Re: [IAC#RG] Modi, wake up for heaven sake!!!

Thanks Satya J for sharing your eleven points and five lessons.

Allow me to share my crude thoughts and update as under...

Alternate Model you point out in your limited paper work is still not visible.

Problem is when promoters like Modi-Arvind keep wearing salesmen shoes to promote their survival.

However the Janta behind them need a food for thought.

Egg if broken from outside is a waste while if broken from inside gives birth to a new baby.

After Delhi Govt. Oath taking ceremony what are the `Arrogance Free` Takeaways lessons of AAP from BJP smashing defeat...ps see and comment if you like.

For more details see my recent dig via write up...

http://beyondheadlines.in/2015/02/aap-new-opportunity-lessons-afterkranecrash-bedi-in-delhi/

On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 12:03 AM, Satya D <hitaya123@gmail.com> wrote:

As days progress, Modi needs to recognize that India has no patience for another 5 years waiting for corrupt Delhi establishment to deliver.  Here are some thoughts:

1) Come out of the coccoon of Delhi PMO and stop listening to only yes men of Delhi.   Consider replacing the officials who are continuing from corrupt Delhi establishment.  People rejected Congress and we are continuing the same corrupt establishment.

2) Nationalize all foreign deposited funds and give amnesty for a period of time.  Stop corrupt instruments as Participatory notes and other issues.  Why are so many corrupt cases not being pursued when we were told that there will not be interference with judiciary?

3) Make every BJP MP accountable to his constituency.  What are they doing and have done so far?  Every day, every minute should be spend in addressing the concerns of the people.  How are they implementing BJP promises to people?   How many of them do even know the constituency issues?  How many times did they meet their people? BJP has most MPs from UP and Bihar and if they are put to job, BJP do not need rich people funds to win elections.

4) Stop the billions of dollars of  Foreign NGO funding in India, it is having disastrous consequences.  We control how much is invested in India in business, but we have hardly any control who are destroying India from within. Indira Gandhi did it, Putin did it, even US has so many restrictions, BJP need to seek input and come up with bold plan.

5) Ban the foreign investment in Indian news media.  Whose interests will they serve?   How many times has this media that talked ad nauseum of 300 hundred converts about Ghar Vapasi has addressed the 17% of the Andhra state converted in just 8 years.   Is anyone talking about it?  Why is BJP afraid of in speaking the truth? 

6) Do not betray your base.   Modi said during elections, 'Equal rights to all, appeasements to none'.   UPA Government has implemented blatantly discriminating laws whether it is scholarships to poor and others.  Why are these issues not being fixed?    Why is BJP increasing the subsidy for beef?   Taking your base for granted is foolish.  Address the outrageous conversions going on.  Why are Hindu Temples are under Government control?

7) Stop paternalistic attitude that we will implement big schemes and programs and that will percolate eventually to poor.   India poor is suffering and that has been the appeal of parties like AAP.   Sitting pretty with rich men,  making sure to protect the rich that funded elections so that they can help win future elections, people had enough of it. Show honesty, show humility and work with people and people will vote.  They are hungering for honest leaders to address their day to day issues.   Daily life is hell to common India, what has BJP in state and center doing to address this?  Stop the police harassment, stop the harassment of state and central government officials.  Think boldly and change the way India gets the bureaucrats who are responsible for the people not their political masters.

8) Is Rajya Sabha a problem?  How come a corrupt coalition Congress Government could pass so many laws including Andhra division with carrot and stick approach and BJP cannot do it.  Use the corruption of Mulayam, Mayawati, Mamata and Jayalalitha to make them fall in line.

9) Bring in genuine electoral reforms including public funding of elections and compulsory voting and paper trail for EVMs.  This will stop the dependence on rich and corrupt men.   People will vote if BJP shows they care.

10) Reach out to those who worked very hard with sincerity to help you win.  It is not the millions of the rich but more importantly the toil of so many people helped you win.  Seek out the most and best of the nation and put them to work for improving India, not the same old corrupt cabal.

11) India is known as the spiritual world, the ancient traditions are looked upon as the only saviour of humanity in the world.  But that rich tradition is grossly neglected and the potential for tourism in developing them and improving economy of millions is very huge.  Is anyone looking into this?  Rehaul the archaelogy and tourism departments and release Hindu temples from Government control.

Many believe, Modi is lost in PMO coccoon of Delhi cabal and fast losing touch with common man.  The most important thing to do is re-look the promises made to people, distance from Delhi cabal, listen to many and work to address both macro and micro issues of India.  The issues of common man are as important as big schemes.  The issue of addressing corruption is as important as addressing development schemes.

Modi, please wake up for heaven sake.   Western educated and corrupt establishment will neither save you or save India. You have a chance of a lifetime and do NOT blow it.  You did for Gujarat and you can do for India.  Go back to promises made to people and start working on it and provide a progress on PMO site made on each item.

