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'Arrogant' UPA won’t be able to run the Govt: BJP

New Delhi: The BJP accused the UPA government of basking in the "arrogance of power" and asked it to shed such attitude. To drive home its point, the party cited increase in petroleum prices, a Congress MP slapping a bank manager and a union minister's attempt to influence a judge as examples. "I see a co ....Read more

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Cheap politicians with ....By: Edwin | Friday , 3 Jul '09 9:21:19 AM Reply | Forward How can any Indian expect good, honest and sincere behaviour from our Politicians, who ever he may be, when they use Crores/Millions of rupees to get elected from the people? All off our politicians are not from middle classes, but they are from multimillionair families, how can we ever expect service to common man.They think only to get back the money they have spent in the elections.So what is the SOLUTION, PLEASE STOP GIVING IMPORTANCE TO THESE RASCALS....

ARROGANT, SHAMELESS BJP LEADERS By: Divyesh Raythatha | Friday , 3 Jul '09 5:40:38 AM Reply | Forward People of India are very well aware that who is arrogant and who is lier. The language used by BJP leaders is so low that an average person gets offensed. Before elections and even after elections, the cheap ahd uncivilised language used by them is known to eveybody. One of the major reason of BJP defeat in elections is this. It is surprising that Sushma is talking about arrogance of leaders in the overnment is the meanness and the height of lowlessness of BJP and particularly Sushma. It would be in the interest of BJP if they stop making FOOLISH statements and damaging further the leftover (if any) reputation of BJP. I hope Sushma remembers that Advani has been apologising for his substandard language used in election meetiongs immediately after results of elections. Now, Sushma night apologise for the above statement. It is the BJP style.

Arrogance and PowerBy: Giri Girishankar | Friday , 3 Jul '09 1:23:23 AM Reply | Forward Don't expect the governing party to shed its arrogance and become humble just by asking for it. Arrogance will certainly lead to erroneous steps. If and when people's lives are affected by such steps, the arrogant politicians will come to know immediately. They will ignore people's protests at the risk of their own peril. Congress politicians are not going to listen to the protestations of the BJP leaders at this time.On the other hand, the opposition should take the arrogant misdeeds of the governing party to the people and explain how they (the people) have been taken for granted and/or deceived. Congress's actions that have been cited by Ms. Swaraj are indeed in a spirit of disrespect and disregard for the people.Arrogant behavior is not just the monopoly of the Congress Party. Power encourages such behavior. Politicians in general should always be conscious of the fact thet they are there to serve the people and cannot take their position for granted for ever.

Making Mountain of Mole HillBy: THDSINGH | Friday , 3 Jul '09 1:06:23 AM Reply | Forward The cases cited by the Deputy Leader of Opposition accusing certain individuals for the misdeed are no doubt a cause for concern by all law abiding citizen, however, generalizing it as a Government policy does not rhyme with reality. It is hard to please everyone, but, the Government, no matter it is run by BJP or Congress has certain fiscal responsibility. In today's most volatile financial world when the price of oil is changing daily, it is hard to keep lid on prices without creating unbalanced deficit that may hurt us. On January 19, 09 crude oil was $34.78. On Friday, it closed at $68.44, a virtual doubling in only four and a half months.This has nothing to do with election in India. How much price was raised or should have been raised by the Government on petroleum products, no doubt, involves politics among other things including its effects on common people. It would have been constructive criticism if BJP would have given an alternative views. I am apolitical.

Petrol chorBy: rammohan | Thursday , 2 Jul '09 23:32:57 PM Reply | Forward Petrol Pump chor vapas aa gaya with the vakalat of Bofors chor. Arrogant minsiter and arrogant HRD minister too. He knows about people studying IIT and IIM and their tensions

Arrogant UPA By: A.Dias | Thursday , 2 Jul '09 22:02:49 PM Reply | Forward I am not BJP nor Congress supporter but what is happening such as influencing the judge and slapping a Bank Manager are the effects of corrupt politics. Just apologizing the Bank Manager, the MP must not go scot free. He must get the punishment. Similarly the case of Minister influencing the Judge, must be brought to justice and must be punished. Politicians must remember that their olden days looting the country and fooling the people are coming to an end

Oil price has been low since close to six months nowBy: Anil | Thursday , 2 Jul '09 21:25:40 PM Reply | Forward Why ioncrease price after the election that too without debating it in parliament..And why influence judgeswhy slap bank managers

Consensus should be the Mantra.By: A | Thursday , 2 Jul '09 20:00:48 PM Reply | Forward sir,Raising the petroleum prices on the eve of parliament session is an insult to the parliament. Consensus should be developed on all key issue if the government wants to run smmothly.Otherwise the euphoria will be evaporated within no time as happened during the regime of Smt.Indira Gandhi. After she won more than two third majority after Garibi Hatao polls of 1971 her popularity came down at the lowest ebb within two years after she nationalised the wholesale trade of food grains.This lesson should not be forgotten by the present rulers.

To the leaders of the oppositionBy: aniketh | Thursday , 2 Jul '09 19:25:52 PM Reply | Forward Can u provide something constructive rather than just trying to say say u could do better. We have your rule in our state and guess what we have been deprieved of eating meat! Thanks to your rule of govt. If your leaders would share in that pool of money which was supposed to be given to the so called dalits, undoubtedly u wouldnt slap the manager. Its understood.

Susma has forgotten to go to the barber for proper haircut as promised.By: Mrs. Baldee without hair cut | Thursday , 2 Jul '09 19:25:13 PM Reply | Forward What kind of a party is this who does not even know the market values?

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