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Some sence left with the Politician
17th May 1999 Dilip Kumar Padhi @dte.vsnl.net.in
Dear Friends I was under the impression that the political people are insensible, but I was wrong, (I may be wrong in many other field as well Hi). The way Mr Anwar, Mr Pawar Mr Sangma had reacted I am bound to say I was wrong. Dilip Dilip Kumar Padhi VU2DPI
17th May 1999
Shashikiran Vaze @bom3.vsnl.net.in
Dear Dilip Kumar, The Political people are vey much sensible. They give more importance to Sel-interest. I feel ashamed of Congress(I) stalvarts. These very Pawar, Sangma and Anwar were praising and dancing in tune with Sonia. If these very personalities could have given support to Atalji, the present burden of Rs.1000 crores would not have been on the Indians. With warm regards. SHASHIKIRAN VAZE - Vastu Consultant visit my site http://www.myfreeoffice.com/vastushastra to know me better.
18th May 1999
PK Joseph @gto.net.om
The sense of politicians are for own survival. They are looking for their on benefits. Sharad Pawar saw a threat in Sonia Gandhi that if congress manages to form a govt. he will not be anywhere near the power. So he wants Sonia to remain as the President of the C.W.C. to revive the party but not to become the PM. In such a scenario he will have to defeat only Arjun Singh, Manmohan Singh etc. So he is playing his card very well. If you notice that he has roped in two people from the minority community, Sagma a Christian and Anwar a Muslim. This is to hammer his point that even people from minority sects don't want Sonia to become PM. Sonia resignation also is to isolate the three, Pawar, Sagma & Anwar and to stop further erosion from the party on this issue. The only solution to the problem is to amend the law and stop the regional parties contesting for national election. The only parties with a national stand is BJP, Congress, CPI (M), CPI and the Janatha Dal. The regional parties should field their candidates for state elections. Let the Amma, Anna, Yadav, Chautala decide the fate of their own states. This will stop the blackmailing by the regional parties. How can we accept people with one MP and they decide the fate of the country.
19th May 1999
Jyoti Sarup @bom2.vsnl.net.in
Mr. Joseph wrote the following and I agree with him totally. JS ------------------------------------------- >The only solution to the problem is to amend the >law and stop the regional parties contesting for national election. The only >parties with a national stand is BJP, Congress, CPI (M), CPI and the Janatha >Dal. The regional parties should field their candidates for state elections. >Let the Amma, Anna, Yadav, Chautala decide the fate of their own states. >This will stop the blackmailing by the regional parties. How can we accept >people with one MP and they decide the fate of the country.
19th May 1999
Satya Narayan Mishra @erols.com
Dear Joseph ;
I fully agree with your view.There is so much to do in India
by amending the constitution.But How can it be done? Is there any way
to do it before the election ?Actually I just want to know who is going
to have the main role in amending the constitution ?Has it been done at
any time after the Independence ?
Bye Bobby.
20th May 1999
PK Joseph @gto.net.om
I wrote that message because all of a sudden some of the "Inn mates" were thinking that Sharad "Power" has become a saint. He will never change. As for amending constitution for the purpose barring the regional parties contesting for national elections the initiative should come from the election commission and the president and the present (or dissolved ) parliament should be called once again for this purpose. This will be happily supported by BJP, Congress, Lefties and J.D. who will together form more than the 2/3 majority required. If this happens then Gill, Krishnamurthy and K.R. Narayanan will be remembered as the saviors of India. Somebody has to initiate this. Joseph
