I have been a BJP supporter all my life. I have always favoured the right and right-wing policies.
The way events have unfolded over the past decade.
The economic right has been absent.
Political right has vanished, and it's corrupt.
And now I reluctantly admit that Rahul Gandhi seems to be the leader India needs.
@thecontentedge They fear being proven wrong, and the opposition gaining traction from there. But that will happen. And he would make it look like a fucking revolution.
I have been a BJP supporter all my life. I have always favoured the right and right-wing policies.
The way events have unfolded over the past decade.
The economic right has been absent.
Political right has vanished, and it's corrupt.
And now I reluctantly admit that Rahul Gandhi seems to be the leader India needs.
@DidwaniaShobhit Agree. But you cannot keep rewarding mediocrity; the likes of Ravi Kishan and Rekha Gupta are our lawmakers. Some sort of education might help.
Akhbaar, Thermometer, I mean wtf is going on. We have to get atleast to 10000USD per capita to be a serious nation.
@Ry1609139Yadav@YouAreWrongBr0 It's very difficult to bring about change without disruption. JP, Mandal, take anything, there has to be noise that reaches the heartland. Without that, outrage will remain on social media.
@DipeshChau23144 Ohh, fuck off. I have been volunteering for OS Int for last 8 years, it is a subpar machine. By the time you have gen-5, the world will have gen-8.
@aneudaimonic You don't seem to have eyes or level of understanding required. We can clearly see what has changed. India has started manufacturing mobiles,exporting defence equipments, roping in for semiconductor. Auto sector has flourished.
Rahul Gandhi can't even understand any of the above