The Great Indian Political Drama - 1 (Oct 2017 - Mar 2018)

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Rudradev » Wed Jan 24, 2018 12:52 am

Trilobite wrote:
Mon Jan 22, 2018 9:53 pm
Is this Gallup poll bad news for 2019? Fewer Indians now feel they are thriving compared to 2014.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/panosmourd ... 4ca07203bf
....only 3% of Indians consider themselves thriving in 2017 compared to 14% in 2014.
Wages of poor people have gone down too:
Meanwhile, wages paid to low-skilled labor decreased to 10300 INR/Month in 2017 from 13300 INR/Month in 2014.
Note the above. On BRF, AGupta observed that the Gallup survey above made the news in the US in November 2017, but the INDIA-SPECIFIC portion of it is being deliberately publicized NOW.

It seems there is a concerted effort by interested parties to paint a falsely dismal economic picture of India right in time for the WEF at Davos. This picture, of course, has the effect of harming India's leverage and negotiating position at Davos.

Not only this, the WEF itself seems to be involved in the slander. Look at this:

India Ranks Below China, Pakistan On This World Economic Forum Index

https://www.ndtv.com/business/india-ran ... eststories
Norway remains the world's most inclusive advanced economy, while Lithuania again tops the list of emerging economies, the World Economic Forum (WEF) said while releasing the yearly index here before the start of its annual meeting, to be attended by several world leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump.

The index takes into account the "living standards, environmental sustainability and protection of future generations from further indebtedness", the WEF said. It urged the leaders to urgently move to a new model of inclusive growth and development, saying reliance on GDP as a measure of economic achievement is fuelling short-termism and inequality.

India was ranked 60th among 79 developing economies last year, as against China's 15th and Pakistan's 52nd position.

The 2018 index, which measures progress of 103 economies on three individual pillars -- growth and development; inclusion; and inter-generational equity -- has been divided into two parts. The first part covers 29 advanced economies and the second 74 emerging economies.

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Among advanced economies, Norway is followed by Ireland, Luxembourg, Switzerland and Denmark in the top five.

Small European economies dominate the top of the index, with Australia (9) the only non-European economy in the top 10. Of the G7 economies, Germany (12) ranks the highest. It is followed by Canada (17), France (18), the UK (21), the US (23), Japan (24) and Italy (27).

The top-five most inclusive emerging economies are Lithuania, Hungary, Azerbaijan, Latvia and Poland.

Performance is mixed among BRICS economies, with the Russian Federation ranking 19th, followed by China (26), Brazil (37), India (62) and South Africa (69).

Of the three pillars that make up the index, India ranks 72nd for inclusion, 66th for growth and development and 44th for inter-generational equity.

The neighbouring countries ranked above India include Sri Lanka (40), Bangladesh (34) and Nepal (22). The countries ranked better than India also include Mali, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Ghana, Ukraine, Serbia, Philippines, Indonesia, Iran, Macedonia, Mexico, Thailand and Malaysia.
This "WEF Index" is deliberately contrived so as to supply talking points to the neo-colonialist fifth column by amplifying the tired rhetoric of the global left. The principal criterion is a nebulous and virtue-signaling "inclusiveness", supposedly determined by "taking into account" living standards, environmental sustainability and protection of future generations from further indebtedness.

One of many nonsensical "HDI" contrivances that invariably place Scandinavian Welfare Paradises on the very top so that they can wag their peremptory fingers at everyone else. That itself shows who the foreign protagonists and chief proponents of this propaganda instrument are.

Do they have collaborators in India? Of course. The usual suspects (Congis, Casteists, Leftists, Breaking India Forces) will shout from the rooftops about how India's economic growth has not been "inclusive". They will endlessly replay the propaganda in their attempts to prey on voters' worst instincts of insecurity and resentment.

Not only that, there is a cause-effect relationship. Because they have portrayed the Indian economic growth story as flawed, India stands to gain less advantages from whatever happens at Davos this time. This will have consequences for the Indian economy (if not negative, then dampening the positive outcomes we could have amassed in the absence of such a motivated propaganda assault). Those consequences in turn will impact what the picture looks like in 2019. Time will tell how severe the impact will be, but the fact remains that the Breaking India Forces, along with their foreign sponsors, are waging an economic war on the country (in addition to the political, sociological and kinetic wars we know about).
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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Rudradev » Wed Jan 24, 2018 12:54 am

Red corridor shrinks


https://m.timesofindia.com/india/red-co ... 626621.cms

Definitely many congratulations are in order, for the brave security forces as well as local and central administrations.

