Narendra Modi, Lion of India, will show the Chinaman his place

Seva Lamberdar wrote:When and if Modi becomes the P.M., he needs to take care of the problems at home first, instead of trying to scare the foreigners.

Nandlal Bose wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:When and if Modi becomes the P.M., he needs to take care of the problems at home first, instead of trying to scare the foreigners.

If the Chinaman becomes intimidated by the imposing personality of Mr Modi then what to do about this? I am happy that the border problem with China will be resolved when Mr Modi becomes PM. Also it is a fact that the jihadis of Pakistan and Afghanistan are mighty scared of Mr Modi. I suspect they will lay down their arms, surrender, and beg for mercy when Mr Modi becomes ruler of India.

Support Mr Modi! Support the BJP!

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Nandlal Bose wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:When and if Modi becomes the P.M., he needs to take care of the problems at home first, instead of trying to scare the foreigners.

If the Chinaman becomes intimidated by the imposing personality of Mr Modi then what to do about this? I am happy that the border problem with China will be resolved when Mr Modi becomes PM. Also it is a fact that the jihadis of Pakistan and Afghanistan are mighty scared of Mr Modi. I suspect they will lay down their arms, surrender, and beg for mercy when Mr Modi becomes ruler of India.

Support Mr Modi! Support the BJP!

Indians probably will vote for Modi to deal effectively first with problems at home first.

Rashmun wrote:Indians also want Mr Modi to solve the Kashmir problem. Mr Modi will solve the problem with a wave of the proverbial magic wand.

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Nandlal Bose wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:When and if Modi becomes the P.M., he needs to take care of the problems at home first, instead of trying to scare the foreigners.

If the Chinaman becomes intimidated by the imposing personality of Mr Modi then what to do about this? I am happy that the border problem with China will be resolved when Mr Modi becomes PM. Also it is a fact that the jihadis of Pakistan and Afghanistan are mighty scared of Mr Modi. I suspect they will lay down their arms, surrender, and beg for mercy when Mr Modi becomes ruler of India.

Support Mr Modi! Support the BJP!

Indians probably will vote for Modi to deal effectively first with problems at home first.

Indians also want Mr Modi to solve the Kashmir problem. Mr Modi will solve the problem with a wave of the proverbial magic wand.

smArtha wrote:

Rashmun wrote:Indians also want Mr Modi to solve the Kashmir problem. Mr Modi will solve the problem with a wave of the proverbial magic wand.

We don't know about Modi's magic wand yet but everyone had seen the Miraclous Hand of the Dynasty (yes all the way from Nehru) in creating difficult to resolve and long running territorial/sovereign/international disputes and problems for India.

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Nandlal Bose wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:When and if Modi becomes the P.M., he needs to take care of the problems at home first, instead of trying to scare the foreigners.

If the Chinaman becomes intimidated by the imposing personality of Mr Modi then what to do about this? I am happy that the border problem with China will be resolved when Mr Modi becomes PM. Also it is a fact that the jihadis of Pakistan and Afghanistan are mighty scared of Mr Modi. I suspect they will lay down their arms, surrender, and beg for mercy when Mr Modi becomes ruler of India.

Support Mr Modi! Support the BJP!

Indians probably will vote for Modi to deal effectively first with problems at home first.

Indians also want Mr Modi to solve the Kashmir problem. Mr Modi will solve the problem with a wave of the proverbial magic wand.

What is the Kashmir problem -- Kashmir is trifurcated into three parts, under Pakistan, China and India.

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Nandlal Bose wrote:

If the Chinaman becomes intimidated by the imposing personality of Mr Modi then what to do about this? I am happy that the border problem with China will be resolved when Mr Modi becomes PM. Also it is a fact that the jihadis of Pakistan and Afghanistan are mighty scared of Mr Modi. I suspect they will lay down their arms, surrender, and beg for mercy when Mr Modi becomes ruler of India.

Support Mr Modi! Support the BJP!

Indians probably will vote for Modi to deal effectively first with problems at home first.

Indians also want Mr Modi to solve the Kashmir problem. Mr Modi will solve the problem with a wave of the proverbial magic wand.

What is the Kashmir problem -- Kashmir is trifurcated into three parts, under Pakistan, China and India.

The problem of secessionism with respect to Indian controlled Kashmir.

