Should Jayalalithaa goto Legislative Assembly?
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People have given 61 seats to AIADMK alone and almost 69 seats to her alliance. She won by a margin of more than 25000 votes. This is the first time in the history of TN that a opposition party gets this many seats.\n\nShe should respect the people's verdict. As a former CM, she should function as a good opposition leader.\n\n Rather than deputing former CM Mr. O. Pannerselvam with the post of Opposition leader, she should take up the post and sit before CM Karunanidhi and should pose questions that he could not tackle and also she should actively participate in discussions. \n\nShe should not remember the black day after almost two decades and cite that reason. She will definitely have good security now.
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Sangakara is best suited for this coz after retirement of greats like jayasuriya, murali and attapattu.. sangakara is capable of moving team in good direction. very promising cricketer of Sri Lanka
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V.S Achuthananthan I think. Have to see who will be Home minister also.
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no..that place is a mess...\n\nbut what do you expect from corrupt politicians trying to fill their own purses
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Yes. He should. He'll be back and Y!Answers has alot of fundemental problems to address.
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No!\n\n"Sonia Gandhi is an Italian born Catholic who has only been a citizen of India for fifteen years and has never held any public office. She has done very little study of the older traditions of the country. Nevertheless, she is calling the shots for the oldest political party in India, the Congress Party, and is being projected as a possible Prime Minister candidate. \n\nOne wonders if the old freedom fighters of the party, who sacrificed so much to end foreign rule in the land, ever thought that their own party would be so short of native born candidates that it would require a foreign born person to lead the country within fifty years of independence. Would one ever see an Indian-born Hindu projected as an Italian Prime Minister because of marital ties? \n\nRecently Sonia apologized to the Muslims for the destruction of the Babri Masjid that occurred during Congress rule in 1992. In this regard Sonia should criticize her own husband, Rajiv Gandhi, who himself allowed the locks of the Babri Masjid to be opened in 1989 for Hindus to worship (not for Muslims!) \n\nMoreover, if Sonia is sincere in her apology she should promise to rebuild the Babri Masjid if her party comes to power. If she is not promising to rebuild the site, how can she claim that it was wrong to take it down? Of course as a non-Hindu and not born in India this might be easier for her to do. It is very difficult for a Hindu to go down in history as restoring the monument of a foreign invader on the birthplace of the nation's greatest hero, Lord Ram. \n\nOne also wonders, if as a Christian, Sonia will apologize to Hindus for Christian discrimination against Hindus through the centuries of Portuguese, French and British rule in the country. Massive efforts were made to convert Hindus to Christianity, which included denigration of Hindu beliefs and practices, and in a number of instances defacing or destruction of Hindu temples and idols. \n\nWhat rights have Christians, with a history of religious intolerance and genocide, to criticize Hindus in matters of religious tolerance, who have never invaded any country or used the force of arms to convert any one? \n\nIf Sonia is so open-minded about religion, let her say that Hinduism is as good as Christianity and that it is wrong and intolerant for Christians, including Catholics, to seek to convert Hindus. One must remember that the Catholic church recently excommunicated a priest in Sri Lanka merely for writing that other religions could be as good as Christianity! \n\nOne cannot forget that Catholic missionary activities, targeting Hindus for conversion, still prevail throughout the country. In South India, Catholic priests dress up like Hindu swamis in order to deceive the local people into thinking that they are holy men like Hindu Yogis. Such a local appearance was found to be safer for promoting conversion activities. Is Sonia Gandhi a political version of the same? She sports her tilak and wears a sari like a Hindu woman, using a Hindu name and appearance to gain votes, but she has not spoken out in defense of Hindus on any cause. \n\nSonia recently apologized to the Sikhs for the violence agaisnt them that occurred after her mother-in-law was assassinated in 1984. She should blame her own party and her own husband for the anti-Sikh violence that they perpetrated and the lack of punishment for it that they allowed. Rajiv Gandhi did nothing in his five years of rule after the incident. Sonia should also blame Indira Gandhi for her wrong policies that alienated the Sikhs and caused them to turn against her. \n\nIf Sonia does not do these things we can only look upon her projecting a hypocritical appearance, of ignoring missionary agendas, and as insensitive to Hindu religious sentiments. \n\nOf course, India is a tolerant and a secular country. An American or British political party could never project a foreign born non-Christian as their leader, particularly if the religion involved denigrated
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vadu vastundantene radu. inka vade radani cheppaka ela vastundi. i think u understood my words. it wont come. there is no link. kcr trying to show that congress is in support of him.but its not
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It is coalition politics. Sonia Gandhi who accused them as killers of Rajiv Gandhi, in cllusion with LTTE has accpted them as bed fellows for cheap political gain. This is politics! Of course, of Indian style.
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I think she has been doing a great job as an opposition party leader and her questions just make the ruling party leaders stun.You could have seen her work in the news channels on saturday's meeting. Anyway, even if she becomes the C.M. after 5 years ,I bet no one can question her work. I think she will be the next C.M.
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I think presidential. Parliamentary systems can be unstable in multiparty systems. Many times, no party has a majority in the legislature leading to temporary coaltions.
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yes. they can win the panchayat elections in a better manner compared to assembly elections. b4 that they should execute most of their promises. they have already started with that process. so they will win.
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Well, letting ALL parties, even the Maoists, participate in the parlimentary process is a good start.\n\nGoing to have to get rid of the King and his cronies who scrape all the money they can into their pockets.
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Yeah, you're not going to find a lot of Indian politics experts here.\n\nBJP Forever!
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He has got a vote share of 8.33% in the recent assembly elections. He should not think this as his vote bank and join the coalition with two dravidian parties in future bcoz these are votes for change and probably not in particular for him. If he continues to be alone, he has the bright prospects of becoming CM.
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It is upto JJ. The pre-poll, post-poll surveys and the election results show that Vaiko (MDMK) has not brought any votes to her alliance. Rather his campaign has created a negative impact among the voters as he has lost his credibility by switching alliances.
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I would go for a change: a mixture of the current system and a component of proportional representation. This would mean an overall majority would be unlikely. That is a good thing in itself, so rotten laws are not forced through Parliament.
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Hi This is Strategic Analyst -Geopolitics\n\nAnyhave I am coming dwon to answer the question, always in India there is Vote bank politics for every party, in this reagard, Tamil Nadu is noway expectional in this, coming to the actual question "Who will win?"\n\nIt is based on combination of strong vote bank parties allies with whom, if they are with DMK, then DMK will come to power, if they are Allien with ADMK, then ADMK will retain power? tell me now you didn't get the answer for "Who will win in TN 2006 Assembly polls?"\n\nThe real deciders are varied parties other than DMK And ADMK Whom they want to be put in power.