the inimitable cho said this long back..
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Yes, of course. In the short to medium term, vote is our only weapon. All this outrage with a Hindutva govt at center and state. Can you imagine if we have congress at the center and state? Jammu would be completely islamized in no time.
Imagine how he must have felt in 2002 and after, with the wrath and scorn of the entire world being poured upon him in no small measures. And how the rhetoric and decibels of the protesting Lutyen's media got louder and shriller. Especially just before 2014 elections. How they hate him and for what reasons other than his absolute dedication to the welfare of the nation is beyond me.crams wrote: ↑Thu Apr 12, 2018 7:13 pm..............
But I come back to what it takes to be a politician at the receiving end in times like this. In fact, I admire the steely resolve of BJP and ModiJi waiting for the steam to condense to water and then freeze to ice rather than respond to no avail. Here is a classic case where the BJP haters have taken some facts and buttressed their pre-conceived narrative, rather than letting facts dictate the narrative. So there is no point in responding.
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One would assume with DNA, this would be an open and shut case.Rita Banerji ✍ ⚖ #AadhaarWarOnWomen
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12/n Some Other things that are unclear. Why no media mentioned that #Asifa was adopted? Or why most media drop Poojwala from her adoptive father's last name? Or if #Asifa's own parents have been informed? Or how Pujwalas own two daughters died?
Is BJP still part of the government? I am just curious on what exactly were the key contributions or deliverables made by BJp in partnering with PDP. All these talks are convincing however it appears that BJp is simply enjoying wazwan , sitting tight and enjoying merry. Kashmir’s BJP unit reminds me of how BJP was during 2004-2014. Mere observer.crams wrote: ↑Thu Apr 12, 2018 5:42 pm^^^ Man oh man, I suspected something of this sort but didn't want to peddle any CT.
I mean this rape and murder case in Jammu is so vile that I cannot believe even the most unscrupulous of politicians will defend or justify. There was definitely more than meets the eye. My own feeling is that had this been treated as just that, a viscous crime, everything would have passed on as expected. I mean in Indian times lines but none of this tamasha we are seeing now. For sure, somebody wanted to make this seen as a Hindu crime. In fact, I would say that in any humane, civilized society, the first reaction would have been to arrest the killer and then examine his mental state and lament that. But I guess ISI (through its mouthpiece rising Kashmir) wanted to take this as an opportunity to porray Hindus as barbarians, and thats what we are seeing. I mean the libtards are having a field day, kicking a dead horse to their hearts content. Every sentence of outrage they express will be preceded by BJP or Modi or Smrit or Nirmala Seetharaman or Yogi etc. Slimily make a causal connection where none exists.
I am not a politician, but I guess you have to be the steely variety of the kind ModiJi etc are made of to be able to sustain this attack and maintain their composure and not give in. The libtrads, ISI, thugbandhan game-plan (weather coordinated or not) is obvious. Use this to pummel BJP. And in their hearts, I am pretty sure as genuine, compassionate, honest human beings, BJP top echelons feel for the raped and murdered 8 year old, but they are also seething in anger at how political mileage is being drawn, and so they have no choice but to adopt a strategic silence or only talk judiciously. Because now no matter what they say, their haters are going to pounce on it, its like pouring petrol on fire.
This will pass for sure and I can bet you, this is no Nirbhaya moment as the thugbandhan would like it to be for BJP just as Nirbhaya was to UPA. Reason being in the Nirbhaya case, it was a genuine outpouring of disgust by people at large, in this case its the thugbandhan out to wreak havoc and gain over BJP out of a tragedy.
Both the hans and the pakis have much at stake and are looking at tough times if NM returns. For these two, its a grave matter of a tame India bowing low to their national security imperatives while willingly sacrificing her own and they both, in their own way, simply cannot handle a strong, confident, economically successful and assertive India.Kabir wrote: ↑Fri Apr 13, 2018 12:01 amTo come back to power congress and the other thugs will not shy to kill. Its a matter of their oxygen being depleted until death. They will fight. Riots, bomb blasts, terrorism, rapes might just be the normals for 2019. ISI and the Cheenis will be waiting for their moment. There is too much at stake for Modi's fall in 2019 - all internal + external forces v/s one man. Its going to be a mother of all elections and would be interesting to see how many Hindus fell for the prestitute propoganda of the last 5 years.
