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Mr Satyam Badkul: Whilst acknowledging your phenomenal abilities in the art of abusing, one also wonders if that comes at the expense of your being to argue. I guess once that question is settled, one can progress to a discussion of your own biases and who brainwashed you to bray in the manner you do.
Half truth communist society never reveals
Truth to world with its iron hand on every institution
The Print at it’s usual worst. When you say Portugal has lost 535 people in population of 10 million, India has lost 600 in population of 1.3 billion (at time of writing) , how does that compare. Biased writing at its best. Kindly improve journalism and not just promote a certain ideology. Thank you.
This writer should be ashamed of himself. Firstly he is a professor of political studies which he must have learnt about democracies in depth. It’s absolutely mind-boggling how short sighted this writing is. He once calls president Trump is not participating enough ( because he is not much involved with governors and is not having strict lockdown) and then called Modi’s approach as punitive. And it’s impossible to believe a professor who writes for the print, believes China has won the war and is leading other democracies. One thing we have learnt from this Covid pandemic is what happens when a democracy faces a communist problem. China from the let go, hided about the virus as much as they could, later told WHO everything would be under control, didn’t allow US to enter their country, and now they have increased their death toll in Wuhan by 50% . All these are communist government issues, where there is no democracy, there is no opposition to ask the leading party the necessary questions, no free media to share the real news, no discussion, debate, just a single held fake narrative being provided which is not being accepted by any big nation. The hate you have towards democracy is appalling. By the way, I do know US and Brazil has been exposed, but the exposure of US is largely because of their wrong federal structure where there is not much control of centre over states, whereas in India, the centre has control over states and their is daily conversations between them. And statement such as calling India’s lockdown as being more hurtful than the virus itself, shows you what ideals you stand by. If there is only a lockdown, 1.3 billion people won’t stand still and sit inside their house, there needs to be harder measure. Don’t let your preoccupied notions regarding rightist democracy defer the actual happening around the world. There are already many fake news, don’t need another one
Mr Vivek Narayan: The ill-planned lockdown taken hastily by an authoritarian leader without consulting states has set in motion a human tragedy the likes of which were last seen during the Partition some 70 years ago. If migrant workers and poor people dying from hunger due to loss of incomes are included in the calculus, the Modi lockdown has all the hallmarks of a manmade disaster. But then, the man has some experience in setting into motion disasters like demonetisation hasn’t he ?
You know what suck it….. you’re far more biased to be a journalist.
Mr Satyam Badkul: Whilst acknowledging your phenomenal abilities in the art of abusing, one also wonders if that comes at the expense of your being to argue. I guess once that question is settled, one can progress to a discussion of your own biases and who brainwashed you to bray in the manner you do.
Half truth communist society never reveals
Truth to world with its iron hand on every institution
The Print at it’s usual worst. When you say Portugal has lost 535 people in population of 10 million, India has lost 600 in population of 1.3 billion (at time of writing) , how does that compare. Biased writing at its best. Kindly improve journalism and not just promote a certain ideology. Thank you.
This writer should be ashamed of himself. Firstly he is a professor of political studies which he must have learnt about democracies in depth. It’s absolutely mind-boggling how short sighted this writing is. He once calls president Trump is not participating enough ( because he is not much involved with governors and is not having strict lockdown) and then called Modi’s approach as punitive. And it’s impossible to believe a professor who writes for the print, believes China has won the war and is leading other democracies. One thing we have learnt from this Covid pandemic is what happens when a democracy faces a communist problem. China from the let go, hided about the virus as much as they could, later told WHO everything would be under control, didn’t allow US to enter their country, and now they have increased their death toll in Wuhan by 50% . All these are communist government issues, where there is no democracy, there is no opposition to ask the leading party the necessary questions, no free media to share the real news, no discussion, debate, just a single held fake narrative being provided which is not being accepted by any big nation. The hate you have towards democracy is appalling. By the way, I do know US and Brazil has been exposed, but the exposure of US is largely because of their wrong federal structure where there is not much control of centre over states, whereas in India, the centre has control over states and their is daily conversations between them. And statement such as calling India’s lockdown as being more hurtful than the virus itself, shows you what ideals you stand by. If there is only a lockdown, 1.3 billion people won’t stand still and sit inside their house, there needs to be harder measure. Don’t let your preoccupied notions regarding rightist democracy defer the actual happening around the world. There are already many fake news, don’t need another one
“India’s Narendra Modi initiated a hasty and punitive lockdown which has done more damage than the virus.”
I wonder where the author got this trueism from?
Mr Vivek Narayan: The ill-planned lockdown taken hastily by an authoritarian leader without consulting states has set in motion a human tragedy the likes of which were last seen during the Partition some 70 years ago. If migrant workers and poor people dying from hunger due to loss of incomes are included in the calculus, the Modi lockdown has all the hallmarks of a manmade disaster. But then, the man has some experience in setting into motion disasters like demonetisation hasn’t he ?