However one must ask: what happened to all the money that used to finance the Red Corridor Naxals? Has it stopped coming in mostly, or only partially?

If only partially, has the rest now been allocated to developing other resources, such as stirring up urban unrest and caste-based violence, and manufacturing "activists" allied to certain political parties (backing them with massive PR campaigns, legal support, etc.)?

The BIF may have decided to shift focus based on the fact that Modinomics is actually doing wonders for rural India, but in urban centers a false narrative of "jobless growth", "economic hardship" et al can be purveyed more effectively.

Incitement of unrest relies heavily on the *perception* of a systemic economic inequality that is deliberately perpetuated by the powers-that-be.

For a long time this was at its worst in the rural areas, and that has largely been remedied by PMJDY, massive rural electrification, and other such measures.

Today the residents of cities are also doing better than they were prior to 2014. However, the sheer numbers of people in large cities means that poverty will always be impossible to conceal, that competition for available opportunities will always be tough, that visible inequality (because of close proximity to the lifestyles of the affluent) will always be apparent. These are the ingredients used by BIF to magnify people's resentment, to convince them that the deck of opportunity is stacked against them on the basis of income, caste, religion, and other things.

The BIF has identified the cities as the new foci of vulnerability, fertile ground for Naxalite/Maoist propaganda that preys on disaffection. The "tukde tukde" demonstration by the likes of Kanhaiya Kumar and Umer Khalid in JNU was a herald of things to come. The more recent attempts by Jignesh Mevani, Umer Khalid, Shehla Rashid and others to stir up caste violence in Mumbai and Delhi are further steps along this course. That the attempts were largely rebuffed and confined to areas dominated by paid thugs bears witness to the fact that even in cities, there is enough economic optimism to resist these early attempts. But mark my words, this is where the BIF's efforts to resuscitate the Red Corridor will increasingly focus.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by MehtaRahulC » Wed Jan 24, 2018 4:04 am

(1) Pls dont blame Karni sena without evidences
Indrad wrote:
Tue Jan 23, 2018 9:18 pm
news is on ToI as well..there is no election in sight in Guj why is Police not breaking bones of these Karni Sena G---us? Why is govt and public property being allowed to be destroyed? If there is congress connection smoke it out with all the intel you have and hang them!
Do you have any evidences that they were Karni Sena activists? And if you have proof, why dont you give those proofs to CjI and get them arrested? My point is --- pls dont make allegations against Karni Sena leaders and Karni sena activists without any proof. You or me dont know who those arsonists are. They can be congress or rss or aap workers who just want to bring bad name to people like us who oppose sick Padmavati movie, and so they started arson. There are dime a dozen false flag operations, and this can be one of them.

May the law take its course. And this arson is indeed a problem. And very much a problem for me because I live in Ahmedabad, and place where I have my part time software job is also only 2 km away from a multiplex where Padmavati poster was put. But still, imo, we should ignore such minor problems like arson and focus on more important problems like corruption in PMO, corruption in CMOs, corruption Ministers (or all parties such as CoRaAp), corruption in IAS/IPS, corruption supreme/high/lower judges etc. It is due to corruption of these Nbjprie, BIF such as usuk-elitemen and Missionaries are winning. So imo it is better we put our energy in dealing with corruption of these Nbjprie rather than chasing some small time arsonists. And my stand in march-2002 riots was same.

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(2) Salary surveys etc
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One can get voter list of one Assembly constituency for Rs 100 (in Gujarat). So for Rs 500,000 or less, one can get voter list of whole India. Put that voter list in some order and choose 1000 or 10000 or N people at random, and get their data. My point is --- it is trivially easy to do an honest survey if one wants. Problem is that be govt or private companies, all surveys are motivated.

