The Two Views on India's Narendra Modi
Bangalore: A kaleidoscope of events – lot told, half heard and less explored - Narendra Modi’s political life has been quite eventful which on one side is being adored as a role model and the most competent leader in the country while on the other, he is still the most divisive figure and a hated pariah for much of the Western world.
“Ill-told and ill-heard” - the Modi brigade rubbishes the never-ending stories on their enigmatic leader for whom he is the most possible future prime minister of India and his opponents, despite his fast evolving image changeover, still term his a mass murder of Muslims, on the memories of the 2002 Gujarat riots - the darkest chapter that refuses to fade away from history. His rise would rejuvenate the economy of the country but his lineage of aggressive Hindutva nationalism would polarize the country on religious lines and in all possibility, would undermine the long-cherished secular identity of the world’s largest democracy and a key American strategic ally, writes Simon Denyer of the Washingtonpost.
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That he has to still bear the cross of Godhra is amazing. We have seen so many hearings in Supreme court, High Court. These have been conducted with animosity that is unimaginable. Yet no one has been able to nail him or his administration conclusively.
On the other hand, there have been serious lapses by other governments and political parties either directly or through tacit support (Sikh 1984 riots, Singur massacre by CPM, Hindus massacre at Kashmir. These have not got the front page coverage.
I am not saying that Modi is blameless. But I think that the witch hunt has gone long enough and it is time for us to get on with our lives.
That the US & Britain refuses to acknowledge or have dialog with Modi is an affront to our country's judicial system. Are these governments so blameless at Iraq or Afghan? They are bloody opportunists and they will come around in their own time. I would hardly worry about these mercenaries.
Is Modi PM Material? I think he is. Unfortunately not many in his party's higher level want to acknowledge it. The amount of internecine squabbles in BJP makes me wonder if they are a party at all?
I think they will do themselves and the country a big favour by annoitting Modi as the next PM Candidate right now.
But gujarat wants MODI...India needs him.
1. Indonesia and Pakistan have larger Muslim population than India.
2. Also see it in a political context and see how an unfortunate incident was transformed into a thing of huge political mileage always by opposition. Never by the ruling state party.
3. Look in the context of a flurry of scams in ruling UPA government whether they would want to set development as an agenda or not?
US knows Modi style will never accept American suprimacy.
Every time a reporter asks Modi in interview regarding the riots , he simply have no answers.
He will create division among majority and minorities in India if become PM
in India and for your kind information Gujrat is not only the developing state in India and according to CAG report Gujrat is in 17000 crores loss under Modi Administration
and regarding Pakistan,, it was also once a part of India and again for your information most of the IAS and IPS officers are from Bihar..,and without muslim rulers there are nothing in India most of the historic places are given because of Muslim rulers and it was in its peak when Mughals ruled one of the seven wonders are given by muslim ruler
So stop barking like a bitch and see the facts and figures first.
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