The timing of the Centre’s probe into Gandhi family-run trusts raises questions about its motive, mainly because of the investigative agencies’ chequered record. A divided political class is the last thing India needs in times of crises. The probe must be time-bound and impartial to allay apprehensions of political witch-hunt.
CBSE move to axe chapters justified, but choice of chapters smacks of political agenda
CBSE decision to revise syllabi for classes 9-12 and axe some chapters is justified given the coronavirus disruption. But its choice of chapters is not. It appears like CBSE is doing the bidding of the government of the day and smacks of a political agenda. We don’t need such education.
A divided political class is the last thing India needs in times of crises. So do not investigate anyone with political connections.
A divided social class is the last thing India needs in times of crises. So do not investigate the likes of Shukla – the Kanpurwala
A divided media is the last thing India needs in times of crises. So do not investigate and act against the likes of NDTV 24×7
This probe HAS TO BE FAKE. It is definitely some kind of a witch-hunt, so the question of impartiality does not arise. The reason is simple : if there was even an iota of possibility of wrongdoing here, Modi government wouldn’t have waited for six years. They didn’t miss a chance to make a mountain of a molehill in Robert Vadra’s case, who is strictly speaking not a member of the Nehru-Gandhi family, then why would they wait for six years to nail a real member of their hated family if there was a real possibility here?