@puram_politics While I agree with your sentiment, a certain level of nuanced understanding of the reality of our republic hasn’t reached critical mass yet to make it a reality.
But ILP for southern states is a lot more viable due to migrant fatigue, at least here in Bengaluru.
@skseenu@abhispake That’s the fantasy we have been fed all our lives. They maybe three separate branches in our constitution but they are all branches of the same tree.
@ganeshchetan It’s high time that Kannada and other language activists from Southern states get their act together, stop their petty internal squabbling, and petition for ILP for all seven states.
Support for next government should be contingent on approving ILP.
@abhispake We all need to wait for results of an independent investigation to come to a conclusion rather than jumping into it.
Moreover, it should be made clear to TN CM that this is a KA’s internal matter and he should refrain from communalising it along linguistic lines.
@abhispake I think it’s better to have a centralised display of fireworks by local authorities and to ban sale of them to members of public.
But an even better option would be a synchronised drone show, they look spectacular and aesthetically pleasing as well.
@puram_politics A sure way to ruin a country is to force people to uproot themselves via public policy. Whereas cities need to focus on taking back encroached lakes, replanting trees, building water treatment plants etc to actually build resilience. If only taxes were panacea.
@SajithGowda The difference wholly lies in productivity.
Many of our people (and not limited to us) are unemployable even after a degree in their field. And their farms are massive and highly mechanised whereas land fragmentation is rampant here.
@ak_ganguly@CanadaBoy2023 @Ishwarguru85 @ajavgal Those contributors whom you speak of have taken numerous political positions in the past e.g being against Kannada in curricula etc. and it’s all snowballing now.
BLR before covid, was exclusively under BJP control and things drastically deteriorated then too. We haven’t had…
@ak_ganguly@CanadaBoy2023 @Ishwarguru85 @ajavgal I’ll take your word for it & am glad that you’re engaged in charity. At the same time, it can’t be a cover to advocate for policies that are antithetical to interests of Kannada, Kannadigas, and KA.
We have our own historical & political ethos which migrants shouldn’t subvert.
Dear Mr. PM @narendramodi Ji,
I have no affiliation to any political party. But as a common man and a tax paying citizen I have few questions for you, while I know they will not reach you but still the constitution of India gives me the right to ask ‘em:
1. Why is your party - party in power - The Government not letting the Parliament function. It costs 2.5 Lac per minute to every Tax payer of this Country.
2. How does criticizing you or your government become Anti - India. We are a nation of 140 Crore people. We have the right to criticize you or anyone in the Government on anything or wrong policies - That does not make anyone Anti-India. We don’t choose our nation (mostly) but we do have the right to choose our government as per constitution every 5 years.
3. Despite being PM of India you campaign for your party on Public Exchequers money. You are PM of the Nation. Why do you campaign for your party on Tax Payers money, making several visits to poll bound states before elections, disguising under launching schemes. It’s our money which is getting swiped for your political gains.
4. You speak to your Australian counter part about attacks on Temples in his Country but turn a blind eye when a Masjid or a Church is vendalised in your own country under your own governance.
The list is really long!!! I do not expect you to read or reply to this!! While this is the harsh reality!!!
Being Prime Minister of this country, you don’t act or behave, one!!! You are just a Prime Promoter of your Political Party!!!
Thanks!!! Jai Hind 🇮🇳
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