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Narendra Modi: India’s Next Prime Minister?

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25 May 2012 10:44:52 PM IST

Narendra Modi targets PM, alleges UPA govt damaging India's federal structure
Mounting a sharp attack on Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Friday accused the Centre of inflicting "maximum damage" on the country's federal structure and said UPA government should not last "even a moment longer".


"There is no scope for any of our dreams getting fulfilled when such a government is in power at the Centre," Modi told a public rally organised by BJP here on conclusion of its national executive meeting.

"The government in Delhi has nothing to do with the sentiments of the common man. This government should not last a moment longer. The longer it remains in power, the more it will endanger the country," Modi charged.

Expressing concern over the rapid devaluation of the Rupee, Modi said, "this (devaluation) looks like a conspiracy. I am in the government. I know that the Rupee doesn't get devalued like this." "Why doesnt the currency of other neighbouring countries fall so rapidly," he asked.

The UPA government, Modi alleged, has caused "maximum damage" to India's federal structure. The government is snatching power from the states and strengthening the Centre".

"The Prime Minister says we will have to improve ties with the states. This means that their ties with states were never good," he said.

Opposing National Counter Terrorism Centre, Modi said "why cannot the Prime Minister monitor the funding terrorists get from abroad as the Centre controls the borders and communication".

There is not a single Congress-led state government in the list of top 5 states implementing the 20-point programmes, Modi claimed.

He flayed the Communal Violence Bill and expressed concern over the reduction in span of Amarnath Yatra.

BJP President Nitin Gadkari claimed BJP-led NDA will return to power in 2014 Lok Sabha elections.

"In Congress-ruled states, there is 14 to 16-hour load-shedding whereas in BJP-governed states of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh there is no power shortage", he claimed.

He claimed the Sena-BJP government in Maharashtra had done tremendous development work like Pune-Mumbai Expressway, Bandra-Worli sea link and flyovers in Mumbai.

As long as Congress is in power, corruption, price rise and unemployment will continue, Gadkari charged.

BJP leader Arun Jaitley alleged "there is no leadership in the government. There is policy paralysis."

"Every day, there is a new instance of corruption", Jaitley said referring to 2G spectrum and coal allocation scams.

He charged the country is "paying the price for the flawed vision of Jawaharlal Nehru on Kashmir issue".....

Narendra Modi targets PM, alleges UPA govt damaging India\'s federal structure

IF I were indian, I will vote for him.
 
That would be a much better option than the current Congress Government, which has dropped India's GDP growth rate to 5.3%.

However, if Modi gets in... he needs a majority in Parliament, to prevent "regional parties" from causing policy paralysis.

That seems unlikely, to the point of being impossible, considering that the regional parties are getting stronger every day (according to the latest polls).

At the end of the day, either BJP or Congress needs a majority. Otherwise the entire country will be held hostage to the regional parties like Mamata and co.
 
i don't like some BJP policy but i am a biggest suppoter of narendra modi ji .:smitten:
 
That would be a much better option than the current Congress Government, which has dropped India's GDP growth rate to 5.3%.

However, if Modi gets in... he needs a majority in Parliament, to prevent "regional parties" from causing policy paralysis.

That seems unlikely, to the point of being impossible, considering that the regional parties are getting stronger every day (according to the latest polls).

At the end of the day, either BJP or Congress needs a majority. Otherwise the entire country will be held hostage to the regional parties like Mamata and co.

hey!! Dragon it seems you know much about Indian Political structure and politics!!! Are you doing some research work on it?
 
hey!! Dragon it seems you know much about Indian Political structure and politics!!! Are you doing some research work on it?

There are so many articles posted on this forum about the matter, that I learned about it eventually.

Plus, I read the Economist and the Financial Times a lot.

The number one factor in India's recent poor economic performance, is a failure of governance. Specifically the Congress party and their allies.

Indian GDP growth falls to 5.3% - Financial Times

India’s economic growth fell to a nine-year low in the first three months of 2012, a clear sign that the country’s slowdown is deepening and affecting all sectors of the economy.

Sharp falls in the manufacturing and agriculture sectors led Asia’s third-largest economy to grow only 5.3 per cent year on year in the quarter, compared with 9.2 per cent growth a year earlier.

“It’s a disaster,” said Rajiv Kumar, the secretary-general of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry. “We are facing a crisis of slow growth and high inflation that is extremely concerning.”

India’s economic difficulties are widely regarded as self-inflicted. Although Delhi often blames the eurozone sovereign debt crisis for India’s woes, domestic economists argue that greater faults lie with those running the world’s largest democracy.

Parliament has been in a state of virtual paralysis since the Congress-led coalition government became embroiled in a wave of corruption scandals involving senior members of the cabinet. Key reforms – including allowing foreign investment in India’s retail sector as well as passing a law to facilitate the acquisition of land to develop vital infrastructure projects – have been stalled in parliament for more than a year.


The rupee hit a fresh record low of Rs56.5 against the dollar on Thursday. Over the past eight months it has depreciated about 25 per cent against the dollar – making it one of the worst performing emerging market currencies, according to BNP Paribas.
 
If he becomes PM, what affect would that have on minorities?

muslims will be killed and burnt all over the country, churches and gurdwaras will be dismanteled and mosques turned into temples. it will; be followed by an nuclear attack on pakistan to get kashmir and then finally forming united india. modi will make hitler look lame duck.
 
muslims will be killed and burnt all over the country, churches and gurdwaras will be dismanteled and mosques turned into temples. it will; be followed by an nuclear attack on pakistan to get kashmir and then finally forming united india. modi will make hitler look lame duck.

This will be followed by another nuclear attack on Bangladesh ..Indian Army will march in the streets of Nepal and Bhutan and they will be declared as Indian provinces. Burma will be given 15 days notice to announce its accession to India.

There you go- Akhand Bharat ...
 
muslims will be killed and burnt all over the country, churches and gurdwaras will be dismanteled and mosques turned into temples. it will; be followed by an nuclear attack on pakistan to get kashmir and then finally forming united india. modi will make hitler look lame duck.

This will be followed by another nuclear attack on Bangladesh ..Indian Army will march in the streets of Nepal and Bhutan and they will be declared as Indian provinces. Burma will be given 15 days notice to announce its accession to India.

There you go- Akhand Bharat ...

Hahahahahaha sweet indian dreams. :rofl:
 
I don't think electing a Mass Murderer of 3000+ innocent Indian citizens as the next Prime Minister is likely to happen. It is nothing but a wet dream of Hardline Hindu Fundamentalist.


NOT GONNA HAPPEN.....
:no:
 

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