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Day not far when Rahul becomes PM: Pranab

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    • Agencies Tags : politics, india, pranab mukherjee, young leaders, rahul gandhi, PM Posted: Thursday , Jan 08, 2009 at 1538 hrs Chennai:
    Rahul Gandhi
    External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said that the day isn't far when Rahul Gandhi becomes PM.

    The day is not far when Rahul Gandhi will become the prime minister, External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee said on Thursday.

    Replying to a question from a delegate participating in the Pravasi Baharatiya Diwas in Chennai that why the country did not have young leadership, he said Rahul Gandhi would follow the footsteps of his father Rajiv Gandhi, who became the prime minister at a young age.

    He said P K Mohanta of the AGP and Omar Abdullah of the National Conference became the chief ministers at a young age.

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    Rahul as Post- ManBy: Gope Lalwani | 11-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward There is possibility of “Revolt” in congress after 2009 elections.At present congress men who will fight for Loksabha elections know very well that they will win on their own strength and definitely Maa-Beta is not going to be winning factor for them. So may be the Congressmen who will win the election may not be interested again to be dictated by spineless team of maa-beta Dynasty.
    Day not far when Rahul becomes PMBy: N.K.Jha | 09-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward The coming Of Rahul Gandhi is the best thing that can happen to this country which is a multi-ethnic,multi-lingual,multi-caste and multi-religious society with a huge minority quotient.We have had enough of Machiavellian politics under the present PM.Empirically,the BJP is also acceptable to a substantial section of so- called minorities and the regional parties.Our " democratic society" sorely needs the adhesive force of Nehru-Gandhi name for some more time and Pranob has rightly drawn the political perspective.
    Lesson In Indian HistoryBy: Anil Kohli | 09-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward You have right to your opinion.Gratitude and slavery are very different. It was his Great grandfather who went to Jail.It was his grand mother who gave us emergency, It was his father who gave us Bofors It was his father who said when a big tree fall the earth is bound to shake they killed 3000 innocent sikhs in Delhi alone Please do not talk of the sacrifice. Their sacrifices were incidental. By your logic each and every widow of the soldier who has died for this country and every orphan of that soldier has the right to become the PM of this country because those men gave the supreme sacrifice knowing fully well that the uniform that they wear means certain death and not power, pelf or luxury of big cars and bungalows.Do you think it time for this nation to pay him his dues. Then it is also time that he must pay for the crimes of his earlier generations.
    Does 'young' mean intelligent By: Vaz | 09-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward It seems that the congress is interested only in breaking "Age" record, by wanting Rahul to be the 'youngest' PM. His incapability, inability, and lack of skill in leading the country as the PM means nothing to Pranab and other congress croonies. God save this country!Can you please make my 5-year old niece the PM, please Mr. Pranab. That would really shatter the world record.
    Rahul as PMBy: V K Das | 09-Jan-2009 Reply | Forward This is dynastic sycophancy at its best.
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