Dear Arvind ji, Your Gujarat tour is no better than Blair Bush dossiers on WMD in Iraq. I could have predicted each word of your three days before you began his tour. It was ill informed, devoid of evidence or research and in your own words, based on hearsay. Honestly, I am highly disappointed with you now. There is more than rhetoric to politics. You are behaving like a degenerate saas of cheap TV soap, desperate to find any fault in the kitchen talents newly wed bahu - and if she cant find one, she will make one by slyly pouring extra salt when the bahu looks away. I am sure Arvindji you have read India economic survey for your preparation for civils, or even contributed in it. How did you overlook that Gujarat Agriculture has grown 9% + over past 10 years or so, about 5 times the national average. The fact that you could drive through multiple villages in your 10 car fleet in 50 hours times, is a testimony that Gujarat connects its villages with roads. I dont think the culture of the land appreciates bin bulaya mehmaan, if you wanted to meet the CM you should have sought an appointment. I can tell you for sure, that the first time I met Mr. Modi way back in 2006, it was through a simple call to his office, without any jacks and yes with some patience. I can also vouch for a fact, that when I tried to meet you and Yogendra Yadav, all I could manage after days of efforts (again without jacks) was a recorded voice looped at me again and again. In fact, I have found many congress and BJP leaders far more easier to get through than even local level AAP leaders. I find it amusing when you flip flop between main aam admi and main CM. When you have to sit on dharna on a place of your chosing it is I AM CM... when you have to get an instanteous meeting with Modi it is I AM EX CM... but when you have give speeches and gather money it is I AM JUST AN AAM ADMI. Sahab, aam admi has a lot more patience than you, and aam admi respects the rights of other aam admi who is standing before him in the queue. On one hand, you gave a ticket to Medha Patkar, who is a corrupt, foreign funded mercenary and who is overtly sabotaging Indias growth efforts; and on the other hand you accuse the same government whose effort she undermined the most, of doing zero development. Your motto seems to be.. Main hi chor, main hi police, main sahokaar, main hi munsif (judge) aur main hi jallad (the unisher). (interesting Patkar is not contesting from the same tribal people she supposedly championed for during Narmada andolan) I have seen your followers in Gujarat and UP especially, most of them are people I would rather see behind bars. I have seen probably far more villages than you, and I can tell you the nation has alot to learn from the villages of Gujarat - whether the credit goes to government or not - that is a question you can ask. I have studied in IIMA and I recommend you go to it once, and find IIMA publications on development and rural welfare, half of them are about Gujarat development story. People first called you BJP stooge and then Congress stooge. I dont think that is true - I think you are just anti-national, anti-establishment and anti-development. I think you are Hamlet of Shakespeare who is drowning in his own self created retributions and you are Don Quixote of of La Mancha who has fallen in love with crossing lances at windmills who he thinks are ghosts. Above all, just when both BJP and Congress were just starting to contest on development, plans and numbers, who have pushed back the frontiers and now I fear we will again hear of caste, religions and politics of division - because you cannot let development survive. Thank you for your contribution to India politicians. Jai Hind. PS: Where do you get the numbers like Delhi Corruption went down by 50%? I would like to go a visit there and explore myself. Can you arrange it? Also can you meet me and my merry men at the end of the trip so that I can read out my pre-conceived allegation list at your face? Thanks again. Srijan Pal Singh
Posted on: Sun, 09 Mar 2014 16:38:24 +0000
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