in my view most of the moves of mr keriwal towards hard core politics
no holds bar campaign & unruly horse rabble rousing style of politics
may loose it,s sheen soon
On 1/25/14, Manohar Sharma <mspropertyresource@gmail.com> wrote:
> U may be right but I am victim when I visit any of Government office and
> give my written complaint the inward clerk does not issue inward No
> .,immediately so I have to visit twice and to follow months and months no
> action it only protesting to criminals.what u call it ? Is not like
> BRITISHER'S RULE ?
>
> What's u r PRIDE being an INDIAN they insult u & no protest when u be angry
> u r to go out of the system ?
>
> Is it a right ? or Wrong ? who is to blame ?
>
>
> On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 6:36 PM, Bhushan Nagpal <bbnagpal@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> I FEEL THAT THE CONSTITUTION IS CLEAR THAT THE DELHI POLICE WILL REMAIN
>> UNDER THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT AND THE LAWS ARE CLEAR THAT ONE CANNOT
>> CONDUCT
>> RAIDS AT ONE'S WHIMS AND FANCIES WITHOUT AN FIR.
>>
>> IT IS EQUALLY CLEAR THAT THIS NATION VALUES ITS REPUBLIC DAY, AND
>> THEREFORE THE CM SHOULD SHIFT HIS PROTEST -- THOUGH I FEEL INSULTED THAT
>> WE
>> HAVE A CM WHO TAKES TO THE STREETS LIKE THIS - TO JANTAR MANTAR OR
>> ELSEWHERE
>>
>> AND A CM WHO WANTS FREE WATER OR CHEAPER ELECTRICITY CANNOT BURDEN
>> CITIZENS WITH THE KIND OF TRAFFIC PROBLEMS THAT THE AREA NEAR RAIL BHAVAN
>> IS FACING, OR INFLICT THE ADDITIONAL COST OF EITHER THE POLICE BANDOBAST
>> OR
>> SABOTAGING THE PARADE WHICH WILL CAUSE SEVERAL HUNDRED CRORES.
>>
>> AND MOST IMPORTANT, WHY IS HE OR ANY OF HIS AAP FRIENDS UNABLE TO ANSWER
>> THE CHARGES BY THE WRITER OF THE ARTICLE REPRODUCED BELOW.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Tuesday, January 21, 2014 3:12 PM, Manohar Sharma <
>> mspropertyresource@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> If u r complaint doesn't listen than what u do ? u go to higher C.M and u
>> r complaint reversed by C.M. again to the same officer than what officer
>> will ask u / or openly insult u ? what action will u take and against whom
>> ?
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Jan 20, 2014 at 5:04 PM, Bhushan Nagpal
>> <bbnagpal@yahoo.com>wrote:
>>
>> I WONDER IF WHAT KEJRIWAL IS DOING TODAY OUTSIDE RAIL BHAVAN IS SOMETHING
>> THE MAHATMA WOULD HAVE APPRECIATED?
>> EVEN THE MAHATMA KNEW WHERE STATESMANSHIP ENDED AND ANARCHY STARTED.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Monday, January 20, 2014 4:42 PM, Manohar Sharma <
>> mspropertyresource@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Have u or your family feel full INDEPENDENCE as of dreamed by MAHATMA
>> GANDHI ?
>>
>> Have u fully understand the LAWS and ACTS of INDIAN ORIGIN ? or r
>> 'BRITISH' copied one.
>>
>> It's u r own country u should stand in as a TRUE INDIAN (BHARTIYA).
>>
>>
>> On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 3:37 PM, Bhushan Nagpal
>> <bbnagpal@yahoo.com>wrote:
>>
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>> MR SARBJIT ROY
>> CONVENOR
>> INDIA AGAINST CORRUPTION
>>
>> Dear Friend,
>> PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT I AM REPRODUCING THE ARTICLE FOR INFORMATION, AND
>> DO NOT HOLD A POSITION WITH REGARD TO THE AAM AADMI PARTY.
>>
>> A LOT OF US ARE VERY IMPRESSED WITH ARVIND KEJRIWAL, WHO FIRST FORMED THE
>> DELHI GOVERNMENT WITH JUST AROUND 27 PER CENT OF THE VOTES AND IS NOW
>> AIMING TO QUIT THE CM'S POST TO FIGHT THE LOK SABHA POLLS.
>>
>> I CAME ACROSS AN ARTICLE IN THE OPEN PAGE OF THE HINDU WHICH I FOUND VERY
>> INTERESTING, AND SO I AM FORWARDING THIS. I WANT TO THANK THE AUTHOR FOR
>> HIS RESEARCH, AND THAT IS WHY I AM COPYING THIS TO HIM.
>>
>> IT TALKS MAINLY ABOUT KEJRIWAL AND PRASHANT BHUSHAN.
>>
>> KIRAN BEDI DID NOT JOIN THE AAP AND APPEARED TO BE CLOSE TO ANNA. BUT SHE
>> IS
>> READY TO BACK NARENDRA MODI. (PERHAPS SHE HAS FORGOTTEN THE ROLE OF DELHI
>> POLICE, OF WHICH SHE WAS A MEMBER, WAY BACK IN 1984.) BUT I WONDER IF IT
>> IS FAIR FOR A POLICE OFFICER TO JUST QUIT WHEN SHE IS DENIED A PROMOTION,
>> INSTEAD OF FIGHTING A LEGAL BATTLE - OR PERHAPS IT WAS BECAUSE STAR TV
>> OFFERED HER A LUCRATIVE PROGRAMME BECAUSE OF HER KNOWLEDGE OF LAW?
