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One more ex congi CM may join the BJP

dimwit dynastie's pack of cards is fast depleting because he seems clueless about the art of the realpolitik.......

(Realpolitik is the approach of conducting diplomatic or political policies based primarily on considerations of given circumstances and factors, and not based on personal likes, dislikes, whims, and fancies, and the occasional largesse limited to the distribution of jhoota dog biscuits to unsuspecting and trusting supporters....

The kings, queens, aces, and jacks, in the pack have mostly jumped ship and departed, with alacrity, for greener pastures, leaving behind only the jokers and the lame ducks who have no prospects outside of the corrosive congi ecosystem
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auntie has run away from rai bareilly LS seat to rajastan RS seat, fearing the Ram mandir wave, beta had run away from amethi to wayanad, even before that, and that leaves beti, with her primary asset: " दादी माँ की नाक ", must be wondering why she has been left high and dry .... and just in case anyone has missed it, daamaad shri is very very quiet these days

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Are you serious? Damad ji is still billionaire in dollar terms.
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fanne wrote: 17 Feb 2024 16:30 Are you serious? Damad ji is still billionaire in dollar terms.

so is mallaya, fanne ji, .........

but is mallaya still the "king of good times" in the UK or has he, because of his fugitive status, been downgraded to a mere unremarkable plebeian on the footpath, with more money than sense .....

whereas, back home in India, uncle mallaya just couldn't appear in public without a growing mob in tow and excited reporters clicking away

Here in India, there are hangers on who cheer daamaad shri's every pedestrian word and mediocre deed, media darbaaris who kiss his corrupted butt all day long, people deferring to his every whim and fancy, naukars, chaakars in the best traditions of the bygone britshit empire and an entire ecosystem that nurtures him in safety, deference, comfort and personal protection, all at huge public cost.

In one of my earlier avataars with the airlines, I have seen such entitled praanis in operation from close proximity... like royalty with their obsequious courtiers in tow

They never pay for travel, food, hotel stays, and clothes etc, ...... whatever. Expensive cars appear magically to take them wherever they desire to go, while celebrity chefs curate their meals and take selfies with them.... and it all hinges on the invincible aura of political/star power that shines on them from on high and eases their way through life, by magically opening every door that they may desire to go through

bill gates carries his own stuff, as do guys like musk, and others of similar ilk but this culture is not prevalent in India.

and if perchance, daamaad shri ever needs to count to 21, then be assured that there is already a designated naukaar who will strip for him, to prevent any तकलीफ or कष्ट to the venerable persona of the daamaad shri

So, if push came to shove, and daamaad shri had to cut and run, which gora govt would jeopardize relations by "hosting" him and why would anyone risk the consequences of defying a pissed off GoI

So, what would daamaad shri do in pathetic anonymity in some goraland, even with a $billion in the bank .....

The entire meaning of his entitled life and reality of his existence is tied to his life in India, in general, and lootyens dilli in particular, and further more, the absoluteness of his survival is rooted in the undeniable fact that daamaad shri exists (and survives) only because of his proximity to the mafia famiglia.

without these two intersecting and also mutually self sustaining ecosystems, he would be like a fish out of water, with all the attendant endgame ramifications

and it is also no big secret that daamaad shri is increasingly being seen as a political albatross round the neck of the mafia famiglia by many congi advisors
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From what we hear, Communists are trying to make a fight in all MP seats in Kerala. Last time, they did not put up a fight against Pappu. So, this time around, Wayanad's seat will not be a cakewalk for him.
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I have a bad feeling about this election.

What is the opposition doing. The "Farmers", are doing their best to trigger a violent response from the state. But what exactly are the opposition doing?