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Rashmun wrote:

Seva Lamberdar wrote:

Indians probably will vote for Modi to deal effectively first with problems at home first.

Indians also want Mr Modi to solve the Kashmir problem. Mr Modi will solve the problem with a wave of the proverbial magic wand.

What is the Kashmir problem -- Kashmir is trifurcated into three parts, under Pakistan, China and India.

The problem of secessionism with respect to Indian controlled Kashmir.

I thought you wanted Modi to take back the parts of Kashmir which currently are under the control of Pakistan and China.

Rashmun wrote:Sangh Parivar was in favor of partition of India with Muslim majority regions going to Pakistan. If Sangh would have had its way then all of Kashmir would have gone to Pak.

smArtha wrote:

Rashmun wrote:Sangh Parivar was in favor of partition of India with Muslim majority regions going to Pakistan. If Sangh would have had its way then all of Kashmir would have gone to Pak.

You display superior abilities to interpolate or extrapolate based on events or news. But conveniently miss out the actual events/facts in themselves. What Sangh or RSS could have done or what Modi would do is just a guess work. What Nehru and Dynasty did is recorded in history and is a fact only the blind or sycophant or idiots will miss? Settle that debate first before jumping to what-ifs.

Rashmun wrote:Nehru ensured that India became a secular state. He did not allow India to become a hindu theocratic state despite immense pressure on him from various quarters including by Sangh Parivar. Just for this one great thing that he did Nehru can be forgiven his mistakes. If India would have become a theocratic state after independence it would have become another Pakistan by now.

smArtha wrote:

Rashmun wrote:Nehru ensured that India became a secular state. He did not allow India to become a hindu theocratic state despite immense pressure on him from various quarters including by Sangh Parivar. Just for this one great thing that he did Nehru can be forgiven his mistakes. If India would have become a theocratic state after independence it would have become another Pakistan by now.

Can you give references to support your claim that it was Nehru that ensured India became secular and resisted pressure from Sangh to make it a Hindu Rashtra?

Rashmun wrote:

smArtha wrote:

Rashmun wrote:Nehru ensured that India became a secular state. He did not allow India to become a hindu theocratic state despite immense pressure on him from various quarters including by Sangh Parivar. Just for this one great thing that he did Nehru can be forgiven his mistakes. If India would have become a theocratic state after independence it would have become another Pakistan by now.

Can you give references to support your claim that it was Nehru that ensured India became secular and resisted pressure from Sangh to make it a Hindu Rashtra?

1. Partition of India: Legend and Reality by H M Seervai ( Seervai was Advocate General of Bombay High Court for more than 15 years)
2. India wins Freedom by Maulana Azad
3. Roses in December by MC Chagla ( Chagla worked as a junior lawyer for Jinnah when Jinnah was a senior lawyer in Bombay High Court)

The Wikipedia information about Seervai's book is inaccurate and incorrect with respect to his assessment of Nehru. Seervai does not censure Nehru; rather he praises Nehru ( and also Maulana Azad) in his book. But he is critical of Mahatma Gandhi for introducing religion into politics ( something Nehru was deeply uncomfortable with and openly resented as can be seen by the fact that he protested against this in writing while Gandhi was still alive), and also critical of Patel for being a supporter of partition of India. He also points out that the extremist Hindu organizations of the time like Hindu Mahasabha were all proponents of partition.

Rashmun wrote:1. Partition of India: Legend and Reality by H M Seervai ( Seervai was Advocate General of Bombay High Court for more than 15 years)
2. India wins Freedom by Maulana Azad
3. Roses in December by MC Chagla ( Chagla worked as a junior lawyer for Jinnah when Jinnah was a senior lawyer in Bombay High Court)

The Wikipedia information about Seervai's book is inaccurate and incorrect with respect to his assessment of Nehru. Seervai does not censure Nehru; rather he praises Nehru ( and also Maulana Azad) in his book. But he is critical of Mahatma Gandhi for introducing religion into politics ( something Nehru was deeply uncomfortable with and openly resented as can be seen by the fact that he protested against this in writing while Gandhi was still alive), and also critical of Patel for being a supporter of partition of India. He also points out that the extremist Hindu organizations of the time like Hindu Mahasabha were all proponents of partition.