DK Singh, Editor (Politics), heads the Political Bureau. He specialises in politics and governance. DK joined ThePrint in March 2018. He can be reached at dk.singh@theprint.in
Mr Singh – I think it is very unfair of you to bring up Vijay’s inexperience as a CM as a reason for why he isn’t ready to be PM, at a time when Rahul Gandhi is being proposed up as the primary alternative to Modi. This is a person with no Chief Ministership or administrative experience, and a losing track record.
Please be more even handed, and I would love for you to address this in your next weekly Q&A video.
All those political bloggers and “expert” commentators who hyped up Vijay Joseph as the next savior are real quiet right now. Y’all swore a movie star with a loud fan club was going to magically hack Tamil Nadu politics.
Now he’s actually in the CM seat…scrapping critical infrastructure, ducking the press, and looking completely lost. Turns out real statecraft isn’t a Kollywood script where the hero solos the system in three hours. You can’t run a state budget on box office receipts and punch dialogues. Lol.
Y’all bought the PR trailer and got completely scammed on the actual movie. Hold that massive L on your forehead, and wipe the egg off your faces. LOL.
In the army, one has to start as a lieutenant. It is not possible to become chief of the armed forces without going through the ranks. Likewise, politicians should start as councillors. Directly becoming a chief minister will show up only incompetence.
Nah, I think Vijay will definitely succeed as a future PM. Even though he currently doesn’t have that much of political knowledge compared to his competitors, as one always says, he will learn eventually and rise to incredible power, surmounting to all odds and challenges. I have strong faith, and with his large fanbase, INDIA will definitely still be in good hands!
Mr Singh – I think it is very unfair of you to bring up Vijay’s inexperience as a CM as a reason for why he isn’t ready to be PM, at a time when Rahul Gandhi is being proposed up as the primary alternative to Modi. This is a person with no Chief Ministership or administrative experience, and a losing track record.
Please be more even handed, and I would love for you to address this in your next weekly Q&A video.
All those political bloggers and “expert” commentators who hyped up Vijay Joseph as the next savior are real quiet right now. Y’all swore a movie star with a loud fan club was going to magically hack Tamil Nadu politics.
Now he’s actually in the CM seat…scrapping critical infrastructure, ducking the press, and looking completely lost. Turns out real statecraft isn’t a Kollywood script where the hero solos the system in three hours. You can’t run a state budget on box office receipts and punch dialogues. Lol.
Y’all bought the PR trailer and got completely scammed on the actual movie. Hold that massive L on your forehead, and wipe the egg off your faces. LOL.
In the army, one has to start as a lieutenant. It is not possible to become chief of the armed forces without going through the ranks. Likewise, politicians should start as councillors. Directly becoming a chief minister will show up only incompetence.
Nah, I think Vijay will definitely succeed as a future PM. Even though he currently doesn’t have that much of political knowledge compared to his competitors, as one always says, he will learn eventually and rise to incredible power, surmounting to all odds and challenges. I have strong faith, and with his large fanbase, INDIA will definitely still be in good hands!