Do they think that a violence between the farmers and the state will get them Delhi?
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Yagnasri wrote:From what we hear, Communists are trying to make a fight in all MP seats in Kerala. Last time, they did not put up a fight against Pappu. So, this time around, Wayanad's seat will not be a cakewalk for him.
There could be rings within rings. The Congress is also not in a very good shape in KL. They cannot counter the narrative set by the commies, and also not even able to bring up serious issues against the commies. Next, there is a strong rumour that BJP and the commies have a secret pact with commies helping the BJP in their aim of Congress Mukhth Bharath. The BJP does not see commies as a threat as they are no where to be seen beyond KL :lol:. Secondly, central agencies are also investigating possible corruption by the CM's daughter using shell companies. A new (unheard) agency SFIO - Serious Fraud Investigation Office - is investigating the case now. Which means that GoI has now firmly got the GoKL CM by his b****$ (as it is the gentleman has prostrate related diseaes), and so all he can do is to squeal.
Pratyush wrote:What is the opposition doing. The "Farmers", are doing their best to trigger a violent response from the state. But what exactly are the opposition doing?
Who is the opposition is a bigger question ! :lol:. The farmer broker gang is now restricted to causing mayhem in Punjab. Their gimmicks do not get much support from else where, as I don't see any other non-Punjab based farmer broker gangs threatening GoI. Modi & A. Shah can still get some of the state governments ruled by BJP to roll out some schemes which will benefit the state's farmers (not MSP, but some thing financially prudent). AAP-tards will then be forced to bring it in Punjab as well. At present Congress is desperately supporting the farmer broker gang, but once their pro-Khalistan stance becomes more evident, Congress also will have to back out.
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Hmm Chetak sir did not get the joke - are you serious
https://youtu.be/PI2V40M_rHg?si=KkyfbiADQJ0_zxE_
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https://www.deccanherald.com/india/fren ... ve-2898380

French journalist says Modi government forced her to leave India Dougnac said she was fighting the accusations, but could not afford to wait for authorities to make a decision. :roll: :rotfl:

On January 26, Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra, in response to a question, had said that France did "appreciate" India's "frame of reference" to look at the case purely through a lens of compliance with rules.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

No more free passes coz we are now really attached to the freedom of press ranking given by you EUsioles.
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Getting News that Sidhu is doing a Ghar-vapasi. Do we really want him to be back in BJP??

https://www.republicworld.com/india/bre ... 2-sources/

Also from UP....

https://www.republicworld.com/elections ... -bjp-yogi/
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^^^ at this rate Justinder might also join BJP
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Vile characters like Kamal Nath should not be allowed within a mile of the BJP office. Or is the plan to make Bharat "congress mukt" by importing the whole of the congress party into the BJP? I fail to see why the BJP even needs him after soundly defeating him and the congress in the recent assembly elections. And even if they do need him there are some lines they should not cross if they don't wish to become the new congress.

Getting Ashok Chavan of Adarsh scam fame is bad enough already. Kamal Nath would be even worse. In MH there is a truly staggering list of politicians who are all accused in various scams and corruption scandals but have now either joined the BJP or one of its allies in government - Ashok Chavan, Chhagan Bhujbal, Ajit Pawar, Kripashankar Singh, Praful Patel, Hasan Mushrif, Pratap Sarnaik, Harshvardhan Patil, not to mention Narayan Rane himself. And this is not even a complete list. I hope they do not repeat this in other states.
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Apart from a few misfires, many high-profile turncoats (Sarma, Scindia, RPN Singh, Prasada, Adhikari, RPN et al) have been put to productive work in the BJP. The party doesn't "need" any of these people at the moment, so anyone applying will be expected to deliver many things as well as explain their ideological commitment.

Kamal Nath - I think his involvement in the 1984 riots could be a main problem. It might be that he could join but not occupy any specific post, and his son Nakul might get a career path.

Sidhu - let's hope the last few years including a stint in the slammer has sobered him up.

SP guys - I haven't seen the names yet, let wait to see if they are any better than what the cats used to bring in..
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nachiket wrote: 18 Feb 2024 04:33 Vile characters like Kamal Nath should not be allowed within a mile of the BJP office. Or is the plan to make Bharat "congress mukt" by importing the whole of the congress party into the BJP? I fail to see why the BJP even needs him after soundly defeating him and the congress in the recent assembly elections. And even if they do need him there are some lines they should not cross if they don't wish to become the new congress.

