Narendra Modi vs the Dynasty: Contrasting Ideas of India

Arjun · Post by **Arjun** » 16 Jun 2013 22:23

Digvijay Slams Modi's Iron Collection Drive for Patel's Statue

Positively devilish talent out there for demonizing any and every move that steals the Dynasty's thunder !! Goebbels could have picked up a neat trick or two from them...

Lets hope the country is soon rid of this ghoulish ideology.

Sri · Post by **Sri** » 16 Jun 2013 22:46

it will be interesting now to see how many states are going for 3 way fight. how many states are polarized and within them how many have bjp / inc as main contenders.

JDU split was well thought out. Now the one who gains from above analysis is behind all this. NK is no fool in cloud castle.

R_Kumar · Post by **R_Kumar** » 16 Jun 2013 22:46

So in 2000, BJP had more setas than JD(u), still Nitish was projected as the CM. It is beyond my imagination why they did that. Its an open invitation. Come and use me. Sushil Modi must have felt angry. Now look what happend.

harbans · Post by **harbans** » 16 Jun 2013 22:55

It is beyond my imagination why they did that.

Personal greed, ambition and outright jealousy have bought many ruin. This is a simple issue. Not beyond imagination. They may ruin what they made, formed, created, benefited from if the prior 3 are not addressed.

JohnTitor · Post by **JohnTitor** » 16 Jun 2013 22:56

RoyG wrote:Dump this Advani geezer. Hopefully BJP captures most of the JD(U) vote share. It seems like most of the gangrene in the party has been excised.

I doubt that. He wanted to leave on his own and he was begged to come back. His only intention seems to be maio's sidekick.

Muppalla · Post by **Muppalla** » 16 Jun 2013 23:08

Sri wrote:it will be interesting now to see how many states are going for 3 way fight. how many states are polarized and within them how many have bjp / inc as main contenders.

JDU split was well thought out. Now the one who gains from above analysis is behind all this. NK is no fool in cloud castle.

Everyone who goes out of NDA and that too at their sweet timing blames NDA as communal and to save secularism. (1) TDP in 2004(2) JDS in 2007 and (3) BJD in 2009 and (4) JDU in 2013.

What is Nitish's game?

It is either INC+RJD or INC+JDU. In either case the gainer is UPA. If RJD and INC does not go together it will be really foolish on the part of UPA. Another factor in the mix is that Bihar Muslims are not W.UP Muslims to vote enmasse due to fatwas. Muslims can divide.

INC has to work a compromising coalition with Laloo and also work a Muslim consolidation. In this situation Nitish is toast.

member_20292 · Post by **member_20292** » 16 Jun 2013 23:09

Pseudo science but good article;

http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?286143

Basically "NaMo is an aggressive figure. They usually polarize audiences , as does Modi"

member_20292 · Post by **member_20292** » 16 Jun 2013 23:19

Modi is bhasmasure who will burn the RSS after he becomes PM

http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?286142

Sanku · Post by **Sanku** » 16 Jun 2013 23:26

RoyG wrote:Whoever was putting forth these stupid theories of Advani being an ally of Modi should be feeling the heat now. Nitish Kumar has dug his own grave.

How?

People here should stop and think before they post, and ill informed diatribe is not analysis.

ashashi · Post by **ashashi** » 16 Jun 2013 23:33

LK Advani warns Rajnath Singh, says end of NDA if polls fought under one leader: Sources

Sanku · Post by **Sanku** » 16 Jun 2013 23:35

All the sources could not predict that NaMo will indeed be crowned, that Advani will stage a natak to send a clear message to JD(U) that it will be Modi, or that JD(U) will go.

No the sources are desperately trying to find a reason to confuse in the vain hope that NaMo will not be pushed further.

SaiK · Post by **SaiK** » 16 Jun 2013 23:40

There is more performance measured on Modi than Advani. There are valid evidences in terms of who would bring votes. If the party members are mature enough, they would realize this before even any fissures hits news media. The more I read, the more I feel the old head and years of party-mongering is of no use. BJP may not be able to challenge the family power at all with this kind of bickering. We will see in a few weeks, the real face of the party.

Advani is a gonner! when JDU has already delinked, he is further on this self-delinking measures.. natak and things are babyish.

SwamyG · Post by **SwamyG** » 16 Jun 2013 23:43

The idea to get one used iron tool from every village is a brilliant one.

