It's somewhat chilling to read this, just like fiction. Maybe we should agree with what Chanakya had
said , at least on two points : danger from external sources, enemies helped from internal sources.
I believe the West does not want a powerful leader for India and it may go to any extent to get its job done. About internal spies helping internal enemies, it's a continuous war, like against Maoists,
Kashmir separatists, Khalistani sympathizers, not to speak of others. The incriminating evidence
against a plot to assassinate the PM by Mumbai Maoist sympathizers were thrown into the dump.
The SC knows only to castigate the Govt. but was embarrassed even by the farmers. They don't
act swift and take a tough stance on the real perpetrators, like the way it should be done. They interfere too much in simple, uncomplicated affairs like taking up frivolous petitions and issue
It seems like it is the judiciary that is ultimately standing up behind and enabling subversion. Had it been possible for the center to employ art. 356 in WB and Punjab, and not be thwarted by the eminences, things may not have come to this pass.
Good analysis & thoughts.
But how come PM was in a distinct black car among the convoy of white cars??
Also, as i know, there should be more than one similar PM cars, with no inkling to anyone that PM has occupied which one??
Has SPG also got relaxed or is it a political compulsion???
You're right! All groups inimical to India want his blood
It's somewhat chilling to read this, just like fiction. Maybe we should agree with what Chanakya had
said , at least on two points : danger from external sources, enemies helped from internal sources.
I believe the West does not want a powerful leader for India and it may go to any extent to get its job done. About internal spies helping internal enemies, it's a continuous war, like against Maoists,
Kashmir separatists, Khalistani sympathizers, not to speak of others. The incriminating evidence
against a plot to assassinate the PM by Mumbai Maoist sympathizers were thrown into the dump.
The SC knows only to castigate the Govt. but was embarrassed even by the farmers. They don't
act swift and take a tough stance on the real perpetrators, like the way it should be done. They interfere too much in simple, uncomplicated affairs like taking up frivolous petitions and issue
notices to the Govt.
It seems like it is the judiciary that is ultimately standing up behind and enabling subversion. Had it been possible for the center to employ art. 356 in WB and Punjab, and not be thwarted by the eminences, things may not have come to this pass.