Getting Ashok Chavan of Adarsh scam fame is bad enough already. Kamal Nath would be even worse. In MH there is a truly staggering list of politicians who are all accused in various scams and corruption scandals but have now either joined the BJP or one of its allies in government - Ashok Chavan, Chhagan Bhujbal, Ajit Pawar, Kripashankar Singh, Praful Patel, Hasan Mushrif, Pratap Sarnaik, Harshvardhan Patil, not to mention Narayan Rane himself. And this is not even a complete list. I hope they do not repeat this in other states.

nachiket ji,

this is looking more like a counter measure to the soreass team and their focussed efforts to push for regime change in 2024 and the BJP are clearly hoping to consolidate their position by garnering extra territorial and disparate vote banks by inducting some of their grass roots connected stalwarts with a mass based appeal with an electorally transferable swarm of loyal followers, or even, at times, luring away senior leadership assets from the enemy camp, so that their absence is felt more there, and rather than have immediate tangible use of such repurposed assets other than using their "inside" data and focussed organic insights into their opponent's mind space for strategizing, countering, or blocking congi options etc

there is ample evidence available in the public domain to safely conclude that the BJP carefully thinks things through, and usually weighs pros and cons logically, before committing to a specific course of action that is monitored in real time.

But some times, logic fails to work because irrational, unpredictable, ideologically flexible and driven humans are making decisions based on "gut feeling" which is dependant on verifiable real time situational awareness, and the objective processing of conflicting inputs while using insights based on breadth and depth of exposure and out of the box, proactively adaptable, and nimble thought process applied to a self constructed risk universe unique to the circumstances at hand

It is suggested that this process may appear opaque to us because of the lack of availability of political, caste and electoral considerations affecting their threat perception in a particular region or state
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KL Dubey wrote: 18 Feb 2024 06:25 Apart from a few misfires, many high-profile turncoats (Sarma, Scindia, RPN Singh, Prasada, Adhikari, RPN et al) have been put to productive work in the BJP. The party doesn't "need" any of these people at the moment, so anyone applying will be expected to deliver many things as well as explain their ideological commitment.

Kamal Nath - I think his involvement in the 1984 riots could be a main problem. It might be that he could join but not occupy any specific post, and his son Nakul might get a career path.

Sidhu - let's hope the last few years including a stint in the slammer has sobered him up.
I am not saying no ex-INC people should be allowed into the BJP. Merely that the BJP needs to look at their past records instead of just thinking about how they might be politically useful. I have not issues with the likes of Scindia, Deora, Jitin Prasada etc. coming in. They aren't controversial characters. And getting Himanta Biswa Sarma was obviously one of the best decisions BJP ever made. But they should be very careful about anyone dumping the congress to seemingly "clear" their names and records.

Kamal Nath as you said has blood on his hands from 1984. And Sidhu is a wrecking ball who the BJP should stay clear of, unless of course he was some sort of trojan horse sent to destroy the Congress from the inside in Punjab. Also bear in mind that the Captain is a BJP ally now and he absolutely despises Sidhu and for good reason. Sidhu's antics in Pakistan (hugging Bajwa, calling IK "bada bhai", saying he feels more at home in Pakistan than South India etc.) were offensive and suspicious. Capt. Amarinder straight up called him anti-national and said pakis wanted him to be Punjab CM when he resigned.
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Mostly agree. BTW Kamalanathan is 77 y/o, he has few further prospects in MP, his political career is nearly over and he is probably sensing the possibility of defeat in Chhindwara in LS 2024. My guess is he is mainly pushing for Nakulan, with himself as some sort of bonus.
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nachiket wrote: 18 Feb 2024 07:20 I am not saying no ex-INC people should be allowed into the BJP. Merely that the BJP needs to look at their past records instead of just thinking about how they might be politically useful. I have not issues with the likes of Scindia, Deora, Jitin Prasada etc. coming in. They aren't controversial characters. And getting Himanta Biswa Sarma was obviously one of the best decisions BJP ever made. But they should be very careful about anyone dumping the congress to seemingly "clear" their names and records.

