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Finally something on this front
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Really? Not even in a previous life?
Ok.
Hmmm...not sure I believe you.
An apology due to @TISSOT in that case.
People believe what they WANT to believe. It has nothing much to do with facts or reality.
Now try viewing the world for what it really is if you want to see the truth.
His hate is self evident, and so is your desperate desire to white wash his sins. That somehow calling him a parsi will throw a burqa over his Face and hide the truth.
Ever since Yogi Adityanath has been chosen CM I have seen a change in your beliefs and attitude. Padamchen has faced up to his fear and has given in to it. How about you ?
That's right.
Those who ate beef were branded "out Castes" and thrown out of Hindu society.
All that you said is just a fancy word for the same. She has no desire to face the social action.
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LOL....... Fadnavis is a Dhimmi.
In Maharashtra,
In Rajasthan,
According to sources, a few day ago the forest department had carried out some renovation work near Meera Bagh area due to which it has removed an idol. On Saturday when members of one community demanded that idol should be placed again, another group of people protested and a huge crowd was gathered in the area.
Am I the Only One who sees a Pattern ? ? ?
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BJP turning into another CONgress .........
"secularism" strikes again,
"secularism" strikes again,
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Lets hope its another Al Jazeera and not a Times Now.
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Jatin Mehta and the Great, Rs 7,000 Crore Diamond Heist - The Wire
Winsome, Lose Some: Jatin Mehta and the Great Rs 7,000 Crore Diamond Heist
Why Modi is doing nothing to get this Adani relative?
Gujus are allowed to cheat the nation. After all India is owned & operated by Gujarati PM, one who controls BJP President Amit Shah, also Guju.
Then, Modi planted a compliant RBI governor Urjit Patel (ex reliance employee related to Ambani family)
And finally Modi lives for Ambanis & Adanis who fund his election, and in return he gives them hefty GOI contracts towards the compensation. Circle complete.
Na khata hun na khane deta?
Duh!
Winsome, Lose Some: Jatin Mehta and the Great Rs 7,000 Crore Diamond Heist
Why Modi is doing nothing to get this Adani relative?
Gujus are allowed to cheat the nation. After all India is owned & operated by Gujarati PM, one who controls BJP President Amit Shah, also Guju.
Then, Modi planted a compliant RBI governor Urjit Patel (ex reliance employee related to Ambani family)
And finally Modi lives for Ambanis & Adanis who fund his election, and in return he gives them hefty GOI contracts towards the compensation. Circle complete.
Na khata hun na khane deta?
Duh!
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What do you mean?
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Heartburn for Aaptards. AAP is no longer "Aam"
Ditch The 'Aam', Behave Special: Arvind Kejriwal's New Mantra For AAP Lawmakers
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Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party came a distant second in elections to Delhi's civic bodies
NEW DELHI:
HIGHLIGHTS
Ditch the common man attitude and behave like "MLAs", Aam Aadmi Party lawmakers in Delhi have been told by their boss Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, after he received feedback from them that the political identity the party has courted to connect with its core voters, might just be working against them.
The Aam Aadmi Party, which means party of the common man, is attempting to put itself back together after being shredded in the Delhi civic elections last week. In one-on-one meetings that Mr Kejriwal has held with his party's 64 lawmakers, he has been told that despite the rigorous work they have done, it is not acknowledged because of they are just too, well, commonplace.
The image makeover, party sources said, will not include a change in the way they dress. AAP leaders will continue to wear everyday clothes that Chief Minister Kejriwal favours and will not seek to stand out as politicians by wearing the trademark white kurta pyajama. But they now want to be recognised.
For one, unlike politicians from other parties, AAP leaders, including Mr Kejriwal and his deputy Manish Sisodia, do not travel with big groups of hangers on. And most run offices out of small corners in their homes, instead of prominent places with big posters and party flags and people queued up outside. That needs to change, it has been decided.
The feedback sessions with the Chief Minister also threw up the need to be seen more and take credit for work done. "We got so busy solving issues, that we did not propagate it. Work was getting done but people never realised it was done by AAP. We need to emphasise on that now," said one AAP lawmaker.
Another lawmaker, also asking not to be named, has suggested "making friends in every colony who will talk about the work we have done."
"People need to notice that the road was repaired by their AAP MLA," he said, sure that people in his constituency ended up attributing much of the development work he did to the BJP, which runs Delhi's corporations.
The BJP, which has dominated the Municipal Corporation of Delhi or MCD for the last ten years, was re-elected last week by a huge margin, winning 181 of 272 wards in three corporations. The Aam Aadmi Party, which had swept the Delhi assembly elections just two years ago, could win only 47 wards.
Ditch The 'Aam', Behave Special: Arvind Kejriwal's New Mantra For AAP Lawmakers
74COMMENTS
Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party came a distant second in elections to Delhi's civic bodies
NEW DELHI:
HIGHLIGHTS
- After feedback sessions with Arvind Kejriwal, AAP wants makeover
- Feels that party needs to hard-sell its achievements
- AAP lost in crucial Delhi civic elections last week
Ditch the common man attitude and behave like "MLAs", Aam Aadmi Party lawmakers in Delhi have been told by their boss Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, after he received feedback from them that the political identity the party has courted to connect with its core voters, might just be working against them.
The Aam Aadmi Party, which means party of the common man, is attempting to put itself back together after being shredded in the Delhi civic elections last week. In one-on-one meetings that Mr Kejriwal has held with his party's 64 lawmakers, he has been told that despite the rigorous work they have done, it is not acknowledged because of they are just too, well, commonplace.
The image makeover, party sources said, will not include a change in the way they dress. AAP leaders will continue to wear everyday clothes that Chief Minister Kejriwal favours and will not seek to stand out as politicians by wearing the trademark white kurta pyajama. But they now want to be recognised.
For one, unlike politicians from other parties, AAP leaders, including Mr Kejriwal and his deputy Manish Sisodia, do not travel with big groups of hangers on. And most run offices out of small corners in their homes, instead of prominent places with big posters and party flags and people queued up outside. That needs to change, it has been decided.
The feedback sessions with the Chief Minister also threw up the need to be seen more and take credit for work done. "We got so busy solving issues, that we did not propagate it. Work was getting done but people never realised it was done by AAP. We need to emphasise on that now," said one AAP lawmaker.
Another lawmaker, also asking not to be named, has suggested "making friends in every colony who will talk about the work we have done."
"People need to notice that the road was repaired by their AAP MLA," he said, sure that people in his constituency ended up attributing much of the development work he did to the BJP, which runs Delhi's corporations.
The BJP, which has dominated the Municipal Corporation of Delhi or MCD for the last ten years, was re-elected last week by a huge margin, winning 181 of 272 wards in three corporations. The Aam Aadmi Party, which had swept the Delhi assembly elections just two years ago, could win only 47 wards.
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LOL....... Fadnavis is a Dhimmi.
In Maharashtra,
In Rajasthan,
According to sources, a few day ago the forest department had carried out some renovation work near Meera Bagh area due to which it has removed an idol. On Saturday when members of one community demanded that idol should be placed again, another group of people protested and a huge crowd was gathered in the area.
Am I the Only One who sees a Pattern ? ? ?
Dude where did you get that Newspaper clipping from this thread
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/indian-political-corner-all-updates-discussions.281816/page-3877
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Maybe because of this?
Enough of statues at public places, Supreme Court tells States
http://www.thehindu.com/news/nation...supreme-court-tells-states/article4319470.ece
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