Saturday, 30 June 2012
अनाज सड़ा तो जेल की हवा खाएंगे अफसर
पाक राष्ट्रपति बनाम अदालतें ः लड़ाई बढ़ती जा रही है
Friday, 29 June 2012
सहानुभूति में बदलने के लिए वीरभद्र ने दिया इस्तीफा
Anil Narendra, Corruption, Daily Pratap, Himachal Pradesh, Vir Arjun, Virbhadr Singh
आईएसआई के दबाव में फिर मारी पाकिस्तान ने पलटी
Anil Narendra, Daily Pratap, ISI, Pakistan, Sarabjeet Singh, Vir Arjun
Thursday, 28 June 2012
प्रणब मुखर्जी के बिना कांग्रेस और मनमोहन सरकार
मिस्र के नए राष्ट्रपति मुर्सी की चुनौतियां
Wednesday, 27 June 2012
अबू जिन्दाल उर्प अबू हमजा की गिरफ्तारी कसाब के बाद सबसे बड़ी उपलब्धि है
यूरोप में बढ़ता मुस्लिम प्रभाव
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
प्राकृतिक आपदा या फिर साजिश की आग
ममता के पहले कैबिनेट फैसले को अदालती झटका
Sunday, 24 June 2012
Pak Judicial Coup : Politics behind
--Anil Narendra
Military coup is nothing new to Pakistan, but this is for the first time that it is facing a judicial coup. A new type of tussle is being witnessed there, these days. Pak Judiciary and the elected government (democracy) are on war path. It is interesting to note that both the sides are advocating their causes in the name of democracy. In this latest development, Pakistan, where Army has always been overshadowing the democratic governments, is witnessing an entirely new phenomenon. Pakistan Supreme Court disqualified Pak Prime Minister, Yousuf Raza Gilani as member of Parliament and ruled that with this he ceased to be the Prime Minister of the country. It is interesting to note that while dismissing Gilani's Parliament membership, the Supreme Court of Pakistan, in its decision referred to the Indian Judiciary. It referred to the Indian Supreme Court's rulings on two political matters of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. These matters are: Rajendra Singh Rana vs Swami Prasad Maurya (UP 2003) and Jagjit Singh vs State of Haryana. Acting on Supreme Court's decision, President Asif Ali Zardari accepted Gilani's resignation. New Prime Minister may be (has already been) nominated on Friday. It is reported that ruling Party has nominated Makhdoom Shahabuddin as its candidate for the post of the Prime Minister. At present, Makhdoom is Textile Minister and he had been very close to Benazir Bhutto. Why and how the matter reached to such a pass that the country was forced to elect a new PM? In fact, Pak Supreme Court and the Government were on a war path for last 30 months. Gilani has been accused of not obeying Court's order. He did not write to the Swiss authorities to reopen old corruption cases against Zardari. While, Gilani was of the view that so long Zardari is occupying the post of the President, no case can be instituted against him. The Supreme Court considered it as contempt of the Court. Gilani was also sentenced for 30 seconds detention on 26th April. In fact, this story began in 2003, when a Swiss Judge convicted the present President of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari, his late wife, Benazir Bhutto and her mother, Nusrat Bhutto in $ 12 million graft case, which was taken as commission during the Benazir's tenure as the Prime Minister (90s). The then President of Pakistan, Parvez Musharraf issued an NRO in 2007. Under this amnesty law, corruption cases registered against almost eight thousand persons were thrown out. This facilitated the return of Benazir and Zardari to Pakistan. This led to confrontation between Musharraf and the SC and he not only dismissed the Chief Justice, Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhary from his post, but he along with a number of judges was also detained. This irritated Chief Justice Ifikhar Chaudhary to the extent that he decided to take revenge on the political system. This is an open secret that the Pak Army is a big power centre in Pakistan. When Zardari, in a clever move, came to power as a President of Pakistan, the Army was not happy and since then, Pak Army is opposing Zardari-Gilani. Meanwhile, Gilani also never tried to hide his contempt for the Army. In fact, Gilani had, a few days back, expressed his fears that the Pak Army may stage a coup. It appears that there is some sort of connivance between Pak Supreme Court and Pakistan Army. Justice Iftikhar Chaudhary is getting full support of the Army. In the meantime, the Pak Supreme Court ruled the National Reconciliation Order illegal in December 2009 and directed the Government to reopen all the cases involving the President and other persons. The Apex Court asked Gilani to contact Swiss Banks for bringing the alleged money back to Pakistan. Meanwhile, the Swiss Government closed the graft cases against Zardari involving $ 60 million on the appeal of the Pakistan Government. Gilani's stand in the matter was that since the Pak Senate had already adopted the NRO, he cannot take any action in this matter. For refusing to obey Court's orders, Gilani was sentenced for a few minutes and now he has been