Kamal Nath as you said has blood on his hands from 1984. And Sidhu is a wrecking ball who the BJP should stay clear of, unless of course he was some sort of trojan horse sent to destroy the Congress from the inside in Punjab. Also bear in mind that the Captain is a BJP ally now and he absolutely despises Sidhu and for good reason. Sidhu's antics in Pakistan (hugging Bajwa, calling IK "bada bhai", saying he feels more at home in Pakistan than South India etc.) were offensive and suspicious. Capt. Amarinder straight up called him anti-national and said pakis wanted him to be Punjab CM when he resigned.
You have pretty much echoed my thoughts Nachiket ji. Upto a point I can rationalise some of these people joining BJP. but it has come to a point where it seems they will accept anyone who joins. Some of these will not even give any extra seat (MP is with the BJP, what value will Kamal Nath add?), unless he comes up with some dirt on La Familia. Sidhu is not just a turncoat, he's IMO a dangerous troublemaker.
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KL Dubey wrote: 18 Feb 2024 06:25 Kamal Nath - I think his involvement in the 1984 riots could be a main problem. It might be that he could join but not occupy any specific post, and his son Nakul might get a career path.
The latest update (on X/Twitter) is that Shri. Kamalanathan have not been taken in. Mean while I could see a lot of whining posts from the "secular liberals" pro-Congress folks on X/Twitter. Kamalanathan should have been more loyal etc. So now if BJP rejects him, he is going to be the Kutha..na ghat ka..na ghar ka... And the Congress-wallahs are also now in a troubled mind, guessing who will jump ship next. All this when LS elections are nearing.
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nachiket wrote: 18 Feb 2024 04:33 Vile characters like Kamal Nath should not be allowed within a mile of the BJP office. Or is the plan to make Bharat "congress mukt" by importing the whole of the congress party into the BJP? I fail to see why the BJP even needs him
though we may not like, it can be seen as a policy of divide-and-rule.
chip away weaker branches of the enemy and reduce it to smaller entity.
once done, these characters can be sidelined also. (ex: SS, MG-VG)
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Taking in mass-murderers like Kamal Nath & corrupt scum like Ashok Chawan betrays the insecurity felt by BJP. An easier way to destroy Congress will be to prosecute them and make their life hell. A grateful nation & affected people (like Sikhs) will thank them

In spite of all the 370 Seats talk, I dont think the math adds up. 370 is an aspirational goal, not a realistic one. This is fine - Modi needs to fire up his troops by giving them a stretch goal. But repeating 2019 itself will be challenge, IMO. Nothing else explains this rash set of moves

Congress-Mukt need not happen during election time. This has been happening over the years and will continue post LS 2024 also. And these turncoats will switch sides the moment they see BJP getting less than the majority

On the issue of corruption, the first 3 points below were the view of most people about BJP over the last 9 years:

1) BJP itself is largely less-corrupt than the alternatives. If 20% of BJP netas are corrupt, the figure is 80% for the opposition. So, they are the lesser evil by a wide margin
2) No new scams in 10 years
3) But prosecution of old scams/scammers have gone on at snail's pace. This may be due to courts, C-system etc

But in the last 1 year, this has morphed to the below view

4) BJP uses ED to harass opponents to make them behave. But none of these actually result in prosecution, because permanent blackmail pays larger dividends
5) ED never prosecutes BJP netas, even the 20% corrupt ones
6) BJP is a laundering machine. Only way for a corrupt neta to escape is to join BJP

The last 3 points damage the BJP's reputation in significant ways. There is truth to the assertion that they are becoming the new Congress. If they continue down the path, people will show them the same treatment that they showed Congress

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Yes, we don't know the inner details, nor are we nearly as smart as Modi & Shah. But there is a thing called the voter & his common sense. You can't take that for granted

The BJP will win 2024 if they play their normal game. They have done enough to get a big mandate. They shouldn't sacrifice their principles in pursuit of greedy/ambitious-but-unrealistic goals and end up losing their very base. We don't want a repeat of 2004 when the average Karyakarta felt betrayed & uninspired. If corrupt turncoats get parachuted in at high positions while the selfless Karyakarta sacrifices his life/limb only to remain a pawn forever, he/she will feel nothing but disgust. And all the Modi magic will not be effective on the ground if the foot-soldier refuses to march

