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Weekend musings!!

 

Why Opposition Congress, Communists, and NGOs want Elections based on Ballot papers

Because people want to create booth capturing and ballot papers/ VVPAT rigging scenarios where bombs can b thrown at the crowd to kill them while miscreants can destroy all ballot papers/VVPAT evidences etc. And finally they can blame Modi for rigging and not able to manage elections etc.

If 100% VVPAT print out is given to the people, then also they can sell the printouts for money to the parties .

How SC can stop selling of votes with VVPAT printout proof for higher amounts? Indirectly such VVPAT printouts will only encourage more black money to flow into our elections.

GOI should bring in a legislation whereby the Elections are jointly funded by Centre  through Budgetary allocations.SC should support the Govt for greater control, stricter monitoring and vigilance over expenses of Candidates who stand for elections. Only this can minimise use of black money in elections.

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Is India moving towards Presidential form of elections with Modi projected as PM candidate

Multiparty democracy will come into play when TINA factor is absent. When u r posed with the question whether u want stability and progress of the Country for your Children and grand Children to prosper fast or you want Uncertainty , what would you choose? This is not…

when media and journalists caution apprehension that  our Parliamentary election is morphing towards mandate for Presidential form, r they not mouthing Congress/ Dot alliance views? When the common man is confronted with TINA factor , when the masses should choose between Certainty of stability vs Uncertainty in every sphere which can weaken the country and its future , what would they choose?This is Hobson's choice!!

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Controversy created by Congress as to Minorities,especially Muslims will have first claim on Nation's resources

Speaking of giving minorities  first claim on national resources in the name of Secularism is nothing but appeasement for vote bank politics.If then PM had said inclusive growth is important and weaker sections like senior citizens, war widows,people with disabilities, destitute women and children would have first claim on nation;s resources then that would have been appropriate. But then Muslims would not vote for Congress!!

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