Today B.J.P lost Karnataka that's not a big deal. It happens all the time. The bigger question is why, because the answer to this why can clarify that whose defeat it actually was. Was it the defeat of B.J.P as a ruling party or was it the defeat of the people of India as mature and aware citizens of India.
Right now we have two entirely different examples of the stand of India's two biggest political parties on corruption. On one hand we have B.J.P a party which sacked its very popular and reigning chief minister who could have easily ensured a second victory despite being charged with corruption charges however B.J.P did not deviated from its stand on corruption and sacked him and the result was it lost elections. One the other hand there is congress which over the period of 65 years of our Independence has the record of shielding its corrupt ministers and from time to time promoting them as well recently Salman Khurshied former law minister when corruption charges were made against him insted of investigating the casehe was given a clean chit and was promoted to foreign minister, Mr. Pawan bansal the railway minister was very quickly given a clean chit despite C.B.I still investigating corruption charges against him.
The CBI, in its affidavit, had later revealed that its status report had been shared with Union Law Minister Ashwani Kumar, the Attorney General, the Prime Minister's Office and the officials from the coal ministry.
Congress flatly refuses to even investigate charges against these ministers.
Despite of this arrogance congress registered victories in Himanchal Pradesh and Karnataka..............now who is to blame for corruption and problems arising from it ??? We the people of India who failed to differentiate between those who are promoting corruption and those who are trying to stop it. No matter how much we debate on little issues or cry about rising prices and increasing terrorism and deteriorating national security situation the fact remains the same it is we the people of India who choose to be ruled by congress for 55 years and it is we the people of India who elected Mnmohan Singh an all of his ministers to power. And in the light of these facts I can say that no one is to be blamed for corruption but we the people of India. Deep down we want corruption and not a fair system because no matter what we say in public we all want an easy and quick way out of situation and easy money and this same mentality urges us to vote for congress and bring it back to power. Now is the time to ask ourselves what do we want???? corruption or honesty because we can get only one of them you cannot expect others to be honest and do good work for you while you enjoy the loot of corruption................So to demand honesty you have to be honest first and the coming loak sabha elections are the test of our honesty as an Indian and our loyalty towards our mother land.............WAKE UP INDIA ITS TIME TO BE HONEST.
JAI HIND
Right now we have two entirely different examples of the stand of India's two biggest political parties on corruption. On one hand we have B.J.P a party which sacked its very popular and reigning chief minister who could have easily ensured a second victory despite being charged with corruption charges however B.J.P did not deviated from its stand on corruption and sacked him and the result was it lost elections. One the other hand there is congress which over the period of 65 years of our Independence has the record of shielding its corrupt ministers and from time to time promoting them as well recently Salman Khurshied former law minister when corruption charges were made against him insted of investigating the casehe was given a clean chit and was promoted to foreign minister, Mr. Pawan bansal the railway minister was very quickly given a clean chit despite C.B.I still investigating corruption charges against him.
The CBI, in its affidavit, had later revealed that its status report had been shared with Union Law Minister Ashwani Kumar, the Attorney General, the Prime Minister's Office and the officials from the coal ministry.
Congress flatly refuses to even investigate charges against these ministers.
Despite of this arrogance congress registered victories in Himanchal Pradesh and Karnataka..............now who is to blame for corruption and problems arising from it ??? We the people of India who failed to differentiate between those who are promoting corruption and those who are trying to stop it. No matter how much we debate on little issues or cry about rising prices and increasing terrorism and deteriorating national security situation the fact remains the same it is we the people of India who choose to be ruled by congress for 55 years and it is we the people of India who elected Mnmohan Singh an all of his ministers to power. And in the light of these facts I can say that no one is to be blamed for corruption but we the people of India. Deep down we want corruption and not a fair system because no matter what we say in public we all want an easy and quick way out of situation and easy money and this same mentality urges us to vote for congress and bring it back to power. Now is the time to ask ourselves what do we want???? corruption or honesty because we can get only one of them you cannot expect others to be honest and do good work for you while you enjoy the loot of corruption................So to demand honesty you have to be honest first and the coming loak sabha elections are the test of our honesty as an Indian and our loyalty towards our mother land.............WAKE UP INDIA ITS TIME TO BE HONEST.
JAI HIND
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