December Issue

8 December 2017
ASIA
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No opposition tolerated by Modi`s Chamchas
Swaraj India President Yognedra Yadav reminded Mr Modi about his pre-election promises made to
the farmers of India who gathered from all over the country at the Kisan Mukti Sansad in Delhi
Bihar BJP President threatening
to chop off fingers of anyone
who points fingers at Prime
Minister Narendra Modi. It certainly
indicates that no individual
or political party dares to
challenge the current policies of
the Modi government in the fear
that one might face the wrath
and indignation of the Modi
Bhagats. Swaraj India President
Yognedra Yadav reminded Mr
Modi about his pre-election
promises made to the farmers of
India who gathered from all over
the country at the Kisan Mukti
Sansad in Delhi
"I am pointing my finger at
Mr. Modi, the whole Kisan Mukti
Sansad is pointing fingers at
Modi because he cheated and
looted the farmers of this country,
let us see how many fingers they
can chop and how many hands
they can cut off," Yogendra
Yadav said while addressing the
farmers. Responding to his
appeal, thousands of farmers
raised their fingers in unison as a
symbolic protest against the government
policies. Yogendra
Yadav also said that Mr. Modi
does not have time to visit the
farmers who are at a distance of 5
minutes from his residence and
office.
On the future course of action
of All India Kisan Sangarsh
Coordination Committee
(AIKSCC), Yogendra Yadav said
that Kisan Mukti Abhiyan will
Rahul to ask Modi a question
every day in Gujarat poll run-up
begin a campaign to ensure that
no crop is being sold below the
set MSP. He also said that the
country wide campaign will
begin on 26th of November - the
day when the constitution of this
country was finalised and end on
26th of January - the day when
the constitution was approved.
The campaign will begin from
Bardoli in Gujarat. "Mr. Modi is
a busy man. He does not have
time to meet us here. May be he
is busy in Gujarat, so we will go
there and begin our campaign
from there, and if he has any concern
left for the farmers of this
country, he should come and
meet them there."
Rahul Kumar
(Senior Correspondent)
New Delhi, Congress Vice
President Rahul Gandhi will ask
Prime Minister Narendra Modi a
question every day in the run-up
to the Gujarat assembly elections,
the party said. Congress
chief spokesperson Randeep
Singh Surjewala on Wednesday
said Gandhi would ask a question
to the Prime Minister every
day.
“Rahul Gandhi is asking a
question every day, why did mis-governance of
22 years create such a situation,” he tweeted.
Gandhi wrote on Twitter on Wednesday “22
salon ka hisaab, Gujarat mange jawaab.
(Gujarat demands answers for 22 years of
BJP)”. He said he would demand answers for 22
years of Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) rule in
the state and the promises made to the people.
New Delhi, BSF
Director General K.K.
Sharma on Wednesday said
Pakistan has not stopped its
infiltration bids into Jammu
and Kashmir, and added
that routes used by militants
have been identified
and the BSF is ready to
tackle future attempts.
He also said the neighbouring
country was making
repeated ceasefire violations
despite both issues being
raised repeatedly at the DG
level talks with Pakistan
Rangers. “Pakistan is continuing
with its attempts at infiltration.
We will not let their
intentions succeed. We know
“First question to the Prime
Minister on the state of affairs in
Gujarat — In 2012, promises
were made to provide 50 lakh
new houses but built 4.72 lakh in
five years.
Will the Prime Minister tell,
whether it will take another 45
years to fulfil the promise?”
Gandhi posted on Twitter.
Congress spokesperson
Deepender Singh Hooda said he
hoped Modi and the BJP would answer
Gandhi’s queries on “22 years of mis-governance”
in Gujarat. “We expect that the Prime
Minister and the BJP to find time and answer
the questions asked to them by Rahul Gandhi,”
he said. “The BJP is working for the super rich
and middlemen. The party’s (BJP) economic
policy was at the cost of the poor,” he added.
Pakistan’s infiltration
bids, ceasefire violations
continue : BSF
“Pakistan is continuing with its attempts at infiltration.
We will not let their intentions succeed
their routes and are
ready to handle any situation,”
Sharma told
reporters at the annual
press conference of the
Border Security Force.
He said that talks
with the Pakistan
Rangers earlier this
month were held in a
cordial atmosphere.
“We raised the issue of
infiltration and ceasefire violations
but they continue to take
place,” he said.