disqualified for PM's post. The Apex Court refused to accept his argument that the President has the privilege of amnesty under the Special Powers given to him. Gilani had contested General Elections, 2008 for the NA 157 Multan4 constituency and was declared elected. The question doing rounds in various circles these days, is can the Supreme Court declare an elected Prime Minister and Member of Parliament unqualified? A Prime Minister has been removed, but how can one be sure that the new Prime Minister would follow Court's directions? If he also maintains the same stand, then what will happen? The fat of the matter is that the ultimate target of the Supreme Court is Zardari, but Gilani has become an unnecessary scapegoat. It is clear that there is some sort of politics being played behind the scenes. These developments have pushed Pakistan towards a constitutional uncertainty, as the Cabinet got dismissed with immediate effect. Unfortunately, the Court has taken a very harsh stand. It could have referred the matter to the Election Commission of Pakistan, if it so desired, which would have taken three months' time to dispose off the matter, but the Supreme Court chose not to adopt such a course. The Government is not going to be dismissed as a result of the Court verdict, as the ruling PPP has necessary majority in the House. A section of people is of the view that in this confrontation between politicians and judiciary, both sides have opened their own fronts and are waiting for the appropriate moment to make their moves. This decision may also postpone the General Elections slated for next year. Zardari may also announce elections to the National Assembly by the year end. But, the Pakistani people are sandwiched between both these pillars of governance. The Army, too, is playing its own game. Terrorist and militant organizations are also busy in their game plans. Considering these developments, it can be said that Pakistan has entered a phase of uncertainty and insecurity.
राशिद अल्वी जैसे दोस्त हों तो दुश्मनों की जरूरत नहीं
Vir Arjun, Hindi Daily Newspaper Published from Delhi |
यह राष्ट्रपति चुनाव कई मायनों में ऐतिहासिक रहेगा
Saturday, 23 June 2012
क्या नीतीश बिहार में आर-पार की लड़ाई छेड़ रहे हैं?
Vir Arjun, Hindi Daily Newspaper Published from Delhi |
Friday, 22 June 2012
पाक ज्यूडिशियल कूप ः इन सबके पीछे गहरी राजनीति है
Thursday, 21 June 2012
अक्सर फिसलती दिग्विजय सिंह की जुबां
Vir Arjun, Hindi Daily Newspaper Published from Delhi |
Anil Narendra, Batla House Encounter, Congress, Daily Pratap, Digvijay Singh, P. Chidambaram, Vir Arjun
अपनी ही बच्ची से बलात्कार करने वाला कलयुगी फांसीसी राक्षस
Anil Narendra, Daily Pratap, Rape, Vir Arjun
Wednesday, 20 June 2012
राष्ट्रपति चुनाव के दंगल का तीसरा अध्याय
Tuesday, 19 June 2012
RSS wants Party to face elections under Modi’s leadership
The internal rift in the BJP can be gauged by Sanjay Joshi's leaving the Party. First, Sanjay Joshi was disgraced and ousted from the national executive committee and then he was forced to leave the Party. This was done by the Party President Nitin Gadakari at the instance of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi. It is apparent that the real power is RSS and Gadakari is façade behind which it wields power and it has decided to weaken the senior leader Lal Krishan Advani on the one hand and project Narendra Modi as the Prime Minister on the other. That is why the RSS mouthpiece, Organiser in its latest issue, says that the graph of the Congress is fast going down, but it appears that the BJP-led NDA would not be in a position to exploit this situation. It is being projected that Narendra Modi is the only face in the Party that can salvage the Party and that has the capacity to expand the vote bank of the Party throughout the country, like Atal Behari Vajpayee did in 90s. If the RSS has really reached at this decision, why doesn't it openly declare that the RSS and the BJP would face 2014 elections under the leadership of Narendra Modi? Narendra Modi's image is that of orthodox Hinduism. There is a vast difference between the image of Atal Behari Vajpayee and that of Narendra Modi. Atalji used to take all with him. Modi's style of working is quite different.He neither cares for the workers nor for the leaders and the RSS. Now, he looks beyond RSS and BJP. He cares a hoot for them. Till recently, there was discord between Gadkari and Modi, but Gadkari has been forced by the RSS to come to terms with Modi and the Sanjay Joshi issue clearly spells out what price, Gadakari had to pay for this deal. We feel that the RSS is fielding Modi against Advani. The RSS could go to any extent to sideline Advani. When the RSS realized that Atalji is unable to play an active part in the politics, it started undermining Advani and the irony of the matter is that Advaniji himself has by mistake provided it with an excuse. I am referring to the statement about Jinnah. Efforts have already been made