s chamber, and meet him to discuss important issues. Sources close to the PM said, “Time maybe given to five MPs/ministers per day but so many additional MPs stop by and meet the PM. He seldom says no to those coming.”

MPs who meet the PM are amazed at the manner in which he interacts. For those few minutes, all his attention is only on the conversation. No aides walking in, no phones ringing. “It feels very special that the PM is giving his full attention to us,” said a BJP MP, who also met the PM in Parliament. Due to the composition of the Parliament, it is obvious that more BJP MPs meet the prime minister.

Since the start of the monsoon session, BJP MP’s who have met the prime minister include, Harinarayan Rajbhar (MP from Ghosi in UP), Satish Gautam (MP from Aligarh), Udit Raj (Lok Sabha MP from North West Delhi) and Mahesh Girri (Lok Sabha MP from East Delhi).

Trinamool Congress (TMC) MP from West Bengal’s Bangaon Mamata Thakur also met the Prime Minister. National Democratic Alliance (NDA) MPs like Anant Geete (who is also a Union Minister) and Rajan Vichare from the Shiv Sena, Telugu Desam Party (TDP’s) Venkateswara Rao and Akali Dal’s Prem Chandumajra are among those from the ruling alliance, who have spent time with the Prime Minister.

From the Congress, KC Venugopal and some MPs from Kerala met the PM in Parliament. Venugopal, a former Union Minister, is one of the leading lights of the Congress legislative party in the current Lok Sabha and has been critical of the Prime Minister on every possible occasion. Another Congress MP from Kerala, Anto Antony, too met Modi along with Kerala Congress’ Jose Mani. PAC Chairperson KV Thomas too met the Prime Minister.

Earlier this year, the BJP and the NCP were sparring over the arrest of Chhagan Bhujbal, but that didn’t prevent a healthy and cordial meeting between Sharad Pawar and Narendra Modi in the Parliament during the first half of the Budget session. Another NCP MP, DP Tripathi, met the PM in the start of the monsoon session.

Samajwadi Party's (SP) Naresh Agarwal too met Narendra Modi. It may be recalled that in 2013, Agarwal had made scurrilous comments on Modi that had triggered a controversy. Anglo-Indian Lok Sabha MP George Baker met the Prime Minister to hand over a magazine related to the Anglo-Indian community. Newly nominated Rajya Sabha MPs Dr Subramanian Swamy and Suresh Gopi (with his family) have also met the Prime Minister.

INLD Rajya Sabha MP Ram Kumar Kashyap has met the Prime Minister at the start of the monsoon session.

Though the Prime Minister’s office keeps a detailed record and photographs of his meetings with MPs and senior political leaders, officials are particularly instructed to track the issues raised in these meetings.

Sources in the PMO say that all the issues that come up for discussion in these meetings get a rigorous follow-up by a dedicated team of officials, who have reconciled to the idea of having a gruelling schedule, right from the early morning.


http://www.firstpost.com/politics/h...aries-despite-punishing-schedule-2915240.html

 

[DesiGuy1403]

http://www.hindupost.in/news/cow-trafficker-rams-multiple-cars-crushing-3-to-death-in-amravati/

http://www.hindupost.in/news/muslim-blockade-of-narayana-temple-in-kalpakanchery-malappuram-kerala/

Why is it that none of these are reported in MSM?!!
In first news, cow smugglers mow down people and kill whole family, MSM is absolutely quiet.

In second news Hindu temple is blockaded and not a peep from MSM!!

Only way to counter the MSM is to spread these news on as many platforms as we can.

 

[Bitter Melon]

Latest from 5Forty3 @Star Wars

 

[DesiGuy1403]

Latest from 5Fourty3 @Star Wars

Irony that Punjabi Hindus are voting for AAP, which is an out and out anti-Hindu party!!

 

[Bitter Melon]

Irony that Punjabi Hindus are voting for AAP, which is an out and out anti-Hindu party!!

Nothing but an extension of Delhi voting pattern.

 

[DesiGuy1403]

http://5forty3.in/in-search-of-a-missing-wave-in-the-heart-of-a-wounded-civilization/

@Prometheus @Juggernautjatt You guys have a lot of explaining to do.
It was AAP leader who was behind the burning of Holy book.
When caught with pants down, you lot of brazeing it out.

Why was Narendra Yadav in communication with the accused? Can any AAPtards answer?

And you have the gall to blame us Sanghis for everything.

Question now is, Is Kejriwal himself involved in this?

How low will you guys go to seek power?!

pathetic man.

@Levina @ranjeet @Sky lord @Stephen Cohen @nair

 

[ashok321]

https://twitter.com/x/status/757789384225587201

 

[JanjaWeed]

Nothing but an extension of Delhi voting pattern.

Looks like we are in for a hung assembly. AAP & Congress will be alliance partners once again! Couldn't have asked for a more better result!

 

[Robinhood Pandey]

 

[ashok321]

Modi government notifies pay panel report, babus to get fatter salaries from next month

Remember how Modi toadies came against Kejriwal's salary raise for his MLAs?

 

[ranjeet]

Cab drivers in Delhi also threatened AAP back when diesel vehicles were banned couple of months ago. Their union president said most of the cab drivers are from Punjab and we will answer you in state elections.

 

[ashok321]

Cab drivers in Delhi also threatened AAP back when diesel vehicles were banned couple of months ago. Their union president said most of the cab drivers are from Punjab and we will answer you in state elections.

What happened to SC directive of 1998 to ban Diesel operated vehicles on Delhi roads by 2001?

Delhi boasts of 7000 CNG taxis now.

How many diesel taxis you think are plying now illegally?

I am sure Supreme Court will fight election in Punjab and lose the battle against couple of taxi drivers who still own diesel taxis on paper.

 

[ranjeet]

What happened to SC directive of 1998 to ban Diesel operated vehicles on Delhi roads by 2001?

Delhi boasts of 7000 CNG taxis now.

How many diesel taxis you think are plying now illegally?

I am sure Supreme Court will fight election in Punjab and lose the battle against couple of taxi drivers who still own diesel taxis on paper.

AAP created their own "teams" to monitor cabs. I am pretty much sure they will be fighting elections in Punjab.


Delhi transport minister Gopal Rai directed officials to catch diesel-run cabs plying on locals routes in the Capital on Sunday.

“We will deploy our teams at several points. If a diesel cab is caught, our officials will ask commuters about the pick-up point and their destination following which it can be ascertained if it is following rules,” an official said.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/delhi...elhi-police/story-Z9nUrMO6mUFLhQkTRzLR3H.html

 

[ashok321]

Now its #AwardWapsi from Gujarat:

Una incident: Dalit writer from Gujarat to return his award:

AAP created their own "teams" to monitor cabs. I am pretty much sure they will be fighting elections in Punjab.


Delhi transport minister Gopal Rai directed officials to catch diesel-run cabs plying on locals routes in the Capital on Sunday.

“We will deploy our teams at several points. If a diesel cab is caught, our officials will ask commuters about the pick-up point and their destination following which it can be ascertained if it is following rules,” an official said.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/delhi...elhi-police/story-Z9nUrMO6mUFLhQkTRzLR3H.html

So what is the problem for law abiding AAP, which makes sure SC directive is complied with fully, to be afraid of losing its election in Punjab?

Now on national scale, copying & pasting your rational:

Modi will lose all the Kisan votes, Dalit votes, SC votes, Jewelers votes, 9 lakh tax defaulters votes, Delhiwalas votes....List is very long to post.