I hope BJP does not make the mistake that Team India did in WC 2023 finals. While they would have won on a normal pitch, they asked for it to be made more-friendly to the home team, with the end result being them being out-thought & out-played by the Aussies.
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When the flood gates are opened, you will get raw sewage mixed with clean water. If you try to stop the sewage at the source, you will also inhibit clean water. If BJP says no to these defectors now, it will effect people who are thinking about joining BJP, and this is not the time to generate second thoughts in their minds. Once the elections happen, BJP will have time to sort and flush out the sewage as deemed. Just relax and enjoy congress's schadenfreude.
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The problem with letting "raw sewage" is that it can push people away who believe that BJP is different from Congress. People like Ajit Pawar (of "should I urinate in a dam" fame), Ashok Chavan, Kamal Nath etc. are detestable folks and should never have a place in a party that professes to change politics. A big part of people supporting BJP was that people were tired of the filth in Congress and there is only so much you can claim that people will change if they join BJP. I really hope that all the good work being done by Modi is not overshadowed by the acceptance of these turncoats.
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Jay wrote: 18 Feb 2024 11:27 When the flood gates are opened, you will get raw sewage mixed with clean water. If you try to stop the sewage at the source, you will also inhibit clean water. If BJP says no to these defectors now, it will effect people who are thinking about joining BJP
This metaphor does not work. It is absolutely possible for the BJP to be selective about who it lets in. They are under no obligation to say yes to every disgruntled congressi regardless of their past record. This is doubly true in circumstances where there is no pressing political need to bring in that person in the first place.
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more than Nath & Sons or Tiwari & Sidhu Co.
The interesting development is the Jharkhand scenario
If 12 of the Congress MLA's leave tp join BJP that would be great
That would mean Congress mukth north of the Vindhyas!!
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nachiket wrote: 18 Feb 2024 14:01 in circumstances where there is no pressing political need to bring in that person in the first place.
I agree with this conclusion based on the information we have at this point of time.
But, we don't know, what is being planned by the BIF.
riots? reservations agitation (MH), farmers (PB, Delhi), language (TN), N vs S, taxes (state vs state vs central)...
conditions may change between now and May elections.
BJP would like to count on every seat possible.
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reportedly, papa is in the midst of "negotiating" with the congis, an AICC seat for his सुपुत्री, so that she remains in the power play limelight, as well as, remaining politically relevant enough to succeed him
Before the Lok Sabha elections, the Sharad Pawar-led NCP is believed to be in talks with Congress’ top leadership.

Sources claim that negotiations are going on about the possibility of important leaders in the Sharad Pawar led NCP being given positions within the Congress if the deal comes through.

Word is, Sharad Pawar is in talks with Rahul Gandhi and AICC president Mallikarjun Kharge regarding this. A leader close to an AICC general secretary said, “Sharad Pawar doesn’t want anything for himself. He wants a position for his daughter Supriya Sule in the All India Congress Committee (AICC).

She doesn’t want any position in the state. So there is a possibility that he will merge his NCP with the grand old party after everything is considered.

dust to dust, ashes to ashes, and congi to congi......this guy has come full circle, ending up right where he started from, all those decades ago


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Is this how the fear of ED/CBI/NIA actually manifests.........


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SRajesh wrote: 18 Feb 2024 14:48 more than Nath & Sons or Tiwari & Sidhu Co.
The interesting development is the Jharkhand scenario
If 12 of the Congress MLA's leave tp join BJP that would be great
That would mean Congress mukth north of the Vindhyas!!

SRajesh ji,

the BJP are on the lookout for an Annamalai like figure in punjab but is hot headed, ego fuelled, and a "disaster looking for a place to happen" "sidhu" that sought after savior that the BJP is hoping to snag and harness to fulfill to their agenda.......

Not only Kamal Nath and his son Nakul Nath, but Navjot Singh Sidhu can also join BJP soon.

He can even get a Lok Sabha ticket from Amritsar.

3 other MLAs from Punjab Congress are set to join the BJP.

Poor dimwit dynast's condition is worth seeing.

The BIF would never ever have comprehended such a catastrophe would befall them and the padres, the dravidiyas, and the jihadis are all very quiet, and apprehensively trying to anticipate the next pappu caused calamity

let's see how amarinder reacts and the fall out if any.....especially after he, amarinder, was replaced by the snake oil selling siblings who were hell bent on promoting sidhu

the agitating "farmers" have already established their unmistakable khalistani linkages and the outing of the malevolent machinations of the soreass gang cannot be kept hidden for much longer, and besides, the dimwit dynast is already complaining bitterly about inadequate or much reduced press coverage for his yatra and also the yatris.

This time around, the public is very much aware of the motivation of the "farmers", and the vocal public resistance to their anti Modi antics is building surely and steadily
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nachiket wrote: This is doubly true in circumstances where there is no pressing political need to bring in that person in the first place.
At this point in the game, any oppo leader taken out of the game means not only their influence is negated in the fight, but that leaders resources are not put up in a fight against BJP. BJP has no obligation, for sure.
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a warning shot was fired across the bows of the congis by the IT dept. Their action was per regulations and was lawful

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the congis have more than 120 crores of pending IT dues which they have not paid for many years


An I-T demand of ₹135 Crore was outstanding due from congress for A.Y 2018-19. This included demand of ₹103 Crore as Assessment Tax & Penal Interest of ₹32 Crore (approx).


