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The aftermath of the Karnataka elections continues to unfold. The CM candidate of the JD(S)-Congress coalition, H.D. Kumaraswamy, says he will prove his...
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The ‘idea’ Kejriwal's politics grew around was a no-holds-barred fight against corruption. That is the reason Modi govt has now tarred him and his entire party with the same paint.
Robert Frost had said, “it’s difficult from being a king when it’s in situation and in you.” It seems Adityanath always had a king inside him, king-size ambition or ambition to be a king or whatever. What use are these saffron clothes?! He is no “yogi”. He also once told on a TV show that he has a personal revolver, for self-defense, albeit.
King or no king, “pettiness” is one word that often comes to mind when discussing the BJP. Some time back some people protested against Adityanath with black flags etc; they were arrested and also denied bail. Even the bureaucrats with the Hindutva mindset have to be faithful to this word. Look at that financial advisor in Goa who blocked booze for journalists. Recently, Smriti Irani blocked the SALARY of Prasar Bharati employees! I don’t remember the context now, but imagine, can anyone block the salary of GOVERNMENT employees, and that too for many months?! Is there any length to which these BJP guys can not go?
Robert Frost had said, “it’s difficult from being a king when it’s in situation and in you.” It seems Adityanath always had a king inside him, king-size ambition or ambition to be a king or whatever. What use are these saffron clothes?! He is no “yogi”. He also once told on a TV show that he has a personal revolver, for self-defense, albeit.
King or no king, “pettiness” is one word that often comes to mind when discussing the BJP. Some time back some people protested against Adityanath with black flags etc; they were arrested and also denied bail. Even the bureaucrats with the Hindutva mindset have to be faithful to this word. Look at that financial advisor in Goa who blocked booze for journalists. Recently, Smriti Irani blocked the SALARY of Prasar Bharati employees! I don’t remember the context now, but imagine, can anyone block the salary of GOVERNMENT employees, and that too for many months?! Is there any length to which these BJP guys can not go?