From http://www.narendramodi.in/3-extremely- ... f-gujarat/

After a decade of doing this, I am glad to share that our efforts have received immense success. The drop out rate, which stood at 17.83% in 2003-2004 has drastically come down to 2.04% in 2012-2013 for Standard 1-5 and the drop out rates for Class 1-7 has dropped significantly from 33.73% in 2003-2004 to 7.08% this year. The results of the Kanya Kelavani Abhiyan are also for all to see. In the last decade, female literacy has increased from 57.80% to 70.73% today.

We noticed that a common reason for the high drop out rate among girl students was lack of adequate sanitation facilities. Thus, we constructed over 71,000 sanitation blocks. Similarly, we saw that the state did not have enough classrooms to facilitate quality education for our youngsters so we built over 1,04,000 classrooms in the last decade. We did not stop there. In this age, where technology is constantly redefining the world, it is a crime to keep our youth away from these advances. That is why we have equipped over 20,000 schools with computer facilities.

Superb......it has been my long belief about women having to face really bad situations when it comes to #1 and #2 in desh. While men had it easy for #1 - be it school, streets or other public places, poor women had absolutely not much to help them. I saw an adult woman having to urinate in public near the wall - she was a daily wage worker, and it was quite accidentally that I noticed what she was doing. Sad. She did perform the act very subtly so as to not attract any attention, felt so sorry for her.

Women in desh, IMHO, have developed the ability to control #1 and #2 a bit more than the men. It is profound that Modi has caught to that basic fact of sanitation and has done a bit in the right direction for students. The toilets in the school/colleges were disgusting, and I had a tough time at school going both #2 or #1.

SwamyG · Post by **SwamyG** » 16 Jun 2013 23:47

chaanakya wrote: btw NaMo has good impression in Bihar.

That is what looks like....based on the NDTV video posted by Hari. Either that video is to warn top BJP leaders to come back groveling to NK, by pointing out how people are for the alliance.
But on the look of it.....one could easily see support to Modi. Sonia/Rahul are bound to get "loose motions" seeing that video. Good that Modi is building sanitation blocks in rural areas.

panduranghari · Post by **panduranghari** » 16 Jun 2013 23:54

Sri wrote:it will be interesting now to see how many states are going for 3 way fight. how many states are polarized and within them how many have bjp / inc as main contenders.

JDU split was well thought out. Now the one who gains from above analysis is behind all this. NK is no fool in cloud castle.

In Maharashtra, SS MNS votes split gave congress the victory. The Niku Lalu Paswan share a similar vote bank. The split may benefit BJP. Besides there could be many innJDU who may want to join Modi like the congress did in Gujarat.

Advani by his rants in preventing Niku from committing to congress. BJP are not going to let a small leader tell them who will lead their party. Advani is a old war horse. He may come across bitter but I give him the full benefit of doubt. He is engineering the BJP folks to go with Modi and coaxing the fence sitters to not go with congress. He is still keeping Niku in the game. JDU will split and when SS-MNS are together, Advani may endorse NaMo openly. JMT.

sunnyP · Post by **sunnyP** » 17 Jun 2013 00:24

ashashi wrote:LK Advani warns Rajnath Singh, says end of NDA if polls fought under one leader: Sources

Yet he was fine 'fighting under one leader' last time because he was that one leader.

abhishek_sharma · Post by **abhishek_sharma** » 17 Jun 2013 00:54

Together they ended Lalu’s reign in Bihar

Sushupti · Post by **Sushupti** » 17 Jun 2013 01:22

Patna: Public opinion on NDA split

ashashi · Post by **ashashi** » 17 Jun 2013 01:48

Toi(let) sayz...

Modi to target 42 Lok Sabha seats in UP

Sources in BJP said that Modi is expected to start his UP campaign from Ayodhya. The BJP wants to cash on his hardliner image by polarising voters on communal lines

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Besides hardline Hindutava, BJP also plans to play caste card by wooing other backward classes, particularly Kurmis, by invoking freedom fighter and India's first deputy prime minister Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel.

