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FDI: Ghost of Midterm Poll + Cash for Votes

By Premendra Agrawal at December 02, 2011 16:17
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Ghost of 2G Scam sings on the head of DMK instead of P Chidambaram. Don’t want government to fall, but can't support FDI: Ghost of midterm poll on Mamata Banerjee. Cash for votes’ has come from Multi Brand in Retail. Government is all sided safe.

 

In the past CPM threatened on Nuclear-Deal. Could CPM’s threat give effect on the body of Congress? Number crunching has begun within the UPA government as the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is looking for new friends and allies as happened in the nuclear deal vote.

 

 

All knows divide and rule policy of Congress and ‘Cash for vote’ scandals. Congress knows:  none of the allies are engaging in brinksmanship by pulling out of the UPA government or offering "outside support" - a favorite bargaining ploy

 

 

On 18 November 2011 he was found guilty in a 1996 Telecom Scam.Sukhram as Telecom Minister and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as Finance Minister in P V Narsimha Rao’ cabined served the nation.  Sukhram toured in jail not being a congress minister. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is still in the service of nation on the guide line of Sonia Gandhi.

 

 

Amar Singh found guilty in cash for vote scam but not Satish Sharma being a family friend of Sonia Gandhi. Satish Sharmaji was involved in petroleum scam also.

 

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was the Finance Minister in the Narsimha Rao Government. Shibu Soren and other JMM leaders were got bribery for giving votes in favor of Rao Govt to save it.

 

JMM scam, Bofors scam, Urea scam, Fodder scam, Petrol Pump scam, Jain hawala case, HDW submarine, Churhat lottery, Bitumen scam, Tansi land deal, Nagrwala scam, Sugar scam and as like other scams have been shielded in the bad barrel Congress.

 

 

There is an old saying that money is the mother's milk of politics. Corruption is the easiest and biggest source for incoming money in the hands! Corrupt politician are giving monster- fight to Anna Hazare, Baba Ramdev and Sri Sri Ravishankar!

Mamta threats to quits, but not DMK, NCP!!

By Premendra Agrawal at November 05, 2011 12:19
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Mamta Banerjee, head of Trinamool Congress threats to withdraw support on Petrol hike as in the past CPM threatened on Nuclear-Deal. Could CPM’s threat give effect on the body of Congress? All know divide and rule policy of Congress and ‘Cash for vote’ scandals.

 

Will Trinmool withdraw its support? Will angry NCP and DMK withdraw support if Trinmool do so? CPM withdrew support then Samajwadi Party of Mulayam became ‘mulayam (soft)’ and supported Congress in the advice of Somnath Chatterjee who is waiting President.

 

Union Agriculture NCP leader Minister Sharad Pawar criticized  UPA-II to launch a fresh salvo against the Manmohan Singh government. NCP leader told a newspaper that UPA-II was weak.

It is right to say: "Either Congress is feeling the heat of its allies or allies are feeling that they are sailing on a sinking boat,"

 

DMK is not hiding its anger.  For what Karunanidhi is waiting?  DMK leaders are in jail.   Yesterday DMK MP Kanimozhi breaks down, asks journalists to leave her alone – Why the DMK suffering alone on corruption?

 

UPA allies, such as the DMK, NCP and National Conference, joined the anti-Centre chorus on yesterday, sending an already jittery Congress scurrying for cover

 

Congress, meanwhile, played down their opposition.

 

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh seemed unmoved by the rising clamor against the fuel hike. Speaking to reporters on the sidelines of the G-20 deliberations in Cannes, he said, "We must move in the direction of decontrolling more prices. I have no hesitation in saying markets must find their own levels."

 

 

Congress knows:  none of the allies are engaging in brinksmanship by pulling out of the government or offering "outside support" - a favorite bargaining ploy - but feel strongly about softening the blow. Congress sources also feel that a part rollback is on the cards in view of political realities, with the Centre already under fire for price rise.

 

Congress think that it is an elephant and opposing parties are dogs to shout uselessly.

 

With petrol price rise, majority prefer diesel cars. But Congress is  thinking to hike the diesel price also.: “Tu Daal Dal Main Paat Pat”

By Premendra Agrawal

 

 

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