Markaz or no Markaz venomous tv debates are very much like this for long , their agenda to accuse, abuse & tarnish the image of the community is being persued since lynching days, where they accused the lynched & made heroes out of communal lunatics !

The disgraceful media has maintained silence on other gatherings , processions, in house proceedings, marriage parties attended by big wigs even swearing in ceremonies !

But that does not obliterate the Markazi Jamaatiz of their foolish, stupid , irresponsible & negligent act ; most of the jamatiz are educated people & #Corona related news were everywhere no matter which newspaper they read or tv they watch !

Pleading ignorance or disowning responsibility is futile , they did commit a blunder and made themselves look like stupids by speaking about government directives !

The point is "government directives or no directive", they should have postponed all programmes from February onwards as a large number of their attendee are either foreigners or delegates from different states . And Corona had engulfed China, entire Europe and many asian countries by early february or so , they could have rescheduled their programmes till this was contained !

Although I don't see it as some deliberate , planned or conspiracious event with some anti national agenda to achieve as being projected by a section of media .

The organizers are responsible and all legal proceedings should be initiated against them as initiated in other such cases of crowds, proceedings , marriages, parties and processions post directives !

These incidents are not secluded or stray ones but hate motivated crimes committed with a purpose !

In a shocking incident, a 22-year-old man was beaten to death by a group of molesters who had passed lewd comments on his sister when she was returning home after her class in a remote village called Kudwa,Haidernagar police area, Palamu, Jharkhand.

In the incident, Vakil Khan lost his life, while 20 year-old Danish Khan is said to be very serious. Although police has arrested one man but then not much is expected in cases where minorities are lynched,murdered or killed .

In an earlier incident in March 2016, in another soul wrenching incident, two man, Imtiyaz Khan and Mazrum Ansari were beaten up and then hanged from a tree by a mob of so-called cow vigilantes in Khaprelwar village of Latehar district, some arrests were made but nothing concrete happened as the local politicians not only supported the killers but garlanded them when the accused we're out on bail !

Even in neighbouring state of Bihar ruled by the same political party as in Jharkhand, A Durga Puja procession was denied entry through a Muslim-dominated area in Bihar’s Sitamarhi last October (2018). On being denied entry, procession turned violent and further 80-year-old Zainul Ansari, who was returning from his daughter’s house, was beaten and burnt alive.
So it can be said these incidents are not secluded or stray ones but hate motivated crimes perfectly planned and brilliantly executed committed with a sole intend of instilling fear amongst Muslims and force them further into ghettoisation.

When will we stop calling parts our land as troubled area ?

There are hardly issues which can't be resolved , so why the people from North East or Kashmir are suffering for decades .
There is limit to everything, be it patience or capacity to bear adverse. The efforts of all successive governments were more or less cosmetic in nature, hence they all resulted in duds while finding solutions .
Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act which is the last resort and is to be enforced with caution even in case of an emergency is renewed after every review of the situation there .

When do we wish to withdraw the Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act ?
What have our governments done to normalize situations there ?
Everyone knows that use of Military is a short time solutions, therefore the larger questions is, did our leaders lacked vision , commitment Or seriousness ?

A large section of our forces are assigned to manage law & order in these area ; so what's the point electing governments there ?
Law & order is a state subject; but insurgency and infiltration needs support and direct involvement of central government . Perhaps, its their responsibility to create a healthy, coherent and conducive atmosphere for talks , it was their duty to reach out to people in such areas and engage them in dialogue, help them overcome their issues , concerns & grievances !

But to country dismay no governments has done it this way , once elected they spend their time , energy & machinery in either hiding their flaws ( read scams), defending their wrong policies or witch hunting opponents till they are booted out making way for the other party or coalition to follow their footsteps for next 5 years !

But on a serious note, it hardly matters which alliance wins it should be on a priorities, as this delay in finding solution is alienating our own men apart from exhausting our armed forces doing they are not comfortable in ...

"no work all play" policy is costing them dearly !

In 2014 , there was nobody to challenge the then invincible Mr. Modi ,but this #Raffale and their "no work all play" policy is costing them dearly

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Even if they come back to form a government again, Nitish Kumar & Ram Vilas Paswan will have an important say in "Koun Banega Pradhan Mantri" .
Irrespective to above Even Mr.Gadkari is playing safe . Perhaps, he knows he has an opportunity if BJP don't reach the magic figures alone , and therefore he has started portraying himself as a liberal amongst hardliners, a dove amongst eagles if not vultures ...
And frankly speaking no chanakya can reverse the damage Done already. The image of senior leaders has taken severe beating leaving enough loopholes for the opposition to dent the "no non sense government" image further with uncomfortable queries and questions creating doubt in the mind of voters, which in given time may not be easy task to wipe out or overcome politically....