Sushupti · Post by **Sushupti** » 17 Jun 2013 01:52

Nitish Praising NaMo

SS_sharma · Post by **SS_sharma** » 17 Jun 2013 01:54

all these news channels like aajtak, ndtv etc are bringing out these videos showing public support for BJP and criticising JDU, i wonder if there is more to it than meets the eye.

surely they would edit their footage before airing it to suit their political masters' needs

Sushupti · Post by **Sushupti** » 17 Jun 2013 01:56

devesh · Post by **devesh** » 17 Jun 2013 01:56

I want to know who the "sources" are who keep releasing info after info about Modi, JD, NK, LKA, etc?

prahaar · Post by **prahaar** » 17 Jun 2013 02:00

All these proofs of NK's inconsistent behavior are going to be helpful only against an open minded urbane population. Most people KNOW that MOST politicians do not act consistently.

The hard line on consistency will be applied ONLY to BJP and NaMo. NM is in the cross-hairs, no one is going to question NK in any of our media channels. It is heartening to see that at least in urban centers people are aware and able to see the opportunistic behavior of NK. I am pretty sure that the same is the case with rural voters, but do not know under what compulsions they are required to vote.

Also, since NK is not a fool, he must have definitely got some assurances about a vote transfer from a hitherto inaccessible section (who will not appear on TV voicing their opinions but will deliver on the poll day) during the polls.

Overall, it looks like NM's rise is resulting in a much needed clean up of the BJP. Sushil Modi should also stop feeling sad about losing the coaltion and bootstrap for installing BJP sarkaar.

SaiK · Post by **SaiK** » 17 Jun 2013 02:05

Sushupti wrote:Patna: Public opinion on NDA split

[youtube]7F4GjsKnVis

impressed! nice candid discussions. well opinionated aam!

ashashi · Post by **ashashi** » 17 Jun 2013 02:10

Modi to address rally in Punjab on June 23

According to BJP leaders, the rally venue and time combine a great symbolism for different constituencies. "While on one side it will bring the issue of article 370, which BJP had been opposing, again in the centre stage on the other Modi starting his nationwide campaign from Punjab which is being ruled by SAD-BJP alliance and SAD representing Sikh minority," said a senior BJP leader.

Manish_Sharma · Post by **Manish_Sharma** » 17 Jun 2013 02:13

Arjun wrote:Digvijay Slams Modi's Iron Collection Drive for Patel's Statue

Positively devilish talent out there for demonizing any and every move that steals the Dynasty's thunder !! Goebbels could have picked up a neat trick or two from them...

Lets hope the country is soon rid of this ghoulish ideology.

He said that Sardar Patel had banned the RSS after the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, "even as the BJP has launched a drive to collect iron in his name".

digvijey has to quit congress then as nehru un-banned RSS & even asked them to take part in 26, January parade.

or is digvijay saying Sardar Patel ji was right and nehru was wrong !!!

abhishek_sharma · Post by **abhishek_sharma** » 17 Jun 2013 02:39

Slamming Narendra Modi 'coronation', 'hegemony', JD(U) calls it quits

According to him, the language used by the new BJP campaign committee chief sounded "frightening" for a section of the society.

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The announcement of the split was marked by high drama with a group of Muslim leaders hailing Nitish. Sunni Waqf Board chairman Mohammed Irshadullah, who was among those present on the occasion, called it a "historic decision" and said Nitish was a "real" secular leader "unlike Lalu Prasad".

Other onlookers said Nitish had done Sunday what Lalu had sought to achieve by stopping L K Advani's rath yatra during the peak of the Ayodhya movement.

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 17 Jun 2013 03:11

http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewto ... 1#p1471671

Modi is bhasmasure who will burn the RSS after he becomes PM

http://www.outlookindia.com/article.aspx?286142

On one hand congis and its supporters want RSS to get destroyed but want also NaMo to get destroyed. If naMo wants to destroy RSS should not they back him instead of demonising him.
They dont know what they want-- their rule for perpetuity.
one thing is certain both RSS and NaMo have different and truthful better views of India than the congis. Hence remove the alternative better view of India.
secularism is one version of baiting RSS/NaMo going on for over 40 years.
pathetic article.

http://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewto ... 2#p1471712

Toi(let) sayz...

Modi to target 42 Lok Sabha seats in UP

Quote:
Sources in BJP said that Modi is expected to start his UP campaign from Ayodhya. The BJP wants to cash on his hardliner image by polarising voters on communal lines

...

Besides hardline Hindutava, BJP also plans to play caste card by wooing other backward classes, particularly Kurmis, by invoking freedom fighter and India's first deputy prime minister Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel.

