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| Posted By: Rajeev Mishra Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 671 | Bhaiyya Anil and all in the league U people r dogmatic and ruthlessly Communal and RSS guys from the core of your heart. Poit to Ponder-- Anti Laloo - Faceless/Shameless-RSS/BJP Guys 100 % reason for Laloo existance and still this monster is powerful in Bihar. U were never sincere for the development of Bihar and India - U were the people only concerned with self development at the expense of larger masses. Have a guts to accept this? I know never.. Crocodile tears...... |
| Posted By: Pappu Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 667 | Re: Who is secular - 2 questions One time it was the job of English ruler to divide India, to continue their rule. But when they left, the job was taken over by English media (many british educated, acting as brwon English) to keep us fighting and remain weak. |
| Posted By: Anil Kumar Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 677 | an IAS officer's tale An emotional outburst by an IAS officer, who had been to Bihar recently. Quite shameful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - - - - - - - - I am in Bihar, at last, as Election Observer. I have been longing to see this place. I wanted to learn about this State and its people. There can be no better opportunity than coming here and watching the place and its people for a period of nearly a month. I am in Motihari, headquarters for East Champaran district. One Block in my (allotted) constituency is supposed to be affected by Naxal influence (MCC). Now I know that without appreciating the conditions in Bihar one cannot and should not plan for India's development. In the earlier e-gov conferences when people raised questions about power supply problems I did not realise the importance of it. Because the State I come from (TamilNadu) has no power problem at all. Way back in 1975 TamilNadu had electrified all its villages. There is no power cut there, be it in towns or villages. First I had the experience in MP where the villages and towns were in the dark and the Dhaba wallas were drawing 'free power' for pollution free cooking by drawing direct lines from the State electricity Board's lines. Bihar had beaten every other record. There are electric lines/poles everywhere but alas there is no electricity. The district headquarters gets roughly one hour electricity every day. One can imagine the plight of the villages. The District Collector's residence, all guest houses including the circuit house and the Customs department guest house in which I have been put up are all supported by 24/7 generators. I asked a villager today "Do you get drinking water?" His answer was rather sarcastic. Well, without electricity how one can expect drinking water in villages. Adamantly my mind makes a comparison with Tamilnadu. During my Collectorship (1999-2001), the then TamilNadu Government decided to carry out 100% inspection of drinking water facilities such as power pumps, hand borewells and over head tanks (OHTs). This was accompanied by another inspection to ensure 100% burning of street lights. A zonal officer (IAS) was sent from Chennai to each district to do the random inspection. Prior to the Zonal Officer's visit, the Collectors used to carry out test checks in certain villages to ensure 100 % burning of street lights and functioning of drinking water facilities. The faulting Village Panchayats were punished. No doubt the officers in charge were suspended if there was any slackness in this regard. It was a rather interesting period in life. The villages used to gleam with the street lights. Not a single street light would remain out of order for more than 24 hours. Repairs and replacements were carried out swiftly. During that period, they introduced a new scheme to cover all habitats with more than 50 families to provide them with an over head tank (25000 litres and above) with power pump facility. When I make a comparison with Bihar, I find there is no role for street lights here and there is no over head tank either. The thermal power stations located nearby have been shut down as no one was paying electricity in Bihar. I also see a defunct sugar mill in Motihari town. The cascading effect is that there can be no industry, no street light, no lighting for houses and there can be nothing for development. And one has to travel on the Bihar roads to realize how comfortable one is outside Bihar. It takes one hour to cross 27 kms. People here talk in terms of minutes and not in terms of KMs when it comes to travel. There is hardly any difference between the NH, District roads and village roads. In fact road users look for outside the road, including NH to look for a comfortable ride. Potholes and craters are more a rule than exception. Well, my mind adamantly makes a comparison with TamilNadu. Last month I travelled to Nagapattinam and back in connection with Tsunami relief work. The last lap of 150 km was covered at an average speed of 115 kmph! It is impossible to visualize anyone coming here (Bihar) to invest. Without investment there can be no development. After 6 p.m there is no life in Bihar in the village side. By 9 p.m everything is dark in the district headquarters. Officers are afraid to travel after the dark. I made an exception today by travelling upto 8 p.m. I had sufficient gun wielding policemen to protect me! The people in Bihar are more concerned with their caste politics. Caste is one single factor that keeps Bihar where it is today. Unfortunately people here are not ready to look outside the State to draw examples. They look rather inwards, within their street or across the street and try to bring their fellow citizens down. Naxalism cannot be avoided as long as the state of affairs is like this. Dacoits and criminals thrive because that is the only profession which is supported by the state of being in Bihar. Unfortunate indeed. My heart goes for the younger generation which is forced to live behind other states by as good as 100 years! Just make a comparison with my e-governance experience in Tiruvarur. For TamilNadu standards, Tiruvarur is the most inappropriate place for e-governance due to its distance from Chennai (350 km) and due to its poor infrastructure. A comparison with Bihar shows that Tiruvarur was rather well equipped to go for high speed e-governance! Now in all my plans/visions I cannot omit Bihar. May be we need to give a special status to Bihar - Republic of Bihar. Things are completely different here, except poverty and deprivation with the rest of India. When we make a special plan for the Republic of Bihar, we need to mention like the way the Government of India makes an exception for J & K. Let us better draft a special constitution for Bihar. The Constitution shall be in tune with the status on ground in Bihar. - - - - - - - - |