to belittle Advani by promoting Rajnath Singh or inciting leaders of the second line against him. But, the bitter truth is that all other BJP leaders appear dwarf-like before Advani. No doubt, Narendra Modi is a worthy and strong leader, but it is doubtful whether he would be acceptable within and outside the BJP. If Narendra Modi is projected as the future Prime Minister, there is sure to be fierce fighting within the Party. Leaders like Sushama Swaraj, Arun Jaitley, Rajnath Singh, Dr. Murali Manohar Joshi may stake their claims for the Prime Ministership. Then will mighty leaders of other NDA constituents like Nitish Kumar, Bal Thakare, Prakash Singh Badal accept Modi? On the other hand, Advaniji is a leader under whose umbrella all NDA constituents may unite. The anti-Congress sentiments are so high that even the Muslims might vote in favour of Advaniji instead of Modi. But, the RSS could go to any extent to beliitle him in spite of his high stature. First, it was Rajnath Singh who was pitted against Advanji, when he failed; Modi is being hoisted, which means that the RSS could go to any extent, but it appears that the RSS is being entangled in its own snare and the strategy of fielding Modi as an alternative to Advani is working against the RSS itself. The RSS is unable to understand how to refuse to Modi's terms? As a result, the RSS is being blackmailed by Modi. In fact, the RSS had never thought that Narendra Modi will be adopting diplomacy which suits him. The way he made RSS leaders like Praveen Togadia insignificant with his political crudeness, similarly, he didn't hesitate to snub his opponents with cunning and manouvering attitude. It is the orthodox image of Modi, which has given BJP a anti-Muslim and a rioter face. Advocates of Hinduism must understand that liberal Hinduism is welcome throughout the country, but violent and fanatic Hinduism will detract even the majority of Hindus. As such, there is no guarantee that Modi will be relevant and acceptable in the central politics. India is not Gujarat. It is not necessary that whatever is accepted in a State would be acceptable to the whole country. It is just the beginning of the ill effects of the wrong politics of the RSS. The experiment, it started against the traditional system of the BJP, has begun to produce distorted results. In simpler words, the RSS has created a bhasmasur in Modi. But, as various RSS newspapers and magazines and various leaders are continuously advising Narendra Modi, he should give up all these efforts and be large-hearted. But, unfortunately, the principle of organization first and leader last has no more relevance to BJP. The BJP has now, like RSS been turned into a private limited company, with Nitin Gadakari as its MD, who is running it like his personal company. We'll have to wait and watch to know that how far Narendra Modi will be successful in comparison to Lal Krishan Advani, who took BJP's two seats in Lok Sabha to 175 seats, but one thing is certain that Modi will have to fight on a number of fronts within BJP. There are two years left for Lok Sabha elections and the anti-Advani campaign can still come to naught. RSS and BJP may try however hard to push Advani behind, but the fact is that the personalities of Nitin Gadakari and Narendra Modi appear dwarfed before Advani at national and international levels. If in the days to come, Advani parts with the BJP, it could lead to the division in the Party, as due to the poor politics of RSS, none of its leaders has faith in others as a result of which there are a number of factions active in the Party. Apparently, the infighting among these factions would weaken the Party and if BJP is forced to face defeat in 2014 general election due to this internal conflict, then full responsibility for this debacle would rest on RSS. Had the RSS been concerned about the BJP, it would never have worked to incite and unite leaders of second line against Advani. If it had a bit of political prudence, then it would not have interfered in the hierarchy starting from Atalji to Advaniji and Dr Murali Manohar Joshi. The fact is that the RSS is itself becoming disoriented and untrustworthy. There was a time, when people used to think that when BJP is such a disciplined party, then how much disciplined would RSS be? But, now people don't differentiate between BJP and RSS and they consider them as two sides of the same coin. Now the decision lies with the RSS, whether it would contest the 2014 Lok Labha elections under the leadership of Advani or that of Narendra Modi?
विरोध से शुरू हुआ है ब्लादिमीर पुतिन का तीसरा कार्यकाल
Anil Narendra, Daily Pratap, Russia, Valadimir Putin, Vir Arjun
उपचुनाव के स्पष्ट संकेत ः हवा कांग्रेस के खिलाफ चल रही है
Sunday, 17 June 2012
राष्ट्रपति चुनाव दंगल का दूसरा अध्याय
Anil Narendra, APJ Abdulkalam, Congress, Daily Pratap, Elections, Hamid Ansari, Pranab Mukherjee, President of India, Trinamool congress, Vir Arjun