>>
>> ANYWAY, HERE IS THE ARTICLE:
>>
>> *Understanding Arvind Kejriwal*
>>
>>
>> Strange things without any rational basis can happen in a nation of 128
>> crore people. Now, Arvind Kejriwal is projected as an "honest and
>> different
>> politician" who fights evil. Only when the electronic media calm down
>> will his real face emerge.
>>
>> Consider how he got out of government service. While serving as a Joint
>> Commissioner in the Revenue Department (Income Tax) under the Finance
>> Ministry, he went on a sabbatical (paid leave) from November 1, 2000 to
>> October 31, 2002, and went abroad. One condition for such leave is that
>> the
>> employee must serve continuously for at least three years after return,
>> failing which he or she must pay back the salary he drew over two years
>> with penalty.
>>
>> There is a bond to be executed, with witnesses and guarantors. Mr.
>> Kejriwal re-joined duty on November 1, 2002 but at once went on 18
>> months'
>> leave without pay: he did not serve continuously. He resigned in February
>> 2006. As he had jumped bond, his resignation was not accepted.
>>
>> The Income Tax Department sent him a notice in 2007 and again in 2008
>> asking him to pay up. Mr. Kejriwal, who was by then appearing on TV
>> almost
>> every day, expected the government to budge. He said the government could
>> deduct the dues from his retirement benefits; as he had done no wrong,
>> his
>> dues must be waived. After sending a notice on August 5, the department
>> sent another in September asking him to pay up before October 27, 2011 —
>> failing which he would not be relieved and he would not get his
>> retirement
>> benefits.
>>
>> Attachment of his property and criminal action could follow. Mr. Kejriwal
>> termed it an attempt to create obstacles to his agitation against
>> corruption. When he did not respond by October 27, the department asked
>> his
>> guarantors to pay. Mr. Kejriwal pleaded his friends should not be
>> disturbed. When it became clear the government would initiate
>> proceedings,
>> he announced on October 30, 2011 that he would borrow from his friends
>> and
>> pay the dues of Rs.9.28 lakh. He wrote to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
>> on
>> November 3, 2011 enclosing the cheque.
>>
>> Certain things tend to be forgotten amid the din. An impression has been
>> created that the Aam Aadmi Party enjoys the support of 2.2 crore
>> Delhiites.
>> It got only 29 per cent of the votes. That means 71 per cent of voters
>> rejected it.
>>
>> The AAP laid 18 conditions to get Congress support, some of them mere
>> administrative actions like removing red beacons from vehicles. He said
>> he
>> had written to the BJP and the Congress on these, and once he got replies
>> he would go to the people and ask them what to do. However, the Congress
>> did not accept the conditions. Yet, the AAP formed the government with
>> Congress support.
>>
>> It is doubtful whether the schemes announced by AAP can be implemented.
>> The Delhi government has a deficit of Rs.1,725 crore. After announcing a
>> 50
>> per cent reduction in power tariff, he announced it was only under
>> consideration. He had asked people not to pay power bills. Many did not,
>> and faced power theft cases. If Mr. Kejriwal withdraws the cases that
>> would
>> be a bad precedent; no court will permit that. If he does not, his
>> followers will feel victimised. While he promised 700 litres of water per
>> capita, residents in many areas now beg for at least 20 litres. Only 68
>> per
>> cent of households have piped water supply.
>>
>> Mr. Kejriwal is known for his sensational announcements. During a first
>> round of fasting action, he said he would expose corruption by 15 Union
>> Ministers. In December 2013 he said he had proof to show five Ministers
>> had
>> Swiss bank accounts. He said in November 2012 the Central government had
>> a
>> list of 700 Indians who had stashed money in HSBC Bank in Geneva, and
>> demanded that foreign banks give all the names to the government; he
>> asked
>> HSBC Bank's staff members in India to resign.
>>
>> The most popular of his stunts was restoring power connections severed
>> for
>> non-payment as he felt the tariff was high. As cameramen clicked away,
>> with
>> a pair of cutting pliers he connected the wires on June 27, 2013.
>> Although
>> it was an offence under the Electricity Act, the electricity authorities
>> did not act fearing his TV-based backing. He chose to take law into his
>> hands, sending a message that he did not believe in a democratic way of
>> functioning. This is in tune with his other activities like offering
>> dharna
>> in front of the Prime Minister's house, violating orders under Section
>> 144.
>>
>> What Mr. Kejriwal has done, has been done by so many other politicians.
>> Prashant Bhushan of the AAP wanted a referendum held in Kashmir to
>> determine people's opinion on the presence of the Army. Mr. Kejriwal said
>> it was Mr. Bhushan's personal opinion but the consent of local citizens
>> must be ascertained. But there is no difference between a referendum and
>> getting people's consent. On January 12, Mr. Bhushan said the police must
>> be withdrawn from Naxalite-hit areas.
>>
>> Mr. Kejriwal is yet another politician who has resorted to politics as
>> his
>> last refuge. I wonder if Meera Sanyal, V. Balakrishnan and Captain
>> Gopinath
>> have done their due diligence before joining the AAP.
>>
>> (The writer is secretary of the Consumer Protection Council, Tamil Nadu,
>> and is based in Tiruchirapalli.)
>> *s.pushpavanamconsumerpc@rediffmail.com*
>>
>>
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