The data that 1% of India is owns X = 60% of wealth is hogwash because data of who owns which "charitable" and which religious trust is too scattered, and how much lands these charitable/religious etc trusts owns is also scattered. And a huge amount of wealth is hoarded in these trusts. Then a lot of wealth is under HUF and companies and data of who owns which HUFs and which companies is scattered. Next, many people have taken non revocable power of attroney over plot from the land owbers and the NR-PoA is registered at local Patwari office, but data is scattered across 100,000 Patwari offices. So unless one has gathered all raw data from 100,000 Patwari offices, no one has clue of who owns how much land !! And I bet none of these surveyers have gathered all the land ownership data from all the 100,000 Patwari offices. So X can be 50% or X can be even 90%. The cold fact is that ALL economists oppose the proposal that land ownership data should be made public. Thats because every economist is a bikau economists. And this also proves that none is interested in getting even approximate value of X correct

And economist inequality is a nonsense issue. This issue is never used to impose wealth tax on plots of Missionaries or Charitable trust owners, who have created inefficiency in land market as well as huge miseries in lives of poor. The inequality data is used ONLY to increase income tax upper middle class, so that their savings reduce, their ability to invest reduces, and their ability to form new companies and compete with super-elitemen reduces. . So as I said, it is better to ignore this useless inequality nonsense data and focus on the problem of rampant and rising corruption of Njbprie, rising dominance of usuk-elitemen etc.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Chandragupta » Wed Jan 24, 2018 5:16 am

Ambedkar wanted full transfer of population in 1947. Why did it not happen? Why is this issue not raised by anyone in contemporary India? Muslims are over 250 million today in India. No Hindus left in BD & Pak. Why did Nehru-Gandhi oppose full transfer of population when Muslim League had no objections? Jinnah was doing yoeman service to India but British agents Gandhi-Nehru ensured that the seeds of a future civil war or partition were sowed in 1947 itself.

In debates with sickular dumbfucks, I ask them straight up - do you think India will remain same if Muslims were 80% of the population? Most STFU and concede. Many continue to argue about democratic structure and democratic institutions or ramble about Hindu extremism. I ask them what is Pakistan but 'Muslim Majority India'? Today's Pakistan is what India will become if it ever became Muslim majority. Pakistanis Muslims have the same genes, history, geography, culture (or used to have) that the 120 crore Indians have. When all ingredients are the same, how will result be any different?

In Jinnah's Pakistan resolution he said Hindus & Muslims are two different nations - with different cuisine, language, culture, sense of history, heroes & villains. Has this changed after 70 years of partition? Muslims still have different cuisines, language which is exclusive to them, culture (saudi), sense of history (Islamic) and heroes & villains - their heroes are still Babur, Aurangzeb, Akbar & their Islamic figures, not Rana Pratap / Shiva ji/ Bhagat Singh / Sikh Gurus etc. Nothing has changed since 1947! In another few decades, we will be at the same point we were in 1947. Will we again capitulate to a Partition or will Muslims take over India democratically this time by sheer numbers?

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by chetak » Wed Jan 24, 2018 6:41 am

luloo convicted in the third fodder scam case.

luloo, with his carefully cultivated, media driven and cunningly polished "innocent country hick, banian wearing simpleton farmer" look

The fruits of messing with the BJP is now becoming apparent.

Good show.

Fodder scam: Lalu Prasad found guilty in third case, Jagannath Mishra also convicted

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Sachin » Wed Jan 24, 2018 7:16 am

May I take a minute to report on two things happening on an insignificant 'national party' at the moment?
A Middle East based business group has accused the son of a CPI(M) leader's son of embezzlement worth Rs. 13 crore. The business group how ever plans to write a complaint to the Polit Bureau (an organisation which has no rights to even investigate a motor vehicle petty case).
Kodiyeri’s son swindled money from Dubai company: K Surendran......
Financial fraud in Dubai: Plaint against CPM leader’s son......
No probe over complaint against CPM leader’s son, says party leadership......

At a national level this may be insignificant, but looks like there are chances of cracks coming up in the Kannur cadre of CPI(M), who is also backing Com. Prakash Karat in all his machinations against the other worthy; Com. S. Yechuri.
Kabir wrote:SS looks far from revival and may turn into some rogue insignificant party like MNS in the coming years. The biggest change is many people have already started looking at SS as a threat to BJP than an ally.
Many people do realise that the SS leadership is now totally against the BJP. But how does the cadre feel about it? Do they also feel that BJP is sidelining SS or making them insignificant. At a cadre level, I feel BJP can still (and should) co-opt the Shiv Sainiks, but the SS leadership have to be completely sidelined.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Singha » Wed Jan 24, 2018 7:49 am

a chart of the most elite bloodline in rome ... one sees great warriors and administrators at the top (julius, augustus, marcus agrippa, antony, germanicus), followed by feeble and destructive nero and caligula at the bottom .... many a long lived dilli billi patrician family has followed this slow route to end up with incapable scions... augustus and antony together produced nero after 3 generations :oops:

