Thank You Mr. Rahul Gandhi

I heart-fully thank the soul that is residing in Rahul Gandhi for invoking every nationalist of the country with his dumb speeches and interviews. Since 1947, several intellectuals and sons of Bharath tried their best in life time to awake the sleeping Indian society by emphasizing on the importance of political system and the role of common man but their contribution was always short of requirement.

After watching an interview of Rahul Gandhi, I bow my head with respect to Rahul for his speed of work in the form political entertainment and enlightening the citizens with his extra ordinary moronic skills on the immediate need and importance of wiping out Congress party from India for the better future of country.

Let us look into some of the excerpts from the interview between Rahul Gandhi and TimesNow’s journalist Arnab Goswami: 

For complete interview click on the below image.

Arnab Goswami: My question to you is, what is the Congress Vice President’s view of the BJP Prime Ministerial candidate 

Rahul Gandhi: I think we will defeat the BJP in the next elections

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Arnab Goswami: And what is your view of BJP’s prime ministerial candidate? 

Rahul Gandhi: The BJP has prime ministerial candidate, the BJP believes in concentration of power in the hands of one person, I fundamentally disagree with that, I believe in democracy, I believe in opening up the system. I believe in the RTI, I believe in giving power to our people. We have fundamentally different philosophies.

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Arnab Goswami: Well Mr. Gandhi now you see. The other question is, should you have spoken up much much earlier? You know you didn't. Everyone wants to know today why you didn't speak up during 2G. Why didn't you speak up during Coalgate? Why didn't you speak up? I think it was June 2010 that TIMES NOW broke the CWG scam and railgate. You could have spoken up. And you can't take the defence that you were not very actively there. You have for some time been effectively in-charge of the 2014 re-election campaign.

Rahul Gandhi: My position was that I report to the Prime Minister. Whatever I felt I had conversations with the Prime Minister. Whatever I felt about the issues I made it abundantly clear to the Prime Minister. I was involved in the legislation, RTI legislation. And now I have helped pass the Lokpal Bill. I bring you back. The real issue here is participation of people in politics. It is bringing youngsters into the political system, it’s opening out the political system. That's where nobody wants to talk. Everybody is perfectly happy with 500 people running the entire system in India. Nobody, none of you want to raise that issue. The fundamental issue. How do we chose candidates?

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Arnab Goswami: Lalu Prasad has been convicted on the 30th of September 2013 for the alleged fraudulent withdrawal of crores of rupees from the Chaibasa treasury in the 90s, the case you are completely aware of. My question is will you make that compromise despite that case to enter into a political arrangement, because when you spoke on the ordinance there was also the backdrop of that case coming up, will you make that compromise?

Rahul Gandhi: Our alliance in Bihar is with a political party with an idea not an individual, we are making alliance, and it is not certain that we are going to make an alliance, we are in process of talking to people and our alliance is with an idea, with a party, not an individual

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Arnab Goswami: Mr. Gandhi the other question is about price rise and you got a round of applause when you spoke about the LPG cylinders, you told the Prime Minister quite charmingly - that Mr. PM please make things less difficult for households. But I am questioning your silence all these years, because in this period from 2004-2013 the wholesale price index of food goes up by 157%, vegetables by 350% and Onions by 521%, you don't speak on that. When Raj Babbar says you can get food at 12 rupees a meal, you don't speak then , when Rashid Masood says you can get food at 5 rupees a meal you don't speak then, the accusation there is and the general feeling Mr. Rahul Gandhi is that you have really woken up to the issue after the 4-0 drubbing in the last state election, do you concede that?

Rahul Gandhi: No, I think women are the backbone of this country and women need to be empowered and I felt that price rise is an issue cylinders were a big issue, I went to Kerala and I go a sense that women were concerned about that and I made that view clear to everybody in the AICC session.

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Arnab Goswami: What is your view on Arvind Kejriwal?

Rahul Gandhi: He is a leader of an opposition party like many others, what we have to do as the Congress party and again in front of us is an election, what we have to do is 3 things. One is we have to transform ourselves, we have to bring in youngsters, we have to give them space. Two is we have to look at manufacturing, we have already set up the corridors North, South, East & West, how we can take the energy of the Indian people and build a manufacturing superhouse... That is what I think the real issues are.