At present, recovery of ₹115 Crore (including Interest) has been made by withdrawing money from various bank accounts of congress.

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Smriti Irani talks to Nupur J Sharma about Sandeshkhali and West Bengal

There has been a horror unfolding in Sandeshkhali, West Bengal. The women of Sandeshkhali have spoken out about the tyranny of Sheikh Shahjahan and his goons, who would sexually exploit, rape and torture Hindu women. Sheikh Shahjahan is a close aid of CM Mamata Banerjee and has been absconding for days, after a brutal attack against ED officials.

Smriti Irani in this podcast talks about West Bengal and how there is an ongoing genocide of Hindus in the state.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqYYFhn8xI8

00:01 Smriti Irani discusses the horrors of Sandeshkhali in West Bengal.
02:27 TMC targeting Hindu festivals and state-sponsored violence against Hindus
08:10 TMC devaluing BJP lives in Sandeshkhali
11:02 Sandeshkhali issue became a national challenge due to lack of response from the Chief Minister of Bengal.
16:35 Discussion on the implications of the absence of Shikha Jahan during the SES Khali visit.
18:57 Smriti Irani emphasizes the importance of upholding constitutional responsibilities.
23:42 Debate about sexual assaults in West Bengal
26:13 Women in Sandeshkhali facing police apathy and refusal to accept complaints
31:13 Discussion about the political issues in Sandeshkhali, West Bengal
33:32 Smriti Irani criticizes the silence and complicity in West Bengal's media and political circles.
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The Kangres did not negotiate for India'a Independence from the Britshits
All the hard work was done by others!

General Elections were in BritRaj in 1920 and surprise Hari Singh Gaur of the Democratic Party of India won. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1920_Indi ... l_election

Oops the Swaraj Party in 1923 had Motilal Neverwho as Secretary. what? Dad abandoned the Kangress!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swaraj_Party

The Swaraj Party was formed on 1 January 1923 by Indian politicians and members of the Indian National Congress who had opposed Mahatma's suspension of all civil resistance on 12 February 1922 in response to the Chauri Chaura tragedy, where policemen were killed by a mob of protestors.

More nuggets see this YT by AIM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Zn2rD1Rw4k
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bala wrote: 19 Feb 2024 01:55 Smriti Irani talks to Nupur J Sharma about Sandeshkhali and West Bengal

There has been a horror unfolding in Sandeshkhali, West Bengal. The women of Sandeshkhali have spoken out about the tyranny of Sheikh Shahjahan and his goons, who would sexually exploit, rape and torture Hindu women. Sheikh Shahjahan is a close aid of CM Mamata Banerjee and has been absconding for days, after a brutal attack against ED officials.

Smriti Irani in this podcast talks about West Bengal and how there is an ongoing genocide of Hindus in the state.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqYYFhn8xI8

00:01 Smriti Irani discusses the horrors of Sandeshkhali in West Bengal.
02:27 TMC targeting Hindu festivals and state-sponsored violence against Hindus
08:10 TMC devaluing BJP lives in Sandeshkhali
11:02 Sandeshkhali issue became a national challenge due to lack of response from the Chief Minister of Bengal.
16:35 Discussion on the implications of the absence of Shikha Jahan during the SES Khali visit.
18:57 Smriti Irani emphasizes the importance of upholding constitutional responsibilities.
23:42 Debate about sexual assaults in West Bengal
26:13 Women in Sandeshkhali facing police apathy and refusal to accept complaints
31:13 Discussion about the political issues in Sandeshkhali, West Bengal
33:32 Smriti Irani criticizes the silence and complicity in West Bengal's media and political circles.


bala saar,

Per informed reports, sandeshkhali is just the tip of the iceberg and this entitled jihadi practice of yore is widespread in large areas of bengal and has been going on for many years now. There are numerous sandeshkhalis active in bengal and mumtaz was aware of them and yet she chose silence in the interests of vote bank politics

sandeshkhali has caught mumtaz bano on the backfoot and there is very strong condemnation, among all sections of the society, for her willfully turning a blind eye to the predatory practices of the beedi/rohingiya "leaders" of her chosen vote bank. In many cases, depraved Hindus from the tmc cadres have also joined these jihadi scum in abusing the Hindu (and only Hindu) women..

