Dear Sir,
In continuation of my article
of dated 31/3/2013, “Do
Modi is eligible to become Prime Minister of India???” I feel
that BJP should give up the name of Modi who not only sink the boat but destroy
the image of BJP. In the last Union election when BJP projected the
name of Modi as the Prime minstrel Candidate she loses 20 seats.
In politics the mentality is
very important, especially when the candidate is projecting as a Prime Minister.
Modi’s mentality is like a dictator who even never cares the Judiciary, latest
episode of Loakayukta is the best example of his Hitler mentality. Modi
alters the orders of Hon’ble Governor of Gujarat in the matter of Loakayukta
and amend the orders as per his wishes. Modi may be popular for communal
Guj, but fact is different he is not popular countrywide, the Prime Minister is
not reserved and responsible for the particular state or community, but he is
responsible for the India and he should have mandate of the country that is
Union of India. Even in BJP itself several leaders opposed the
candidature of Modi as PM.
BJP is the party of hardliner
Hindu supporting Group, which is the fact. But Modi’s mentality is little
beyond from the BJP. In Guj. last election 2012, only and only Modi did
the campaign. Not a single top leader attended or addressed the rallies,
which is not appreciated in politics. Such type of attitude is good for a
dictator, but not in democracy and India is a democratic country and not a
dictator country. If people of the country or State cast vote on
the name of Modi and not the party it implies that the popularity of Modi
increases and not party.
There is no scarcity of good
politician in BJP as the Prime Minister, as some good choices are Arun Jaitely,
Sushma Swaraj, Shivraj Chouhan. If we speak about NDA Nitish Kumar would
be the first priority for the Prime Minister post. If BJP and media will
not stop highlighting and giving undue importance to Modi then that day is not
far when BJP will sink and Modi will come out with a new party.
Thanking you,
Yours Sincerely,
Zuber Ahmed Khan