NaMo will not use his Hindutva and OBC cards at any point of his time. He has never used in the past decade even at the height of grave provocation by congis to polarise on communal lines.
even today NaMo does not bother to respond to media attacks. he continues his nation building on his own at grass roots level.
The congi media will bait low level BJP leaders to make some hara kiri and raise the communal temperature or attribute it some unnmaed sources in BJP to polarise people.
blame it on NaMo -- useful stick to beat BJP.
In defatigable to say the least- unlike termite queen and her sona ka chamach.

Sushupti · Post by **Sushupti** » 17 Jun 2013 03:12

Sushupti · Post by **Sushupti** » 17 Jun 2013 03:51

Ahead, a tough ride
SANKARSHAN THAKUR

Patna, June 16: Chief minister Nitish Kumar may well sense a new “secular” halo beginning to glow behind him, but beneath his feet he must also sense the cold discomfort of thin ice. If this is a leap of conviction, it is equally a lunge into uncertainty. Hereon, it is going to be a testing, if not also precarious, ride.

He has forsaken his two-thirds cushion and earned himself a belligerent adversary that will come blazing at him on the shoulders of Narendra Modi. He has a newly invigorated Lalu Prasad waging in from the other end. His own flock will require assuring they can hold out on their own. “We are admittedly in a new and tough situation,” a Nitish aide confessed. “But this is a challenge we had no option but to embrace, there was never any question of submitting to Narendra Modi. We must treat this like an opportunity, a rebirth.”

Nitish’s first challenge is of course to secure the trust motion on June 19, but that will probably be the easiest of the trials that lie ahead; Independents and critical absentees, if not formal support from the Congress, will see Nitish through what is set to be an acrimonious vote on the Assembly floor. Thereafter, it will be an everyday battle on multiple fronts that Nitish alone will have to wage for the dispensation he heads is, willy-nilly, a one-man show.

The JD(U), far too reliant on Nitish’s persona, is in dire need of structure and network. The drubbing in Maharajganj exposed gaping holes in the organisation; many JD(U) leaders paradropped into the campaign returned with feedback that the party “doesn’t exist” at the grassroots. “The organisation needs attention far more than ever before,” pleaded an office bearer. “We are on our own now, we have to quickly galvanise ourselves into action, the party will have to become as much a priority as the government.”

The government buffeted by perceptions of administrative slowdown and corruption, itself needs urgent toning, probably also a dose of strong medicine. The sense is growing, and palpable, that Nitish’s performance in the second term has suffered in comparison to his first innings.

Some key advisers are known to have told the chief minister governance needs more focused attention. The pressure will mount now that Nitish is on his own and surrounded by multiple political adversaries. “It’s all down to him alone now,” said a senior JD(U) leader, on the sidelines of the day’s big announcement. “He is a deeply image-conscious man and he has a reputation to keep. You may well see a changed Nitish Kumar in the days to come, politically aggressive, intent on governance.”

By far the most daunting task, though, will be to stitch up a socio-political coalition strong enough to outflank both the BJP and Lalu Prasad’s Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD). The jettisoning of the BJP has created a gaping hole on Nitish’s flanks. That will not be taken care of by reconfiguring the caste composition of the government or the party alone. It will require convincing a highly politicised, and mostly disparate, electorate that Nitish is still the only man capable of turning Bihar’s fortunes and delivering this government’s avowed credo: progress with social harmony.

Translated, that means hard barnstorming of the Bihar heartland to shore up constituencies that have so far not been part of the JD(U) votebank. Even diehard supporters of the JD(U) and Nitish don’t believe, for instance, that Bihar’s 17 per cent Muslims will fall into “automatic embrace” by sheer dint of Nitish having severed ties with the BJP. “It will have to be a hard fought battle,” said a senior partyman. “Bihar is complex and politics is very competitive, especially now with the BJP in a new belligerent mood.”

It will also require, in all probability, finding new political partners, of which there are few in the field. Relations between Nitish and Lalu Prasad are too acerbic at the moment to even credibly contemplate an alliance, although it isn’t unforeseeable that the two join hands to fight off Narendra Modi.{ I was anticipating this. This is the surprise Modi should be prepared for and have plan in place}

Speculation has also drifted in the direction of a tie-up with the Congress, but such a prospect is riddled with imponderables. Should Nitish lean towards a “third front” or “federal front” formation with Mamata Banerjee’s Trinamul Congress and Navin Patnaik’s BJD, the Congress will remain hands off. On the other hand, it will also be courted hard by Lalu Prasad.