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Arnab Goswami: Does it affect you Mr. Gandhi when you are attacked at a personal level and how do you choose not to respond? How do you bury your head in the sand and say this is not happening? It's happening to you. You are being criticized

Rahul Gandhi: I respond by understanding why I'm being attacked. I'm being attacked because I'm doing things that are dangerous to the system. I'm being attacked because I'm asking questions that are dangerous to the system. And I'm not asking superficial questions. I'm not asking questions over here (pointing at the ceiling). I'm asking questions over there (pointing to the ground). And everybody understands that this fellow here is not just a superficial chap who talks. This fellow over here is thinking deeply and is thinking long term. That's why I'm attacked. I understand that. And frankly, attack me all you want. Beat me to death. It's not going to stop me. I'm going to keep doing it. And I'm going to ask the questions that are relevant. And you know what, I have thousand people in the Congress party, two thousand people in the party who are working on this stuff. They're not letting go. And I'm proud of them, they're not letting go. It doesn't matter. Keep throwing stones at us. That's the point. The point is, people who are attacked in this system, the people who are actually attacked, are the ones fighting the system. You understand that? They're not the people who sit and ask, the superficial questions. They're the ones who're actually saying, let's do something about this system. They're the ones who are going deep into the system and understanding that this is the crux of it. And the crux of it, Arnab I've told you. The crux of it is how we choose candidates. The crux of it is how we make policies. That's the crux of it. The thing is, you don't like discussing it. You like discussing stuff that really, doesn't go to the core and I'm a serious politician. I'm not somebody who's here to get power, or make money or something. I'm somebody who's here, who's seen what the system does to people. I've seen, and I can give you example after example which is on my mind. But I'm not going to fight the superficial battle. I just am not. It's not interesting to me. I'm going to fight a battle. I'm going to fight a deep battle. I'm going to take the youngsters of this country and line them up. And I'm going to then take the system on. Don't forget that.

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Let me provide some of the tweets from on the interview too

 

Does Congress Chief Sonia & Co Fear To Straighten Disobeying AP CM Kiran Kumar Reddy?

It is getting clear that the so called proud 125 years old Congress party and its current boss Sonia Gandhi herself fears to touch their handpicked Andhra Pradesh chief minister Nallari Kiran Kumar Reddy who continues to defy the Congress working committee and UPA’s decision on forming Telangana as 29th state of India.

 

Today, CM KKR has reached the heights in misusing the constitutional powers and challenged the decision making capacity of AICC, CWC and UPA by giving a notice to the state assembly speaker urging him to sent back the Telangana draft bill to Delhi alleging the bill is filled with flaws.

 

Now my simple question is, why CM was silent since December 12, 2013 to till date, did he open the eyes today or was he ignorant when he himself spoke for over 3 hours couple of days ago in AP assembly on the same bill? Moreover, this rejection proposal was taken after getting extension from President, now which side I should point fingers? ….to Congress party or President….

 

The above episode is a glimpse of arrogance shown by Kiran Kumar Reddy, compelling me to add ‘dogs will not change their behavior even you permit them to sit on luxurious couch”.

 

I wonder why Congress’ head Sonia Gandhi and its leaders in Delhi are silent on this sealed cover CM, who continues to disobey the orders of Congress high command or is there any hand in glove with CM KKR.

 

Assuming if not, is KKR testing the patience and power of AICC or is he staging the show orchestrated by maverick Congress leaders who want to delay the impending Telangana state formation.

 

This is not the only incident to be pointed, the chronicle history of CM Kiran Kumar Reddy’s humiliating, provoking, illogical statements and high-handedness in the decisions related to Telangana and its people specifically since July 30, 2013, strengthens us to reiterate that the Congress bosses get shivers in the spine to straighten their own backyard fellow.

 

So far we have not observed any strong or weak statements from Congress high command circles attempting to zip the CM Kiran Kumar Reddy’s mouth before spitting venom on Telangana whenever he found time and opportunity since replacing old Seemandhra maverick K. Rosaiah three years ago.

