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Narendra Modi threatens to quit if Sanghis don't behave

It think it is well time warning. There are too many ill statements coming from BJP which is damaging him and the party also.
 
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People elected BJP .Only because of Modi
and pure patriotic development policies.
 
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if true, then a welcome threat. too much noise from sangh parviar
 
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So far, ignoring these lunatics, at least publicly, has been the right tactic for Modi. If he starts condemning each one, then for each one that he fails to condemn, the media will go on a frenzy claiming he supports them.

The only way to put a stop to this is to slowly demonstrate, by his actions, that there is no political room for the likes of these people. Any minister who goes out of line again needs to be discretely shown the door in the next cabinet reshuffle, without making a media event out of it.

Fake News.
Modi and RSS have very good understanding among themselves.

I don't know if the news is fake. However, Modi and the RSS have had their share of problems in Gujarat. In the end, the RSS agreed to Modi as the PM candidate because they had no other choice. How many seats would the BJP have gotten if an RSS favourite, say Gadkari, was the PM candidate?
 
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Fata fati boss.Reallty,the way things had been going for past one month,eta hoar-e 6ilo.
Oi halar polata onekdin dhore amader P.M. er naam e bakwaas korei choleche r maal take kono counter question korlei khali shoo shoo bole reply dei.Kal theke maal tar opor amar motka gorom hoye chilo,aaj shujog pelam dilam ori medicine oke:D:D:D
 
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Faced with a barrage of controversial remarks by members of his own party MPs and the extended Sangh parivar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been reported by a Marathi newspaper as having threatened to resign if the RSS - the BJP's parent organisation - does not immediately control such leaders.


Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is facing flak for repeated controversies.

According to this report in the Maharashtra Times, Modi's threat has caused 'much anxiety' among Sangh front organisations, which have now decided to act tough against anyone speaking out of turn. While Firstpost cannot confirm the authenticity of the report, a threat at this stage appears to be nothing more beyond a mere warning by the PM.

Since the last two days, there have been futile discussions between Sangh Parivar and BJP leaders. Between the different organisations within the Sangh Parivar and its leaders, there seems to be a struggle to take up controversial issues. But after Modi expressed displeasure over such issues, the Sangh has decided to act strictly against such leaders and organisations, Maharashtra Times reports.

Over the last month, several MPs, including Union ministers, have made controversial remarks that have put Modi's government on the backfoot in Parliament.

“Aapko tay karna hai ki Dilli mein sarkar Ramzadon ki banegi ya haramzadon ki. Yeh aapka faisla hai (You must decide whether you want a government of those born of Ram or of those born illegitimately),” Union MoS Sadhvi Niranjan Jyoti told voters in Delhi while campaigning for the party. Her remark forced an embarrassed Modi to 'strongly condemn' her remark in both Houses of Parliament.

Soon after, BJP MP Sakshi Maharaj made yet another controversial remark suggesting that Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse was a patriot. "I believe Nathuram Godse was also a nationalist and Mahatma Gandhiji also did a lot for the nation. Godse was an aggrieved person. He may have done something by mistake but was not an anti- national. He was a patriot," he said, but had to soon, reluctantly, retract his remarks in true politician style.


Earlier this month, organisations backed by the RSS claimed to have 'converted' or 'brought back home' over a hundred migrant Muslims from Bangladesh who had settled in an Agra slum. They were reportedly offered BPL cards as well as benefits of education and medical care.

Facing an uproar in Parliament, the BJP MP and the party's chief campaign manager in Uttar Pradesh, Yogi Adityanath, refused to be apologetic about the conversions and said it was home coming for Hindus who had converted away from the faith in the pat. He even defied his party's stand in Parliament and asserted that the 'ghar wapsi' programme would continue and they would convert Christians on 25 December.

A furious BJP, facing a backlash from the entire Opposition that has stalled several crucial bits of legislation, had to then ensure that Hindutva organisations cancelled the Christmas day programme, for which donations had been sought.

With all of these issues having cropped up over the last 30 days, there is enough reason for Modi, who rode to power on a development agenda, to be worried about such organisations, derailing his 'sabka sath sabka vikas' mission.

While Prime Minister Modi's threat to quit is pretty much superficial, given that he is clearly enjoying his tryst with power, he would do well to focus solely on developmental issues and ensure right wing organisations are put back in their place.

Hindutva overload? Report says Modi threatens to quit if Sanghis don't behave - Firstpost
Wow!!!
Hats off to this man!!
Indian politicians 're known for clinging on to their chairs despite being defaced but for a change somebody has threatned with a resignation.

And this somehow proves we have chosen the right leader.

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Really, first post ? they are worse than TOI


why hinduism is a blot on the idea of India
This article is a Gem
What???
This is fake news??
 
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