Realignments will happen in Bihar following today’s rupture between the JD(U) and the NDA, but they will take time to firm up and will depend on twists and turns of politics well-nigh impossible to predict at the moment. What’s well certain is that in choosing the “honourable option” of unbending exit from the NDA, Nitish Kumar has set himself on the toughest bend of his career.

http://www.telegraphindia.com/1130617/j ... 016151.jsp

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 17 Jun 2013 04:12

Nitish as with Laloo before he set up his own.
Too much bad blood between them.

Laloo is senior to Niku. does not like Niku to upsatge him.

Niku is ambitious and can backstab anyone.

congis will have their plates full trying to bring these together.

In all -- there will be possible be a 2 or 3 way split of votes esp amongst muslims.

NaMo should continue the current startegy of going alone everywhere including WB, odisha, AP ,Kerala etc.

Only in TN,MH and Punjab should they relent due to good equations with the JJ and SAD. SS warring factions needs to be brought together- if not go alone there also. No choice.

NDA is vitrually defunct, literally defangs low purush and his acolytes.

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By making itself free BJP can become pan Indian in true sense by building the party in all parts of India.

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 17 Jun 2013 04:17

NaMo and JJ have good realtions.
It goes back to a few years when sasikala was thick with JJ.

NaMo had warned about sasikala and her intentions to JJ who seems to have got it confirmed later. She has been grateful to him ever since. She has been on the political ascent since then.

She can be very loyal to friends and brutal to enemies. NaMo comes as a true friend to her. He also has had advised a lot to her.

This info was told to me by my friend. His uncle is from CBI- who had worked and had access to the TN files of those days.

The question is how did NaMo know these about sasikala and JJ??

FWIW.

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 17 Jun 2013 04:25

congi media have been attacking BJP/NaMo for kicking the Bhishma Pitamaha into oblivion-

one BJp worker seemed to have retorted-- Bhishma was a bachelor but low purush was a much married man with 2 children.

fanne · Post by **fanne** » 17 Jun 2013 04:40

BJP with or without Modi cannot win Majority of its own. It should go for coalition where possible and desirable. There is no point killing NDA just to spite LKA. What is that saying in angrezi - He cut his nose to spite the face and all that. In Bihar they did not have a choice. Nk did not want Modi ascent and BJP will get at least 5 seats. The coalition would have gotten 25 (with assumption that Con would have gone with Laloo, which they had). A loss of 20, which by making Modi PM candidate, BJP can better that loss in UP (and KA, maybe Telengana and Odisha). So net, net, it is not a loss. If BJP can pull anything extra in Bihar, it will be a bonus. But BJP should be looking to get 100 seats from Partners (any extra seat over 175 for BJP, helps BJP and Namo for PM seat). It would be sad that BJP gets 200+ seat but does not get enough partner to form govt (even when Jaya and other support). I hope and pray, this is a wave election, else BJP has already lost!! But with Modi at the helm, BJP can either spectacularly win or loose. With a conservative leader, they have spectacularly lost (2004 and 2009), They have nothing to loose in this gamble, only win!!

SwamyG · Post by **SwamyG** » 17 Jun 2013 05:05

krisna wrote:NaMo and JJ have good realtions.
It goes back to a few years when sasikala was thick with JJ.

NaMo had warned about sasikala and her intentions to JJ who seems to have got it confirmed later. She has been grateful to him ever since. She has been on the political ascent since then.

She can be very loyal to friends and brutal to enemies. NaMo comes as a true friend to her. He also has had advised a lot to her.

This info was told to me by my friend. His uncle is from CBI- who had worked and had access to the TN files of those days.

The question is how did NaMo know these about sasikala and JJ??

FWIW.

JJ and Sashikala are back to being friends. In a recent visit to Srirangam temple, both of them went there together onlee. http://newindianexpress.com/states/tami ... 613462.ece

krisna · Post by **krisna** » 17 Jun 2013 05:23

^^^^
not before sasikala purged some of her relatives etc.publicly. explained her position and admitted the role of relatives --which was accepted by "amma"

even today her relatives are not allowed any leeway, expelled from her party.

