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Why Shinde must resign.
by Rishi Tue Feb 05, 2013 2:58 pm
The BJP is entirely justified in asking for Shinde’s resignation. Shinde too must realise that when the likes of Hafiz Saeed endorse his remarks, it is time to wrap his tail between his legs and slink away from the national scene failing which the Congress party must dump him if it retains even an iota of national pride.
It was a naked display of political opportunism and chicanery; a deliberate, calculated play of deception that callously transgressed the limits of sovereignty in order to score brownie points on the domestic political front; a shameful episode wherein the tug of political gains trumped the sanctity of national interest; a sacrilegious misuse of the international stage to settle one’s petty political scores at the cost of dignity of nation.
From a man who dons the mantle of the home ministership of a large democratic nation reeling under the vicious onslaught of terrorism exported from a neighbouring country one expects a modicum of clinical acumen, a degree of discretion and above all a sense of responsibility. Alas, he exhibited none.
With his politically motivated baseless charge accusing the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and the Bharatiya Janata Party, a former ruling party of running terrorist camps, Sushilkumar Shinde, the honorable Indian home minister has unequivocally re-emphasised the clichéd image of the ugly unscrupulous politician: one who places himself first, his party second and the nation last.
http://www.rediff.com/news/column/why-sushilkumar-shinde-must-go/20130204.htm
It was a naked display of political opportunism and chicanery; a deliberate, calculated play of deception that callously transgressed the limits of sovereignty in order to score brownie points on the domestic political front; a shameful episode wherein the tug of political gains trumped the sanctity of national interest; a sacrilegious misuse of the international stage to settle one’s petty political scores at the cost of dignity of nation.
From a man who dons the mantle of the home ministership of a large democratic nation reeling under the vicious onslaught of terrorism exported from a neighbouring country one expects a modicum of clinical acumen, a degree of discretion and above all a sense of responsibility. Alas, he exhibited none.
With his politically motivated baseless charge accusing the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and the Bharatiya Janata Party, a former ruling party of running terrorist camps, Sushilkumar Shinde, the honorable Indian home minister has unequivocally re-emphasised the clichéd image of the ugly unscrupulous politician: one who places himself first, his party second and the nation last.
http://www.rediff.com/news/column/why-sushilkumar-shinde-must-go/20130204.htm
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