The modi govt should go in for the kill and set up inquiry commissions to lay bare the truth of such allegations.

The affected women of sandeshkhali and their very vocal supporters have come out on the streets and there is no way that this particular evil genie can be put back in the bottle, though the presstitute media is really trying very hard to do so. the mumtaz bano police are literally going house to house trying to get the victime to back off and keep quiet and large sums of money is being offered as "compensation" while officially speaking, the police are saying that such things never happened at all and it is all an evil RSS साजिश to target the saintly bano of bengal

and as for sheikh shahjahan and his complicit henchmen, one guesses that they will soon be encountered by the tmc police themselves, using their paid off uniformed cop goons to bury all traces of evidence and lay the grounds for blaming the RSS and Modi
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bala wrote: 19 Feb 2024 02:18 General Elections were in BritRaj in 1920 and surprise Hari Singh Gaur of the Democratic Party of India won. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1920_Indi ... l_election

Oops the Swaraj Party in 1923 had Motilal Neverwho as Secretary. what? Dad abandoned the Kangress!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swaraj_Party

The Swaraj Party was formed on 1 January 1923 by Indian politicians and members of the Indian National Congress who had opposed Mahatma's suspension of all civil resistance on 12 February 1922 in response to the Chauri Chaura tragedy, where policemen were killed by a mob of protestors.
Not abandoned. More like infiltrated the garam dal while chacha neverwho stayed with naram dal. They like to cover all bases.
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chetak wrote: 19 Feb 2024 08:18 Per informed reports, sandeshkhali is just the tip of the iceberg and this entitled jihadi practice of yore is widespread in large areas of bengal and has been going on for many years now. There are numerous sandeshkhalis active in bengal and mumtaz was aware of them and yet she chose silence in the interests of vote bank politics
Lust for the infidel woman has been a central feature of Islam throughout history. There is an obsession with having sex with women of the non-believers (all means are used -- feigning love, abduction, coercion, blackmail, war booty). I don't know what goes through the mind of Hindu Bengali male to keep voting for Mamta. He is Master of the profound (Karl Marx, secularism, poetry, anti-fascist) but blind to the obvious (Muslims carting away Bengali Hindu women)
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goes through the mind of Hindu
This question is central to Bharat. We have the Dravidian parties in TN who have openly declared war against Sanatan Dharma. We have the ugly statues of these Britshit agents (periyar etc) who furthered the Britshit Bishop Caldwell idealogy in front of most important South Indian temples. Any movement to take them down and there is a huge protest. But Hindus continue to vote these inimical forces. There is no clear development/improvement by electing these worthies, in fact the state is sliding backward. I hope it is a wake up call after Ram Mandir that the people of TN realize their moronic decisions and make the right choice.

Coming to KNataka we see the same stupidity in electing the Kangress, the party is a huge sympathizer to peaceful crowd. Kerala ditto, Andhra ditto, Telegana ditto, there might be some nuances but I club them similarly. Some deep thinking is required in the South to make people understand what they are getting into by electing these parties year after year. We may have a repeat of what mumtaz and bengal are up to - no great improvement, more chaos, harrasment, sexual assaults and other heinous crimes.
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sanjayc wrote: 19 Feb 2024 09:00 I don't know what goes through the mind of Hindu Bengali male to keep voting for Mamta.
WB has 30% Muslims and in 2021 it is said around 90% of them voted for Mamata. Her total voteshare was around 48%. So she needed barely 30% of the Hindu vote. Majority of the Hindu vote went to BJP (~55%) and the rest to the Congress and Commies. WB situation is the product of demographic change. Even the above numbers may not be accurate since the ~30% Muslim number is from 2011. We know what has happened with illegal immigration from BD since then. So the actual percentage may be much higher.

And this is also why she wants to fight alone in the 2024 elections instead of allying with the Congress and Left. She knows she has the entire Muslim vote already. Whoever is still voting for the Congress and Left are Hindus and they hate her and would not vote for her anyway. So she needs them in play to reduce the BJP's voteshare.
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