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Aditya_V » Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:12 am

Lately have been seeing of FB, Social Media lot of so called folks who are from minority community who had a moderate facade are now backing ridiculous assertions from Seeman, DMK, Prakash Raj, NDTV and heavily backing INC. Seems like there are moderate minorities are very rare in India and most have a vicarael Hatred of Hinduism and they back INC to the hilt.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Indrad » Wed Jan 24, 2018 1:27 pm

Karni Sena on rampage, violence & arson in RJ, HR, Guj, MH. Shiv Sena extends support to Karni Sena.
Suspiciously HR on boil
NEW DELHI: A day before the release of 'Padmaavat', protests against the film intensified across several states with members of several fringe outfits taking out rallies, blocking roads and damaging vehicles.
Earlier in the day, 48 people were arrested in Ahmedabad for indulging in violent acts over the film's release. In fact, on Tuesday night, dissenting outfits unleashed violence and arson in parts of the city.
Mobs attacked shops, torched vehicles, and pelted stones. The destroyed property included at least 200 vehicles, including bikes and cars, that were either set ablaze or damaged.
Subsequently, theatre owners across Gujarat on Wednesday announced their intention to not give the film a screening till the matter was resolved, to ensure "the safety of customers as well as to save their property."
In Mumbai, more than 35 supporters of Rajput Karni Sena, one of the groups opposed to the film's release, were detained.
Police also arrested the Karni Sena's Chittorgarh unit chief, after its spokesperson declared that over 1,900 women of the community were "ready" to commit "jauhar" or mass immolation.
In Gurugram, protesters torched a bus and pelted stones, while in Meerut, they threw stones at a mall.


"Eight-10 masked men had come to pelt stones at PVS mall. Police is on the lookout for the men. We will provide security to the mall at the time of screening of the film," ANI quoted Civil Lines circle officer Chakrapani Tripathi as saying about the situation in Meerut.
Later in the day, clubs and bars in Gurugram were ordered closed from 7pm in view of the disturbances. The closure is expected to continue till further orders are passed by the authorities, reported ANI.
Agitators also blocked the Delhi-Jaipur highway.
In Madhya Pradesh, nearly 200 protesters blocked National Highway 3, which links Agra with Mumbai, in Indore district and broke glass bottles on the road, PTI reported. Protesters also tried to stop vehicles.
Some 50 activists of the Karni Sena burnt an effigy of the film's director Sanjay Leela Bhansali on Indore-Depalpur road.

ANI UP

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Meerut: Stones pelted at PVS mall allegedly in protest against #Padmaavat. Police deployed on the spot, investigation underway.


The Karni Sena also gave a call for a 'janta curfew' on January 25 - the day of the film's release. This move is meant to prevent people from watching 'Padmaavat'.
The group's chief Lokendra Singh Kalvi said a 'janta curfew' on cinema halls would mean that the public will stop the film from being exhibited.
"We are adamant on our stand that this film should be banned. There should be a self-imposed curfew by people," he said.
Kalvi claimed that leaders of the Shiv Sena had assured the Karni Sena of their support in Maharashtra, reported PTI.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/ent ... 635464.cms

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Indrad » Wed Jan 24, 2018 1:29 pm

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/ind ... 635666.cms
The Bombay HC quashed a lower court order that had banned the media from reporting the proceedings of the trial in the Sohrabuddin Shaikh 'fake' encounter case
The judge held that the special CBI court that had passed the gag order had overreached its powers in issuing the prohibition

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by crams » Wed Jan 24, 2018 4:00 pm

Forum friends in India, and those who are pro-BJP, pro-ModiJi like, enlighten me on ground situation in India regarding Karni sena:

1. Is the situation as bad as libtrad, pro-Pappu DDM is reporting? Or is it exaggerating isolating cases just to embarrass ModiJi while in Davos.

2. Whoever is protesting, what are they now protesting against? I thought a lof of clarifications were given by SLB? I also thought Karni sena also have seen the movie and endorsed it.