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Rahul Gandhi,thank you for your march (3months too late) where your slogans were chanted though it was for #JusticeForAshifa - now Walk the Talk & act against those from our party who stood with rapists - proof below: Pankaj Basotra,Romi Sharma,Kant Kumar,BS Salathia,Yakesh Singh
The Congress, critics say, has not spoken in one voice on the issue, but the role of its state leaders needs little proof: One of the leading lights of the protest in favour of a CBI probe is senior Congress leader B.S. Slathia, the president of the Jammu Bar Association. Slathia spearheaded Wednesday’s Jammu bandh.
In this case and the Unnao Rape case, I strongly feel BJP has taken a massive hit. The "secular" media would now take these two incidents to the maximum possible levels. For a change, I am seeing totally neutral people (who just don't bother about politics) now actively raising their voices against these crimes. For such people, real-politics etc. does not matter, and they are not very keen on understanding national security etc.Indrad wrote:Finally, PDP wants to win more seats in Jammu region in next election so they don't need any alliance partner. Mehbooba using strategy to win over Muslim Gujjars, Bakarwals etc who Kashmiri Muslims traditionally treated as inferior. Hurriyat fully assisting her in this plan.
Rallied onto which side is the moot question. In my social network even people who never bothered to be active on Facebook has become extremely critical of the Sangh and the commies have started abusing Hindu religions and gods left,right, centre. A cartoon which I saw on face book shows Sita telling Ram - "It was lucky that I was abducted by Ravan, than your bhakts".hanumadu wrote:This Asifa case has really rallied Hindus on SM. Hope we can keep at it and turn back the tables on the presstitutes, congress and PDP. I hope BJP will push the J&K government to order a CBI inquiry.
shravanp wrote:Is BJP still part of the government? I am just curious on what exactly were the key contributions or deliverables made by BJp in partnering with PDP.
Any state where BJP is weak, that state generally has useless leaders (and not neccessary useless ranks). This is the same case in KL as well. Local BJP leaders are just there because for some reason they could not reach the same level in CPI(M) or INC. They were always also-rans. And the main modus operandi for these folks is used to make attempts to act smart by quoting their influence at the central government. Without Na.Mo at the centre, these folks would just have to sit at home.Vikas wrote:Local BJP leadership in Jammu is incompetent and usually local businessmen masquerading as Political leaders so if you are expecting something great from them, its time to smell the coffee.
Especially considering that this incident happened in January. But yes on the social media this news is making the fence-sitters react. In my own circle, there are women and elders who generally just go through the posts and do some "likes" on photographs shared etc. Even such folks are now actively demanding action, and some are now openly demonising their own Hindu community.ArjunPandit wrote:We can not rule out the possibility it is driven by cambridge analytica or someone new who has taken the baton. "Analytica" may have inferred that a sensational rape case before election makes a good electoral issue, especially to ween away the fence sitters.
At least on twitter I can see a Hindu fightback, bringing up a number of recent and past rapes of Hindu girls. I guess Facebook may be a better representative of the electorate and twitter more of a discerning crowd.Sachin wrote: ↑Fri Apr 13, 2018 5:37 amRallied onto which side is the moot question. In my social network even people who never bothered to be active on Facebook has become extremely critical of the Sangh and the commies have started abusing Hindu religions and gods left,right, centre. A cartoon which I saw on face book shows Sita telling Ram - "It was lucky that I was abducted by Ravan, than your bhakts".hanumadu wrote:This Asifa case has really rallied Hindus on SM. Hope we can keep at it and turn back the tables on the presstitutes, congress and PDP. I hope BJP will push the J&K government to order a CBI inquiry.
You are right. Twitter is more for a crowd - who generally wish to share their opinions. Facebook is more general, and used by more crowd (and is more often a two way channel). If the BJP has any inclination to fight back what it should perhaps do;