 

Suspecting finger also turn to AICC General Secretary Digvijaya Singh, in-charge of Congress affairs in state, on his ignorance and mute show on CM Kiran Kumar Reddy. Shall we assume this as drama of Congress circus or is there any new term derived after Rahul Gandhi’s elevation as party vice-president. Someone please let me know if you know.

It is for the Congress to decide whether to live in Telangana or to let it to be killed by its own handpicked professional assassin in the form of CM Kiran Kumar Reddy.

 

Whatever it may be Congress hand in glove with CM or presuming this as Congress’ standard mark politics in mocking the sacrifices of Telangana youth or deviating from respecting the justified demand, we will not allow the injustice to be entertained on this Telangana soil, a synonym to fight against exploitation and live proudly.

Who Will Be Rebuilders, Watch-dogs, Coordinators of Telangana, 29th State Of India

The visionary people will have three things in common, a definite blue print, timeline and executing methodology. Fortunately, the current Telangana generation possesses these qualities abundantly and ready to exercise them with a mindset of repaying the debt to motherland than drumbeating as future developers of 29th state of India, a healthy sign observed by me after attending the day-long conference on ‘Jayashanker vision-Telangana reconstruction’ addressed by intellectual think tank, held in Warangal, heartland of Telangana, on 19^th January, 2014.

 

Every speaker at the conference cautioned the Telangana society to be on toes and appealed them to pro-actively take the roles in rebuilding the state with the same integrity, commitment and love shown by late Jayashankar, who deserves to be called as architect of Telangana state.

 

Addressing on various core issues except politics and politicians everyone emphasized on the importance of preserving natural resources as well as the hereditary human elements that Telangana proudly possesses and its unique culture, courage and guts to stand even in the turbulence whenever its identity and existence was challenged several times in the last 800 years.

 

Once we get into the real discussion, it was clear that the future of Telangana will not be a rosy picture unless he/she participates with the more enthusiastic energy in reconstructing the beloved Telangana than displayed earlier in the fight for the formation of state.

 

As the time ticked and words filled the hall, it was becoming clear and clearer that Telangana people need to take the roles of re-builders, watch-dogs and coordinators to continuously monitor and save the Telangana child state and begged not to become the victim of the beasts who are waiting to continue the exploitation in the name of ‘sons of soil’ or ‘contributors of state formation’, expecting this from majority of political class.

 

The issue aroused immediately that who will ‘drive’ the Telangana with what ‘energy’ and on whose ‘shoulders’ in materializing the vision and blue print drafted by our own expertise of the subject and society they loved and lived.

 

Applauding movements came when majority of the speakers on the dais voluntarily stood to sacrifice their remaining life’s blood, toil, tears and sweat in the process of re-building Telangana, at the same time they requested all walks of life people to continuously haunt and punish them if finds any deviation in carrying the common man’s vision in reaching the set objectives and goals.

 

At the end I am re-convinced that our own Telangana intellectual think tank and organizers of this conference ‘Telangana Netizens Forum’ (TNF) were once again successful in connecting the fighting legacy and spirit of our old generation to new as well as igniting the same passion of our forefathers to live and let live proudly with a zero tolerance on traitors and exploiters of this land and making people ready to sail through rough terrains categorized as ridiculous and opposing before reaching the destination.

Will post more on ‘Jayashanker vision-Telangana reconstruction’ conference in the next few articles…

Answer To Maoists From Telangana Common Man

Once a session is completed the next session will begin as chain of events and it continues on and on. Since 1948, Telangana was experimented with different political ideologies and isms, and in this so called journey we have reached a decisive point today where entire Telangana is hoping for bright future in all sections of society and just awaiting to complete the Parliament formalities before emerging as 29th state of India.

 

In this mean time, all political parties and civil society members with different platforms are eying to drive the future of Telangana, a welcoming gesture as society become more aware than before. But some of the elements are alarming and need to be introspected heavily by observing their history and future course of action and method they are interested in.

 

In the wake of recently concluded 24th State conference of Viplava Rachaitala Sangham (Virasam), a literary organization, that backs the communist model of ruling in the prevailing democratic system in India, I would like to pen my views on this after closely following the event in Warangal.

 

It established fact that in the fight of political ideologies there will be definite friction resulting damage to one side and benefiting others. So far, Telangana witnessed and suffered the pains of its children who took sides in killing each other than propagating their real ideology in the best interest of society.