Muppalla · Post by **Muppalla** » 17 Jun 2013 05:36

fanne wrote:BJP with or without Modi cannot win Majority of its own. It should go for coalition where possible and desirable. There is no point killing NDA just to spite LKA. What is that saying in angrezi - He cut his nose to spite the face and all that. In Bihar they did not have a choice. Nk did not want Modi ascent and BJP will get at least 5 seats. The coalition would have gotten 25 (with assumption that Con would have gone with Laloo, which they had). A loss of 20, which by making Modi PM candidate, BJP can better that loss in UP (and KA, maybe Telengana and Odisha). So net, net, it is not a loss. If BJP can pull anything extra in Bihar, it will be a bonus. But BJP should be looking to get 100 seats from Partners (any extra seat over 175 for BJP, helps BJP and Namo for PM seat). It would be sad that BJP gets 200+ seat but does not get enough partner to form govt (even when Jaya and other support). I hope and pray, this is a wave election, else BJP has already lost!! But with Modi at the helm, BJP can either spectacularly win or loose. With a conservative leader, they have spectacularly lost (2004 and 2009), They have nothing to loose in this gamble, only win!!

If BJP gets 175+, the game is up and it will be NaMo as PM. The coalition formation will be on auto pilot. If BJP stops at 150 then the manthan will happen and in that situation it will Jayalalitha who will be PM. I had a friendly bet with Sanku

What both Advani and later Nitish ensured is that it is either UPA or no mulla appeasing third front.

muraliravi · Post by **muraliravi** » 17 Jun 2013 05:45

fanne wrote:BJP with or without Modi cannot win Majority of its own. It should go for coalition where possible and desirable. There is no point killing NDA just to spite LKA. What is that saying in angrezi - He cut his nose to spite the face and all that. In Bihar they did not have a choice. Nk did not want Modi ascent and BJP will get at least 5 seats. The coalition would have gotten 25 (with assumption that Con would have gone with Laloo, which they had). A loss of 20, which by making Modi PM candidate, BJP can better that loss in UP (and KA, maybe Telengana and Odisha). So net, net, it is not a loss. If BJP can pull anything extra in Bihar, it will be a bonus. But BJP should be looking to get 100 seats from Partners (any extra seat over 175 for BJP, helps BJP and Namo for PM seat). It would be sad that BJP gets 200+ seat but does not get enough partner to form govt (even when Jaya and other support). I hope and pray, this is a wave election, else BJP has already lost!! But with Modi at the helm, BJP can either spectacularly win or loose. With a conservative leader, they have spectacularly lost (2004 and 2009), They have nothing to loose in this gamble, only win!!

Sir, this niku is absolutely a hype unprecedented in indian history. please do me a favor and see bihar 2000 election results. BJP contested many more seats. Got 67, niku got 21. Why on earth was his party given more seats in 2005, who proposed this loser as a cm nominee for nda. who in bjo conspired to cut out bihar state bjp leaders. take this in stone, niku is over. BJP will do fine. The coalition will get only 20 if cong goes with lalu. of that BJP will get 9. Now also they will get at least 9. What did bjp lose just 11 frpm jdu. after split jdu will get 5, those 5 will also support modi. so at max bjp will lose 6 nda seats. if lalu goes alone, bjp will sweep. then gains are too much.

Sushupti · Post by **Sushupti** » 17 Jun 2013 05:47

Another stealth Khristo? Google shows him speaking the typical language of Christo victimhood against VHP/RSS as far back as 1998.

Mistry played an important role in securing victory of Congress party in recently concluded Karnataka assembly polls. He is in-charge of party’s Karnataka and Kerala affairs. Mistry who is from NGO background is powered by excellent support of Church.

http://deshgujarat.com/2013/06/16/four- ... ess-party/

Madhusudan Mistry’s Disha received Rs 3.74 crore foreign money in two years

According to a chapter written by People’s Union for Civil Societies (PUCL)’s Ghanshyam Shah in Takashi Shinoda’s book ‘The Other Gujarat’ , Disha was formed by Madhusudan Mistry in 1985. Mistry began his political activity as a trade unionist with the Majur Mahajan, Textile Labour Union in Ahmedabad. He then joined OXFAM and supported small grassroot groups. The purpose of Disha was to work as a supportive core group for a network of grassroots people’s organizations. It should be mentioned here that OXFAM is foreign organization which has its India headquarter in Hyderabad.

http://deshgujarat.com/2013/04/18/madhu ... two-years/