| Posted By: Secular farce Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 673 | Exactly Goa has hardly any muslim population BJP is there.. Gujarat has hardly 7% muslim BJP is there MP same hardly 7% BJP is there.. Rajashtan hardly 7% muslim BJP is there.. Bihar 17% muslim still muslim is not there... Chhatsgarh has hardly any muslim population.. About Jharkhand well just 8 months back too there were muslim population there and BJP was wiped out there and just after 8 months back they are back with bang... My point is those who conveniently read whatever they want to read in election results in order to paint BJP comunal have no idea what they are talking about... Million dollar question: a bit on ur theory of more muslims so easy muslim scare can be spread.. There is a bgi fallacy in this theory fo yours... One advice if u can understand the politics of RAxaul a small constontuency which has overwhelming 30+ % muslim population and if are aware of social condition there u will understand the dynamics .. |
| Posted By: Anil Kumar Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 668 | Prabhatji They won't change the name because they are the same bunch of serpents.... Every now and then they drop this L M from their names and assemble ... They will claim they are nto Maoist but support those killers to any extent... Communism has lived its life and sooner the left over comunits understand thsi better it will be for their psyche... |
| Posted By: Prabhat Sinha Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 661 | Who is secular - 2 questions 1 ) What is your name ? 2 ) If you see all over the country, BJP get far less votes in Hindu dominated (means very less Muslims, so NO religious polarization) AND good votes in Muslim dominated constituencies (because of religious polarization). Why do BJP claim to represent Hindus (apart from hundustanis) ?? They should claim to represent Muslims. Example - Haryana has less muslims, hence NO BJP. Jharkhand has more Muslims, BJP has more seats. I am asking in your language only. Let us keep talking about solutions. Jai Bihar. |
| Posted By: Pappu Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 661 | Re: Go figure Seculars are born in India, like future kings. Bad man is better than bad name. Thank to secular media. |
| Posted By: Prabhat Sinha Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 675 | Rajeev Bhaiya - 1 question In 1 of your postings you said that CPI(ML) is NOT CPI/CPI(M). And you little bit explained it also. Cngratulations to you that CPI(ML) got 7 seats. Hope they will not allign with Laloo. My questions is - If CPI(ML) is very different from CPI/CPI(M), then why don't you change the name? Beacuse from name it appears to many that they are the same "Red flag" party. Aur "lal zhanda" dekhar hi log bhag jate hai.n., vikas ka vehicle jo rook jayega. Let us keep talking about solutions. Jai Bihar. |
| Posted By: Who is secular Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 676 | Go figure Among 16 seats where Muslim voters are decisive NDA won 9 seats bit Congress 3 and RJD 4. Still NDA is communal and they are secular. |
| Posted By: Mishraji Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 667 | whatever is the definition of cmmon good but it certainly is not what communist managed in 15 years in west bengal.. the state in in total ruins competeing wiht like of bihar and orrisa ... whata legendary fall under watch of these slef-loathign comunists.. sooner u see this fact better it will be for you and your unbalanced psyche.. 93 is not a mandate and 7 is mandate only a clown can say that:-) |
| Posted By: Misharji Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 629 | ur twisted logic and they have given mandate to CPI:-)) man stop ur stupid tirade really u don;t know how stupid u sound.. |
| Posted By: Rajeev Mishra Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 630 | One step forward but thousand of miles to go Bihari masses in this election show their apathy both from the CRIMINALS(LALOO) of Bihar and CRIMINALS OF HUMANITY (BJP/RSS) by discredating one from power and another by not giving much support to make another GUJRAT in Bihar. One more interesting aspects of this election is to reduce the Brhamanical left(CPI/CPM)to non-entity. The emegence of Dalit and CPI(ML)-Liberation is most interesting and exciting aspects. The way CPI(ML)-Liberaion increases their telly from 5 to 7 and the moderate share of mass base in the atleast 30 assembly constituencies. This shows bihar is slowly passing through the phase of transition by ignoring all the middleclass, self centred and hypocrite nationalistic/jingoistic debate in national TOILET PAPERS.. There are some questions to be answered to get the real paradigm of development of bihar and I am not very much optimistic from the characters of the present political drama have conviction and progressive vision to answer these questions and lead our beloved land to the path of liberty,equality and progress.. What kind of State is this? Who owns it? Who runs it? What is going on? What is the meaning of common good? What is meaning of identity and character of plurality in the state like Bihar? How to organize Bihari Identity? M.Sajjad Jee may be u have answers... but unfortunately U r not among the decisive characters.. |
| Posted By: Prabhat Sinha Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 645 | Rasta nikal gaya On Sunday, 27 Feb, 2005 BJP and Nistish : Paswan, you bocome CM, NDA will support you. Paswan : No, I will not align with NDA, as I fought election against both Laloo and BJP. on Monday, 28 Feb, 2005 Paswan to Nitish : Nitish should form non-BJP govt with support from LJP and many others. BJP to Nitish : Yes, Nitish, you form a non-BJP govt. we are ready to seat outside. No problem. Hope it will work. Thanks politician of Bihar. Hope, you are talking sense NOT just because of strong anti-Laloo feeling (though Laloo always humiliated you people) BUT also your yearning desire to imporove situation in Bihar. Hope "Lathi ko tel pilao" era is over and "ink in Pen" era will start. Let us keep talking about solutions. Jai Bihar |
| Posted By: Vinod Sinha Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 652 | Next Government Sonia and Congress will work again in helping RJD in the government formation. As one newspaper reported, LJP nominee will be Deputy CM while Rabri as CM and Ram Vilas Paswan will get Railway ministry. If this happens, Bihar will remain in dark ages. The result of this election is not a time to celebrate for those who wished to see a major change in Bihar. |
| Posted By: Pappu Posted On: Feb 28, 2005 Views: 657 | Sonia is again ready to sacrifice She will form the govt in Bihar with outside support of Non-Langra party. |
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