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'North India shed more tears for Sridevi than South': BJP's Narendra Taneja further alienates south

I am a triple agent. I work for the chinese, Pakistanis and Vatican.


Well if you beleive in Hindu mythology. Then there are stories which mention that Brahmins were cursed to be evil and greedy.

Although I think, inbreeding amongst is the culprit.
I will ask my white pet pariah dog his opinion on his sister, a brown pom.
 
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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Narendra Taneja did his bit to further alienate the party from south India. On Friday, while appearing on a talk show, Taneja had made a bizarre comparison between north and south India, saying it was the former which shed more tears when Bollywood actor Sridevi died last month.

Taneja had appeared on a talk show on CNN-News18 to debate the central government's recommendations to the 15th finance commission. The government had said distribution of central funds to individual states must take place as per the 2011 Census and not the 1971 Census, as was hitherto the norm.

South Indian states had raised objections to this, saying it would reduce their share of funds. But when Taneja was asked about this and was asked if their grievances were genuine, he said there is no North-South divide, and called it the creation of the Congress party.


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Next these North Indians will claim that south Indian food and movies are more popular in North. So North India is justified in economically exploiting South India. ,


But that's when things got truly bizarre.

The first thing is why would anyone cry over a death of a B!tch!????
 
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Southern states would have easily become developed near developed economies easily if it weren't for the northies who take much of the money from south to spend on themselves while never reaching near anywhere level of south with all the monetary looting.

100% TRUE. Here is what former Indian Finance Minister said.

"India's growth would have progressed better if it comprised its southern and western parts only...The rest of the country held the South and West back", P. Chidamparam, Minister of Finance, India (2004-2008) to the American Ambassador in a conversation in August 2009.
 
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