Supti pande, Antara 1 & 2 and Madhavatmataja actually work for PR agency. They are so assiduous in their comments on every post that it can be easily guessed they are Bhajpille. It is so fun to see how threatened these WhatsApp university morons feel when they see their non-biological God loosing power. They try very hard to discredit RaGa so that he doesn’t gain acceptance in people’s eyes. The meltdown of these keyboard warriors would be real when INC storms back to power.
Seeing the Congress rule in Kerala definitely made him have more fans. I mean his party is literally making Kerala an Islamic state.
I want people to follow Kerala for the next few years because that’s what Rahul gandhi is going to bring in this country. Say goodbye to secularism (not that it existed, I mean we have separate laws for Christians and Muslims) and say hello to sharia law.
And I know people would think that I am being anti Muslim. I don’t want to prove what I am irl. I am very critical is Islam because I took the time to get educated about it. Muslims can be separated from their religion hence criticizing an ideology is not anti Muslim. Has anybody ever been called anti Hindu for criticizing the manu smriti (which is an outdated text and should have been burned by now). See Hindus can be critical of their own religion. Show me one Muslim doing the same without getting beheaded
Rahul Gandhi, for the longest time, did not look like he really wanted to enter politics. It might still be true, given how pressure from family, peers and society works in India, forcing people into professions they don’t really want to enter. The fact that he belongs to The Family and was pretty much handed a seat does not help his cause either, and makes his detractors hate him even more. And to be fair, people who have genuine reasons to be critical of him, irrespective of party ideology, have good reason to be so.
Now that he is in the position that he is, he seems to be fighting as much as a politician in India, not belonging to the Sangh, is allowed to. The baggage he carries with him can only pull him down. In spite of all of that, he is still better than the current ones in power because they refuse to take unscripted questions. At least Gandhi spoke to peope during his yatra and has done unscripted interviews, even if he didn’t do too well in them. That is a low bar, indeed.
I maintain that it would only help Congress if they chose a deserving outsider to be the face of the party. But barring that, if this is the best they can come up with, good luck to them, and maybe the younger voters will give him a chance. Otherwise, God save the country.
Uncle A’s bringing up Britain’s “Shadow Cabinet” to defend this image-building PR fluff piece… is peak colonial cringe.
Blaming a 12-year-old TV interview for a leader’s long-standing political struggle is pure comedy.
Manufacturing online hype and PR image-curation isn’t a “sacred democratic institution,” u…it’s just basic political marketing. Stop trying to dress up routine party PR as high-minded constitutional philosophy.
Islamists and Khalistanis have always been ardent admirers of Rahul Gandhi and his mother, Ms. Sonia Gandhi.
That said, it’s not enough to win elections in India. Hence, he needs his devoted admirers like Ms. Karanjeet Kaur to bat on his behalf and convince the people that he indeed is better PM material than Modi.
Rahul Gandhi has hordes of admirers. Most of them are just like you – elite, entitled and dimwitted.
The commenter “ashok” – who seems enamoured with some particular ThePrint journalists and always eggs them on – is one of Mr. Gandhi’s admirers too.
So you see, yours is quite a large group. You can actually open a Rahul Gandhi Fan Club.
The only audience he gets is the blogger and a few more like her. Such is the cerebral capacty. The blogger should understand that his excellency is not qualified to do a routine administrative assistant job. Lol.
That was always a synthetic campaign. It started with a merciless interview with Mr Arnab Goswami. In a democracy, there is a place of honour for the leader of the opposition. , howver defined. In Britain, the system of a shadow Cabinet. A country that believes in the regular, orderly transfer of power after a free and fair election.
Rahul Gandhi has always had a cheerleader in you.
Besides, Khalistanis of all sorts and shapes love him and root for him – it has been the case since 2014.
Supti pande, Antara 1 & 2 and Madhavatmataja actually work for PR agency. They are so assiduous in their comments on every post that it can be easily guessed they are Bhajpille. It is so fun to see how threatened these WhatsApp university morons feel when they see their non-biological God loosing power. They try very hard to discredit RaGa so that he doesn’t gain acceptance in people’s eyes. The meltdown of these keyboard warriors would be real when INC storms back to power.
Seeing the Congress rule in Kerala definitely made him have more fans. I mean his party is literally making Kerala an Islamic state.
I want people to follow Kerala for the next few years because that’s what Rahul gandhi is going to bring in this country. Say goodbye to secularism (not that it existed, I mean we have separate laws for Christians and Muslims) and say hello to sharia law.
And I know people would think that I am being anti Muslim. I don’t want to prove what I am irl. I am very critical is Islam because I took the time to get educated about it. Muslims can be separated from their religion hence criticizing an ideology is not anti Muslim. Has anybody ever been called anti Hindu for criticizing the manu smriti (which is an outdated text and should have been burned by now). See Hindus can be critical of their own religion. Show me one Muslim doing the same without getting beheaded
Rahul Gandhi, for the longest time, did not look like he really wanted to enter politics. It might still be true, given how pressure from family, peers and society works in India, forcing people into professions they don’t really want to enter. The fact that he belongs to The Family and was pretty much handed a seat does not help his cause either, and makes his detractors hate him even more. And to be fair, people who have genuine reasons to be critical of him, irrespective of party ideology, have good reason to be so.
Now that he is in the position that he is, he seems to be fighting as much as a politician in India, not belonging to the Sangh, is allowed to. The baggage he carries with him can only pull him down. In spite of all of that, he is still better than the current ones in power because they refuse to take unscripted questions. At least Gandhi spoke to peope during his yatra and has done unscripted interviews, even if he didn’t do too well in them. That is a low bar, indeed.
I maintain that it would only help Congress if they chose a deserving outsider to be the face of the party. But barring that, if this is the best they can come up with, good luck to them, and maybe the younger voters will give him a chance. Otherwise, God save the country.
Uncle A’s bringing up Britain’s “Shadow Cabinet” to defend this image-building PR fluff piece… is peak colonial cringe.
Blaming a 12-year-old TV interview for a leader’s long-standing political struggle is pure comedy.
Manufacturing online hype and PR image-curation isn’t a “sacred democratic institution,” u…it’s just basic political marketing. Stop trying to dress up routine party PR as high-minded constitutional philosophy.
Islamists and Khalistanis have always been ardent admirers of Rahul Gandhi and his mother, Ms. Sonia Gandhi.
That said, it’s not enough to win elections in India. Hence, he needs his devoted admirers like Ms. Karanjeet Kaur to bat on his behalf and convince the people that he indeed is better PM material than Modi.
Rahul Gandhi has hordes of admirers. Most of them are just like you – elite, entitled and dimwitted.
The commenter “ashok” – who seems enamoured with some particular ThePrint journalists and always eggs them on – is one of Mr. Gandhi’s admirers too.
So you see, yours is quite a large group. You can actually open a Rahul Gandhi Fan Club.
The only audience he gets is the blogger and a few more like her. Such is the cerebral capacty. The blogger should understand that his excellency is not qualified to do a routine administrative assistant job. Lol.
That was always a synthetic campaign. It started with a merciless interview with Mr Arnab Goswami. In a democracy, there is a place of honour for the leader of the opposition. , howver defined. In Britain, the system of a shadow Cabinet. A country that believes in the regular, orderly transfer of power after a free and fair election.
Rahul Gandhi has always had a cheerleader in you.
Besides, Khalistanis of all sorts and shapes love him and root for him – it has been the case since 2014.
Rahul Gandhi has always had a devoted admirer in you, Ms. Kaur.