Regards,
Satya

On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 2:26 PM, Narayana Sd <narayanasd123@gmail.com> wrote:

Even if BJP wins the Delhi there are some reminders/lessons to Narendra Modi and BJP leaders that they cannot afford to ignore.   

Lesson 1:  Local corruption:

While BJP under leadership of Narendra Modi is addressing macro issues of investments and economy, they cannot afford to ignore the issues such as the oppressive and extortionist local corruption that are daily faced by common man.    In this wonderful article rediff  details interviews on how petty corruption disappeared overnight during 49 day AAP rule in New Delhi.   Whether that would have continued if they ruled further is debatable, but it struck a chord with the common man.  A similar sentiment was expressed to me by an executive working in an MNC in Mumbai who was strong supporter of Modi saying AAP will be good for the country because it will force BJP leadership to address local corruption.    He said such was disdain to Mumbai police even among middle class, if there is a police person found dying on the street, they would leave him or her to die.    Whether getting a licence or ration card or even a death certification for a dead family member, Indians are  subject to horrendous extortion and nothing was done, nay even talked about in BJP circles.  I remember when Modi won, there was this euphoria that the days of this extortion and oppressive local corruption will be gone, but none of that is even talked about today by BJP.

Lesson 2:  Connecting with common man

Narendra Bhai can take a leaf from the life of  Mahatma Gandhi.    If Modi wondered why does the feverish pitch for him during central elections is missing today, is it possible he is missing opportunity to associate with common man.   Gandhi ji hardly spoke, but he was a powerful figure because he completely associated with common man, wearing simple loin cloth, eating most simple food, living humble life.  Symbols matter and in a country where most people are poor it is important not to flaunt any displays.  A poor man may not understand all the financial strategies but he quickly picks up the visual vibrations.  True, the tragedy is most of the netas in India who plundered the nation to the hilt did so by wearing simple white khadi dress.    Even then, Modi should pay attention to wearing flaunting dresses.  In spite of the hard work he is putting day and night, in spite of impeccable credibility, the common man associates with visual symbols and they do matter.

Lesson 3:  The black money - managing expectations

After  big words that they will get the black money BJP failed miserably in managing the expectations.   The fact of the matter is in spite of talking about black money for more than three decades, Ram Jethmalani,  who was himself  once in power could do very little to get the money back.   The secret banks exist for one thing only, protect the secrecy of their depositors and  they are not going to bend over backwards to hand over the details to India.   We are just living in fools paradise that black money will be back in no time.   But then it begs a question, what is stopping BJP in declaring the black money national asset and come up with amnesty scheme to instill confidence in the common man? In one of the interviews Narendra bhai said while he would not go after anyone with vengeance he would not obstruct legal proceedings.   If this is correct, why is Dr Swamy case against Sonia continues to drawn out?   Many believe Jaitley is the biggest block.  To be fair, Narendra Modi is thinking beyond and many of us may not realize his vision.   If BJP goes after Gandhi family, with its entrenched 60 year rule and immense resources, they have potential to do enormous damage and immense harm to discredit Modi's efforts for improving country.  Modi may want to first focus on building the nation instead of getting distracted with those that can undermine his efforts.  As he said why should India be satisfied with just 2 trillion why not target 20 trillion.  This is in tune with how Modi handles things brilliantly where he does not spend energy fighting enemies, he simply makes them irrelevant.   The problem is either Jaitley is being overzealous in protecting black money holders such as Gandhi family or BJP is doing a very poor job of managing expectations.

Lesson 4:  The foreign economists obsession

There seems to be this obsession with foreign educated economists, some who even went against India and that is supposed to show that we do not get carried away with smaller issues and use the best talent.  But is the best talent only available from western educated economists only?   How about the economists from our own country.   Here comes again the Jaitley view.  While he is considered a brilliant person, his tendency to rely heavily on the West educated so called intellectuals shows India needs only western educated minds to solve it issues.  Jaitley budget is considered no different that the budget of previous administration.  There are many sane voices in the country with very constructive ideas whether it is water resource management, debt trap, food security etc., But does Jaitely have patience to get all inputs before finalizing the budget.

Lesson 5:  The Jaitley factor

There is no doubt Modi and Jaitley are very close.  The problem is people voted for Modi but not for Jaitley.  Talk to many people in RSS, BJP, they feel that Jaitley has the biggest stamp in administration and is viewed by many as a western educated intellectual who have little touch with real life issues of India.  He grew up with wheeling dealings of corrupt Delhi establishment and can serve very important role, but is the importance he is playing in Modi administration in the best interest of the nation?   Issues like local corruption is not even on his radar.  

Lastly, the purpose of the article is not to show support for  AAP to capture power.  They have potential to play a very pernicious role by playing into hands of dangerous western NGOs, the CIA, the missionaries who are hell bent to break the hold of nationalistic leadership that holds power in India today.    But they are rabble rousers who can play an important role in a democracy and they are serving a call for course correction in BJP.     It is a gentle reminder of India's great democracy, 'BJP, thy need to introspect'.

Regards,
Satya

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Regards,
Satya

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