3. Not to resort to useless CTs, but are Congoons behind this?

4. I don't see all this crap suiting BJP, but if Rajput emotions are running so high en masse, they can't just crack down. Begs the question once again, what exactly are Rajputs angry after all the clarifications? Cut me some slack because I am Bollywoood challenged.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Indrad » Wed Jan 24, 2018 5:02 pm

haryana is key. cong wants it back desperately. karni sena has no presence in HR. But if state police fails to sniff who is behind vandalism either vandals are too smart or police under bjp is pathetic.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Trilobite » Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:29 pm

What is completely bizarre in this whole Padmavati saga is that there is absolutely nothing in the movie which can be even remotely termed offensive! Still the drama goes on!

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by SSundar » Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:50 pm

Trilobite wrote:
Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:29 pm
What is completely bizarre in this whole Padmavati saga is that there is absolutely nothing in the movie which can be even remotely termed offensive! Still the drama goes on!
You paid to watch that movie????? :shock: :shock: :shock:

My "protest" is going to be in the form of not watching that movie. I do not want to contribute one Paisa to Bhaiwood.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by SSundar » Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:51 pm

The notable thing is that India Today is going to town emphasizing that it is the Karni Sena that is indulging in the violence. Shiv Aroor is also tweeting away. No benefit of the doubt whatsoever.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by shravanp » Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:52 pm

KL Dubey wrote:
Wed Jan 24, 2018 12:36 am
shravanp wrote:
Tue Jan 23, 2018 5:55 pm
Hence it's imperative that SS and BJP work out together and try to bury their difference. 2019 is long way, and I believe they will patch up.
Now that is a pipe dream (at least for 2019). I am sure many attempts were already made. Fundamental issue is the low IQ and very low political acumen of the dorks Uddhav and Aditya.
Seat sharing may have some issues, but in the end BJP will get major share and even SS knows about it. There shouldn't be a breaking point simply based on seat sharing equation. SS deciding to fight alone is intriguing because even they know that their presence in in MH is zero, except for Mumbai. Thats the reason I believe that they will still ally with BJP and fight 2019 together.

Uddhav/Aditya are surely losers but those who follow SS, still swear by Balasaheb's name even if he is no more. Actor Sharad Ponkshe has a good video based on that.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by KL Dubey » Thu Jan 25, 2018 2:32 am

Indrad wrote:
Wed Jan 24, 2018 5:02 pm
haryana is key. cong wants it back desperately. karni sena has no presence in HR. But if state police fails to sniff who is behind vandalism either vandals are too smart or police under bjp is pathetic.
HR is only important because of the areas contiguous to Delhi. This is where a number of Congi buggers have appropriated large amounts of suburban and rural-suburban land on the outskirts of Delhi.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by abhijit » Thu Jan 25, 2018 2:59 am

SSundar wrote:
Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:50 pm
Trilobite wrote:
Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:29 pm
What is completely bizarre in this whole Padmavati saga is that there is absolutely nothing in the movie which can be even remotely termed offensive! Still the drama goes on!
You paid to watch that movie????? :shock: :shock: :shock:

My "protest" is going to be in the form of not watching that movie. I do not want to contribute one Paisa to Bhaiwood.
This was one of the saddest episode of our history. Using it for entertainment and earn money is absolutely no go for me. There are hundreds of topics in history. Show how shivaji kicked mughal a$$. i will pay to watch that. But i don't want to pay and watch how and invader destroyed our kingdom and forced women johar. Is that fking entertainment for some guys?

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by MehtaRahulC » Thu Jan 25, 2018 3:39 am

(1) Let me report a crime more dreaded than all IPC crimes combined.

Here are two posts from BRF1's Indian Economy thread

https://forums.bharat-rakshak.com/viewt ... 0#p2247079
csaurabh wrote:I do not understand what Modiji is saying about protectionism being dangerous. Indian industries need to be protected, that's a fact. This is even more true when it comes to military industrial complex such as development of LCA Tejas , etc. Combined with allowing 100% FDI in single brand, the govt has totally lost the narrative of Swadeshi and seems to be sold out to Western MNCs
And there was a post from user Pankaj in same thread on same page, which has been deleted, and that post called Modiji as MNC-agent !!!