#AccheDin

Rahul's political acumenship where he has to prove that his Congress is different and better than Narsimha Rao's, Manmohan Singh's even his mother Sonia Gandhi's led Congress !

Rahul has started well with new governments in all recently won states , but then his responsibility doesn't end there; in fact the expectation to deliver, begin now ....
He will be under tremendous pressure to outdo the BJP ruled states with good governance at one hand and maintainance of the law & order at the other, the two major concerns in right wing ruled states !
So anybody who thinks winning was the end are wrong as it's just the beginning of Rahul's political acumenship where he has to prove that his Congress is different and better than Narsimha Rao's, Manmohan Singh's even his mother Sonia Gandhi's led Congress !
It becomes imperative to add that Congress will have to choose either of the one, it can't be Mr.jekyll and Dr.hyde both as it has been all these years .
Rahul has shown maturity in handling the process of choosing Chief ministers and I expect similar intellect as that shall help him carve a niche for himself and for the long ailing Congress !

Jharkhand government has achieved what even the British rule could not !

The Jharkhand government has achieved what even the British rule could not—complete alienation of the tribal population from their land....

They made amendments to the Chota Nagpur Tenancy Act (CNT Act) of 1908 and the Santhal Pargana Tenancy Act (SPT Act) of 1949, passed on November 23 by the Jharkhand Legislature, allow use of tribal land for non-agricultural purposes by the government. Earlier, the government could take over land only for public welfare activities....

Under the #SPT_Act, no transfer of urban or rural land is allowed. It can only be inherited. The #CNT_Act is a little more lenient and allows transfer of land within the same caste and geographical limits, but with the approval of the district collector.

But the new amendments allows the use of agricultural land owned by schedule tribes, schedule castes and other backward castes for industrial and commercial purposes. The addition of Section 21 (B) in the CNT Act and Section 13(A) in the SPT Act by the Amendments allow the state government to frame rules from “time to time” for non-agriculture use of the land in the given geographical areas.....
These arm twisting amendments / changes allow easy transfer of land through the backdoor. “The use of ‘time to time’ wording clearly shows "unrighteous" intention of the state government.....
And the only way to correct this cronyism is to choose the next government in the state wisely ..

#Jharkhand_Turns_18

MAMATA MAY WIN THIS SYMBOLIC SECOND TERM ...

Bengal has not changed much since it has been under the rule of Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool Congress (TMC). The TMC-led government has been trying to attract industries and investments from outside as did its Communist-led predecessor. And, as it was the case during the Left rule, all efforts by the present government in West Bengal to attract investors from outside the state or country have miserably failed. The fear aroused among industrialists following the forced exit of the Tatas from Singur hasn't died down as yet.

It is an undeniable fact that Ms Banerjee has lost much of that popularity she used to enjoy in the past and her image as a messiah for "common man" has taken a severe beating which has induced her two former adversaries, the communists and the Congress, to come together. And as the opposition combination has nothing to lose, maybe this is best time to win back some of the lost ground (read constituencies) by exploiting people’s disenchantment with Mamata & her party.

But the above does not mean that the Cong-Left alliance is any better placed. Their possibility of gain doesn’t conceal the fact that neither the Left nor the Congress has a capable, credible, let alone inspirational, leader. The former chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharya is no longer a popular man in his own party. Similarly, the West Bengal Pradesh Congress Committee (WBPCC) is left with the second-rung leaders after nearly all its top brass migrated to the Trinamool for greener pastures. Yet the two allies still hope to gain from the anti-incumbency factor that is working against the Mamata party, whereas deep down the Communist-Congress alliance is aware that time is not ripe as yet and it shall be difficult to unseat Mamata now.

And so Mamata Banerjee may win this election, although it will be a symbolic second term with a government more fragile comparatively to the euphoria she had generated five years ago. Most importantly, her victory or defeat shall hardly make a difference to a state which is expected to remain mired in economic stagnation with high rate of unemployment making the youth cannon fodder in the hands of crafty politicians.

Although there have been some ornamental changes in the last five years, but they are too weak to be discussed about as they failed to make a positive difference to the exchequer of the state. But whatever the outcome be, one thing is certain that what seemed like a cakewalk for Mamata’s party a few weeks back has suddenly turned into an interesting electoral battle.



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