Ok. I believe you are appropriate!…

No one knows or realises your value. We get saddened by this, but then not every johari gets a chance to review a koh-i-noor in his lifetime. Those who value you, people like me, shall keep on doing this irrespective of everything. Rest everything is fate. But sir choose your men carefully for its yours not their credibility at stake.

Thanks & regards,

Sat Sri Akal.

You always say something which I think is same as a common man thinks….then why don’t we BJPians or shall I say nationalist Indians win elections ? I want BJP to come again to power anyhow in India.

In my state Rajasthan…..Mr. Ashok Gehlot is interested in giving only rs. 100 for 100 days to persons who are not willng to work, no developement……he’s not at all interested in industries, agriculture… he just wants votes by giving them money for free…….please do something to stop this…

I would like to share my views on your blog in context of your post. When two leaders of different political parties want to meet each other on some either national or the local issues they should gather open heartedly without any fear that their party may lose their vote bank. If any one of them behaves like this it means that party is not strong enough to stand with its own ideology. In my opinion Indian voter is not as foolish as he is considered. Voters are not the property of any party though a group of voters may be influenced with the ideology or gimmicks of any party.

What Deen dayal ji said is right : Don’t compromise with your principles, or values; but do not subscribe to any kind of untouchability: neither social nor political”.

I have always admired BJP Party leaders but I feel otherwise after seeing Sri Gadkari as the president. With due respect to him, I think he lacks the stature of a national leader, the one who can rally public behind him. May be, he will attain that eventually. Besides, he lacks an impressive personality which is the prerequisite to get people’s attention. The first impression to attract public attention is lost. I may be wrong but I also think that he is not articulate enough to impress the general public. I have nothing against him but I say so as a well wisher of BJP. If he is not able to influence me, a dedicated worker, how will he influence others ?

Then there are other issues. I feel being loud mouth in public speaking is taking a toll and giving bad name to your party. In my view, one should not talk ill about the other parties .This creates unnecessary frictions and leaves a bad taste. It also belittles you in public eyes. The leaders should talk about what goals they have for the country and its people? They should their home work well.

Sir, one more suggestion.You may like it or you may not. I think you should start a healthy, friendly relationship with other parties, other than Congress. The reason is I see the policy of Congress to follow the DIVIDE AND RULE.

In my vision, I feel the time has come to UNITE FOR A GOOD CAUSE.This is the only way for all the other parties to come back in power to prove their worth once again. As the public is really confused as they don’t have much choice in store while voting. Once you all unite and show your power and strength of togetherness.Atleast people will see some ray of hope somewhere in the darkness.

Last not the least one, I would like to propose that India be recognized a Hindu State. And what is stopping India to declare itself as a Hindu State ? All other countries are proud to be recognized as Muslims, Christians, Jewish etc. They all feel so proud of their identity in the world. We Indians, in the name of secularism, are losing and compromising in all aspects in life. Hindus need to rise and shine and demand their majority to be recognized by one and all.

We are not against progress of any religion. We would love to take everyone together as they belong to us. We all are one and should share the same rights, only demand is to recognize the country as Hindu State.

But this bandh was planned 10 days ago only, things could have done in more integrated ways…worst hit from this bandh was Mumbai even though it is under congress rule. This was due to the fear of shiv sainiks going on rampage. I do not think that people totally agreed with these methods and it actually scares a normal person. More so, it portrays a negative image of the opposition…

Now since Congress is in power they are making decisions, diluting issues, using media and so on… and in some way benefiting their own people and alliances in ministries… may be we can’t stop them from doing these things for next 2-3 years, but certainly, we can influence people in such a way that they never ever come back to power again…. this thought only can scare Congress from taking such decisions… and things will evolve in a more balanced manner..

Also, another point that came up was that the large political parties stay away from people and only go to them just before the election that too with mass-programmes like rally etc…

In our country people are not much connected with political leaders. Besides, people try to stay from political parties. They treat them just in the same way they behave with police, judiciary etc in India… Also, the party workers do not integrate with people well… so some ground work is required….some connection has to be established. Otherwise, people will keep on sourcing their knowledge through the biased, partisan media. Lastly, strategies and agitations like Bandh alienate people. They get afraid and shy away from integrating with the political party or its ideology. It is imperative that political parties and especially the opposition should work towards integrating people and instilling a confidence in them by establishing a bond with them through the grass-root workers.

Amit Chauhan

SRV

In our country, muslim vote bank is a reality and the truth is that any political party which wants substantial success in the Indian political set up can never ignore this reality. The problem with the BJP is that it has unfortunately acquired some kind of hard Hindutva or anti Muslim image and this makes other political parties extremely wary of forging any kind of alliance or association with it.

I think that instead of searching for suitable alliance, BJP should focus on bringing awareness among the people about the issues which are crippling the nation, bad Govt. policies and the consequences of vote bank politics. It should patiently play the role of responsible opposition by firmly adhering to it’s principles and ideologies till the voters of this country realize that BJP is better option than Congress.