Namo knows how to do things ... It's Different -- and it leaves detractors red-faced and only grieving !!

That's Narendra Modi's signature style. 

Narendra Modi, Namo, knows how to do things. It's Different, and all of it can leave detractors red-faced and only grieving !! 

Modi outsmarted his political rivals and especially left the Congress party -- who came up a few months ago with the idea of 'carrying a copy' of Indian Constitution -- completely exposed of their blatant violation and disregard to Constitutional norms.  

His 11-point proposal for Parliamentary Resolution on the Constitution 75 years debate is like the proverbial applying of 'spice masala' on the injuries of  Rahul Gandhi and his entire ecosystem. 

Here are the instances 

One resolution focuses on 'breaking free' from colonial mindset and fostering pride in India's heritage and legacy. -- This should send the entire Sickular Left-liberal gang look for cover. 

The Prime Minister's sixth resolution called for an end to dynastic politics and promoting meritocracy over nepotism in governance. 

Here Modi's detractors, political rivals and the Sickular gang's Jugadu club, those from 'fish fry' journalism schools and so on may not 

... even a good cover !!  

Late Rajiv Gandhi with veteran Naga leader Hokishe Sema

Rajiv Gandhi was also not spared !! 

Modi's 11-point charter of resolutions towards the end of his 110-minute speech also included a pledge for having zero tolerance to corruption .

(This is biggest weakness of the Congress era and the last UPA regime was voted out by people of India largely due to corruption charges -- actually a series of charges against the Congress leaders and the then Manmohan Singh government.) 

The PM said his resolutions aimed at shaping India's future.  

The first resolution asks every individual to perform their duties. 

"Be it individuals or the administration, everyone must adhere to their responsibilities," Modi said.

One resolution called for inclusive development across all regions and communities, encapsulated in the philosophy of 'sabka saath, sabka vikas'.

The third resolution is a pledge of zero tolerance towards corruption, underscoring the need for society to reject corrupt individuals. "There should be no social acceptance of those involved in corruption," Modi asserted.

The prime minister's fourth resolution was to instill pride in the country's laws and regulations among citizens, ensuring that they reflect the nation's aspirations.  

One resolution urged that the guiding document should not be misused for political gains.

(This refers to Opposition MPs trying to 'weaponise' Indian constitution as a political tool to create fear among certain sections of people)

In the eighth resolution, PM assured that reservations granted to marginalised communities would not be taken away and strongly opposed any attempts to introduce religion-based reservations.

The ninth resolution seeks to turn India as a global example in women-led development, promoting gender equality and leadership.

The tenth resolution stressed on the mantra of national development through regional growth, emphasising the symbiotic relationship between state and national progress.

The final resolution underscores the vision of 'Ek Bharat, Shrestha Bharat', fostering unity and national pride.

Modi called for collective efforts to fulfill these resolutions, aligning with the Constitution’s foundational ethos of 'We the People'.

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