And both these posts are on pristine and most guarded Indian Economy thread !! And both posts were posted just 2-3 days i.e. AFTER politics was banned !!
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I was banned on BRF only because I was posting (only 1-2 posts per day) with this theme, that Modiji and MMSg are one and the same as far as dealings with Missionaries and usuk-elitemen goes. And I was banned !! It is interesting to see that more and more postors are now writing same, even after politics was banned on BRF.

I request admins take necessary actions on BRF1

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(2) Karni sena volunteers did NOT attack school bus - it was done by pro-sick-movie-Padmavati people who are being protected by Khatter Govt

The attack on Gudgaon school bus was a false flag operation by pro-Padmavati-movie people to malign people like myself, who are protecting against sick movie Padmavati using LEGAL means. And those who attacked school bus should be trialed by a Jury.

Karni sena has given call for Bharat Bandh. I am taking day off today. I dont support bandh nonsense. But sadly, thats the only nonsense apex leaders listen to. The solution is to print laws like Right to Recall PM, RTR CM, RTR judges, Jury System to decide banning a movie etc. But all that can be done in long term only. I hope that bandh remains peaceful.

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(3) Gujarat theater owners NOW willingly say that they wont screen sick movie Padmavati

Gujarat theater owners were all ready to show Padmavati. Special screenings were also hosted for bikau journalists and all journalists were given payments to write great things about this sick movie Padmavati. But all of a sudden, theater owners have now issued statement that they will NOT show Padmavati movie. And many theaters are even putting postors that they are NOT showing Padmavati movie !!

Arson near a theater was some accident and no Karni sena volunteer was involved. Policemen have filed some false cases against Karine sena volunteers --- but they are all false cases. Karni sena volunteers were only distributing pamphlets. There is video that some goons attacked ticket selling office, but thats an old robbery CCTV footage and nothing to do with fire accidents that happened yesterday.

The theater owners too have said that there was NO threat on them for not showing movie. None has filed any police case of threats. They have decided not to show movie only because of possiblity of boycott.

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(4) Why sick movie Padmavati should be banned?

I havent seen this sick movie. But a history professor named Kapil Kumar of IGNOU was called by Censor Board to review the movie. Kapilji says that movie has one scene where elder queen says "bhej do chhoti rani (i.e. Sati Mata Padmavati Devi) Khilaji ke paas ... chittod to bach jayega". IOW, sick Bhansali wants to show that "many people back then considered honor less important than life". And this is a blanat insulting lie. No queen of Rana Ratan Singh ever said so. And back then, queens never danced and movie shows Sati Mata Padmini Devi dancing. Like that, there are 10s of such scenes and dialogues which project Rajasthani people of those times in negative light. Now there are dime a dozen p-liberals who are running like headless chickens and supporting Padmavati and saying "there is nothing wrong in this movie, its a great movie, pls see this movie 10 times blah blah blah blah". This sick p-liberals dont know and dont want to know what was the context back then. So it is best we ignore such p-liberals who are worse than headless chickens and also ignore their demand that Padmavati must be shown. IMO, we should all tweet @PmoIndia to ban sick movie Padmavati and prosecute/imprison movie makers under IPC section-295 and section-295A, and move on with life. There are most important issues like corruption in Nbjprie.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Vikas » Thu Jan 25, 2018 4:56 am

In Bharat, no one cares unless you burn few buses, disrupt civic life and enforce Bandh. Which Party hasn't indulged in this fav past time of flexing muscles. and all this because we have elections to fight.
Waiting for next episode of some Sickular drama in Karanataka.

Now that everyone is aware of Karni Sena, soon they will demand their pound of flesh from BJP/Congoons in upcoming elections.

I don't watch Bhaiwood movies even on TV. Telgu/Tamil movies dubbed in Hindi are any day better than such copied stuff that Bhaiwood dishes out.