 

In the last over 40 years, the land was soaked with young blood and still the tears of weeping mothers continuously hovering in the thick forests of Telangana whenever the news of grama sabha, encounter or covert killings take rounds.

 

The organizers of Virasam have concluded with a resolution to popularize the Krantikar Janathana Sarkar, run by Maoist party in Dandakaranya, in the form of songs, poems, essays and peoples’ movements, a worrying point for people like me. Virasam calls for people to take sides in the fight.

 

To answer this, I say “Enough is enough!” we have decided our journey. We want to live and let live peacefully in open areas. We don’t want repeat the play of betrayal, covert operations, police marching & firing and filtering villages and hurting our women.

 

With the promise of best and higher standards of life style than existing, Maoist preachers call for picking arms, single entity ruling and abolishing democratic system. Hiding in the jungles is part of a fighting strategy but encouraging to spend the complete life is not wisdom.

 

What my concerns is if one picks up arms other will be compelled to pick up better and shoot before other does, where human rights will be least entertained and help in completing final funeral formalities. Shall we allow it to happen again?

 

The ugly face of the Maoists is, it has produced paid killers who press the trigger for money and involve in small or big settlements using muscle and mostly rely on extortions. Do we need this in future Telangana?

 

At one hand Virasam leaders accept the failure of Russian revolution and Chinese communist model, but don’t want to renounce their path and do not want to live a mainstream life, very strange.

 

Good or bad, we are done with communist session and awaiting for the better future. I strongly believe Telangana successfully crossed the feudalistic time period.

 

At the same time will not be silent on fighting for the justified demands, will continue the legacy of Samakka & Sarakka, Paalkuri Samanthadu and our forefathers who sacrificed their lives in fighting for justice, but today it will be in the democratic set up.

 

As things are closing for the final stage on Telangana formation, it is for every common man’s responsibility to speak about his future and beloved Telangana.

Observations on Namasthe Telangana

 
While I was reading today’s (9, January 2014) Namasthe Telangana paper, I was bit shocked to find some of the pictures and articles with lots of coverage. I am an admirer of this newspaper, though I would like to express my observations.


1 . An article was written on the attack on Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi on 2^nd page, its fine no objections. News was covered very well, but what amazed me is the writer has started with the word “హిందూ అతివాదులు”. I don’t understand why writer selected these words which carry heavy meaning and confuse readers more. In the middle of the article writer points to an organization named as “Hindu Raksha Dal”. What my point is if he knows the alleged culprits then he could have started the article stating Hindu Raksha Dal people were involved in this said act. Now people like me will suspect was it deliberate usage or mistake?

2. I like to read Prof. Haragopal’s articles, because he gives good insight about the happenings around us. In this column titled as “స్వేచ్చారావం”, he was speaking about the junior college and its activities from founding to till date, and hoping for the positive in future, well it was well written. I don’t know what went wrong in the middle of the article, suddenly he started comparing with Gujarath without any linking to subject or the college he is speaking about. “గుజరాత్‌లో ఏదో స్వర్గం నిర్మించబడిందనే భ్రమలో ఉన్నారు.” For a while I thought it’s quite odd and selective in comparing.



3. The coverage given to Karthik Reddy’s walk in the Chevvella constituency. Everyone knows he is son of former home minister of the state Sabitha Reddy and he was also alleged to be involved in several criminal activities. Today, Karthik Reddy’s photowere visible in three pages, a great coverage for a guy who did nothing concrete in the last 4 years as far as I know. For a person like him, NT gives big coverage, seems something is going behind the screens who will get better coverage than other fighters of Telangana.
 
 

4. This right side clipping is from yesterdays’ edition (8 January, 2014). Seems that writer of this feature is expressing his/her own personal opinion without having knowledge about the Jamm and Kashmir and its political history since 1947.
I think the underlined statement is opinion of writer than giving some valid point to introspect. “కాశ్మీరులకు ఇష్టం లేని బలవంతపు పాకిస్తానీకరణ, భారతీయకరణ ఎంతవరకు సమంజసమో ఆలోచించే రోజు తప్పక వస్తుంది.”