Date: 04 Apr 2010
Anti Hindu Nexus > //////////////// > Present UPA government is a mix of heterogeneous parities and individual politicians. They are cutting each others roots in their respective home states for gaining supremacy but are hand and glove while sharing power in the center. One can easily surmise in which direction they will let the country move. If at all the present government falls by chance most of them will regroup to join the next government. Of late they have discovered a new route to power through minority appeasement and dis-fragmentation of Hindus. > ////////////// > Party swapping is the most favorite activity of our politicians. They come out like cockroaches from gutters, whenever elections are around. In the guise of secularism, they form new electoral alliance to grab power. They have anti Hinduism and secularism in common as excuse to compromise on every thing for sharing power. They are busy cutting each other from roots as well as supporting each other by hand to enjoy fruits of power. > /////////////// > Their profile smacks with stinks of self preserving germs. From who is who in our politics, one has to identify who is the worse of the any two being compared. > //////////// > * Mulayam Singh Yadav is a wrestler turned politician. Though a claimant for Prime Minister Ship, he seldom looked beyond UP politics. His war cry of Hulla Bol sums up his competence and style of functioning. He has been the founding father of several political parties and groups within political parties. He claims to be the patriarch of Muslims and Yadav clan together. Given an option, he will like to be a two in one - Prime minister of India and Chief Minister of UP simultaneously! He is backwardness personified. > ////////////// > * Laloo Prasad Yadav is a political jester, on the foot steps of his like - Raj Narayan. Involvement in scams and a large family have been his political credentials. His rustic and obnoxious mannerisms are enough to keep him in focus on electronic media. He is a living example of abrasiveness and nepotism in public, without remorse. > ////////////// > * HD Devegowda chanced to be a prime minister due to stroke of luck. Though he spent his political life in engineering defections and party splitting, his departure or return to politics makes no impact anywhere. Except his body mass, there is nothing to signify his political existence. His reliability is zero percent. > ////////////// > * IK Gujaral was kicked out from Congress by Sanjay Gandhi. He is a loner in political crowd and cannot enter any elected institution. By default he occupied the chair of Prime Minister, but he remained a piece of political dead-wood. Still he is on look out for crèches to walk on political ground. > /////////////// > * Sharad Pawar does not need words to describe him. His face is his index. > ////////////////// > * Ram Vilas Paswan was a product of emergency. He considers himself to be a messiah for Dalits. He continues nourishing his vote bank through soaps to reach the office of Prime Minister. His priorities are to remain in power, and also in the news. He is ahead of others to leave sinking ships in politics whenever the time comes. > /////////////// > * N Chandrababu Naidu is the Macbeth in Indian politics. He revolted against his father in law, usurped his political outfit and legacy. He emerged king maker during coalition politics, but now he is trying hard to anchor himself in Andhra Pradesh only. Though he heads a regional party, he collaborates globally and swears by secularism to appease his Hyderabadi Muslim vote bank. He is an expert in changing sides and can go to any extent in pursuit of his ambition. > /////////////// > * M Karunanidhi & J Jayalalitha, are toggle switches in power politics of Tamil Nadu. While one is up to rule, the other is down. Both have been acting as political gang lords for many decades and share many similarities in their attributes and styles of functioning. Both continue trading charges of corruption against each and get away. Both remain poles apart, and change sides almost in rotation without remorse and principles. > ////////////// > * Abdullahs, inherited chief Minister ship of Jammu and Kashmir from their fore father even in twentieth century. Their generations align with the political party ruling at Delhi and remain critical of the central government even at international forums, to project themselves as autonomous rulers of some fiefdom. No one is to question their secular or national credentials since the family enjoyed political immunity under article 370. > /////////////////////////////////// > * Ajit Singh has been faithfully following the footsteps of his father Chowdhary Charan Singh, who was himself a veteran defector. He can be found aligning with any cause, party, or an individual, as long as he can be assured of returns. He has mastered the art of political survival and projects himself to be the best savior of farmers. He has life long desire to be settle in Harit Pradesh to be carved out of UP. > ///////////// > * Mamta Banerjee roars on streets and shrieks in Parliament. She believes herself to be a West Bengal tigress but is not more than a cornered cat. She has her following formed out of assorted leaderless mobs fed upon populous slogans. She is the most unreliable and unpredictable politician. > ////////////// > * Manmohan Singh is a spineless person. He is being used like earthworms are used by foreigners to fish in India . > ////////////// > * LK Advani is now an unwanted BJP poll - star destined to stay eternally as Prime Minister in Waiting. He is confused between Hinduism and secularism. > //////////////// > The list has to be cut short. > ////////////// > * All of them are the creations of the media. Their existence is known when they make some utterance or start some agitation; otherwise, no one cares about their whereabouts. > ////////// > * They seldom adopt any scientific or democratic approach towards problem solving. > /////////// > * In the name of social justice, all of them are living at tax payers cost. > ////////// > Do such people have the capability to make India stand in global competition? > ////////////// > Aren’t there other professionals to solve the country’s problems? > /////////// > Why have we left resources of the country at their disposal to retard progress? > //////////// > Can’t we afford their exit from political scene for ever now? > ///////////// > The country will be better managed if disinfected of such parasites. > ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// > 000000000