PS: People like Akhilesh, Stalin, Omar, Sukhbir etc. have no real following on the ground despite patriarch being around.
How is SS in absence of BalaSahab going to face the music in next 5-10 years especially with changing narrative and challenges of modern India.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by chetak » Thu Jan 25, 2018 5:51 am

shravanp wrote:
Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:52 pm
KL Dubey wrote:
Wed Jan 24, 2018 12:36 am
shravanp wrote:
Tue Jan 23, 2018 5:55 pm
Hence it's imperative that SS and BJP work out together and try to bury their difference. 2019 is long way, and I believe they will patch up.
Now that is a pipe dream (at least for 2019). I am sure many attempts were already made. Fundamental issue is the low IQ and very low political acumen of the dorks Uddhav and Aditya.
Seat sharing may have some issues, but in the end BJP will get major share and even SS knows about it. There shouldn't be a breaking point simply based on seat sharing equation. SS deciding to fight alone is intriguing because even they know that their presence in in MH is zero, except for Mumbai. Thats the reason I believe that they will still ally with BJP and fight 2019 together.

Uddhav/Aditya are surely losers but those who follow SS, still swear by Balasaheb's name even if he is no more. Actor Sharad Ponkshe has a good video based on that.
It's high time that the BJP jettisoned the SS. It's also fortuitous that the SS has initiated the process.

There is absolutely no comparison between a national party and one led by street corner thugs and no hopers.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by chetak » Thu Jan 25, 2018 5:56 am

a cursory study of kerala "politics" will show the deep and abiding interest that the xtian clergy has in interfering and aligning with various "sickular" entities.

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Bishop Coorilose, Jacobite Syrian Church: Decision of CPM to reject the resolution presented by Sitaram Yechury to have strategic tie-up with Congress to defeat the BJP is the 2nd historic blunder committed by CPM.
Bishop Geevarghese Coorilose calls it second historic blunder of CPM


KOCHI: The decision of CPM Central Committee to reject the resolution presented by party general secretary Sitaram Yechury to have strategic tie-up with Congress to defeat the BJP is the second historic blunder committed by the CPM, says Geevarghese Coorilose, Metropolitan of Niranam Diocese of the Jacobite Syrian Church on Sunday. In a Facebook post, the Metropolitan known for his pro-left attitude, has said the refusal to allow Jyoti Basu to become the Prime Minister was the first historical blunder.

"The present situation calls for the unity of all political forces against communal fascism" the Metropolitan said and wondered in "which the age the CPM was living". The decision will make the communal forces happy and secularists disappointed, he said. It is ironical that CPM which has made Congress untouchable for its neoliberal economic policies is trying to placate a regional party in Kerala following the same economic policies, he pointed out.


He also wondered what to expect from a person like Prakash Karat as he is still doubtful about the existence of fascism in the country. Let the time prove whether ideological bankruptcy, soft Hindutva or personality clashes led to such a decision, he added. Listing several other flaws in the decision of the Central Committee, the Metropolitan ended the Facebook post with the words that "I am with Mr Yechury on this issue. After all, there is a politics even in standing along with the defeated"

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Chandragupta » Thu Jan 25, 2018 6:32 am

SS will dent BJP more than we think. The Fernandes couple should be booted out of power. Look at what the 'First' Lady is doing -

https://twitter.com/IndiaToday/status/9 ... 5410482177

If you check her wikipedia page, you will realise that she has a full time PR team doing the editing for her and maintaining her profile. Absolutely pathetic! Her wiki entries will make you cringe, what a wannabe.

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Re: The Great Indian Political Drama - Oct 2017

Post by Chandragupta » Thu Jan 25, 2018 6:34 am

abhijit wrote:
Thu Jan 25, 2018 2:59 am
SSundar wrote:
Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:50 pm
Trilobite wrote:
Wed Jan 24, 2018 9:29 pm
What is completely bizarre in this whole Padmavati saga is that there is absolutely nothing in the movie which can be even remotely termed offensive! Still the drama goes on!
You paid to watch that movie????? :shock: :shock: :shock:

My "protest" is going to be in the form of not watching that movie. I do not want to contribute one Paisa to Bhaiwood.
This was one of the saddest episode of our history. Using it for entertainment and earn money is absolutely no go for me. There are hundreds of topics in history. Show how shivaji kicked mughal a$$. i will pay to watch that. But i don't want to pay and watch how and invader destroyed our kingdom and forced women johar. Is that fking entertainment for some guys?
I'd watch such a movie. IFF it showed what a bastard & infidel hater Khilji was, how his conquest was inspired by Islam & the Islamic hunger for raping Kufr women. Such a movie will be educative & give some idea of what happened in the past to our modern sickular yuppies. BUT I will not watch Khilji being portrayed as an 'anti-hero' in a Bhaiwood flick made to muddy the waters.


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