My What'sApp University is flooded with views, opinion and reviews.
There are suggestions and cautioning. And More ... hence sharing out a few ::: --
Shillong-based S Manoj wrote :
Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee did not resign after people were killed in firing in Nandigram, West Bengal.
Mamata Banerjee did not resign after the R.G. Kar incident.
Rajiv Gandhi did not resign after Sikhs were massacred.
Indira Gandhi did not resign even after losing the election - on the contrary, she imposed Emergency.
However, Dharmendra Pradhan resigned after the question paper leak, even after conducting the re-examination transparently.
He we note he did so -- just to maintain the stability of the country.
Not everyone can take responsibility. Not everyone can give up the addiction to power."
R. Vijay in Mumbai was caustic and he says:
"Democracy is a boring political system with elections, rules, regulations, procedures, discussions, consensus building, Parliament proceedings. It is like Test cricket.
Long drawn, ultimate test of endurance and patience. Now we are living in the era of T20.
Quick runs, quick wickets, big hits and instant results."
The next remark is more of a funny one - "There's one sarcastic comment on social media. Probably it's old. Modi has no experience of sitting in opposition so it would be futile to bring Congress to power and let Rahul Gandhi become PM" - my regular blog commentator Patil Bhau.
"The world has changed. Even for this history may say 'Modi Hae toh Mumkin hae'. Students' protest happened during Mandal Commission controversy. There was self immolation too. Yet V P Singh did not resign. Modi had to let his Education Minister go." -
Jhuma Sen in Tezpur, Assam
Ashutosh Talukdar says:
"Sometimes Govts don't create their strongest opponents through election; they create them through indecision.
History shows that when Govts delay action, they often end up creating the very leaders they'll have to fight tomorrow..".
"Haar ke jeetne walon ko Narendra Modi kaheten haen ... And those who know the third party win will finish Congress and other opposition parties and they are called Rahul Gandhi and his party. This happened in 2012-13 too". -- Tushar Bhadra, Varanasi
Anukul Maity in Hailakandi, Assam says :
"This is an example and a lesson to remember. Streetfighters have won. But I thought, the big message is the concept of opposition has become a lukewarm term. They failed and students' succeeded.
On the other hand, the BJP captured history in which the future, as an imagination, is open to democratic possibility."
I. Mofidul in Nagaon, Assam says:
"The fate of slogans and some words and some developments are critical for democracy. You should understand the biggest casualty is the idea of opposition itself. The Congress has been a source of disappointment. The Congress party in Assam and other states in northeast sounds like yesterday’s newspaper."
Mr Vidhan in Vrindavan says:
"I am not hopeful of CJP being a successful political party working for a civilized society or a responsible new generation. Chaotic violence and having been influenced by foreign powers and other players is no achievement.
All patriotic peoples must resist this hypocrisy led by anti national forces to tarnish the image of the Govt at any cost and to bring Jihadi elements to limelight."
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