Modi is facing so much criticism because he has over promised. He is facing criticism because he is the leader of our nation. He is facing criticism because he targeted previous government on exact same grounds where he has failed to deliver. If leader can't take criticism then he should kindly step down. There are plenty of options . We are country of 1.3 billion. We will find many .
Friend, we are both on the same side, so I hope you do not perceive my words to be unduly harsh.
We are a country of 1.3 billion, yet we've had grand leaders like Nehru, his daughter, then his grandson, who've screwed India over and over and over again. Do you think there were no better people in those 70 years to lead the country? Only in some imaginary universe does our democracy work in a perfectly meritocratic way. It's dog eat dog in politics - people like Modi who show promise early usually get hacked to death like the RSS workers in Kannur.
The fact that the people chose Modi over Pappu is in itself a miracle, and this was after untiring effort on behalf of BJP and RSS, Modi and Amit Shah. Many people have given their lives and their reputations and their careers to make it happen (just look at the Ishrat Jahan saga). As a nation, there is no doubt in my mind that this is the last chance we have.
Modi obviously pays attention to constructive feedback, and ignores criticism. I think that's the right approach for a statesman to take.
The moment we will stop criticising our govt, it will stop focusing on to us. Remember that child which cries out loudest is fed first. If you want to win this fight against these communist, leftists and separatist then never stop criticising your government and always keep them on their toes. Else it won't take much time for Modi govt to become ABVP vol 2, dreaming about Nobel Peace prize.
The problem is that Indians still think the government is their father who needs to give them pocket money. Let's go back to the freebie days of the Congress, why not? Forget about infrastructure, development, etc - let's just distribute money so people can waste it on desi liquor and then beg for more handouts at the next election.
If you want to win this fight against separatists, communists, leftists - do something yourself. The government is not our father to take care of everything at every whimper and whine. Asking Modi to steer a country of 1.3 billion in the perfectly correct direction in 3 years is like asking a dolphin to push an aircraft carrier to make a 90 degree turn at maximum speed.
Do you understand how the Breaking India forces work? They take these disaffections and amplify them, augment them, widen them, and suddenly before you know it there's a chorus of millions whining about Modi and then he loses the next election. Every micro-minority has some grievance or another - not even Kalki can make a perfect country out of India.
India does not exist in a self-contained bubble with vacuum outside - you have sharks outside itching for a chunk out of your sides. Do you think there isn't enough criticism of Modi in the media, in the political space, in the international space? Do you think he doesn't know what needs to be done? Do you think it's possible to change 800 years of decline in 3 years? What exactly do you think he should have done that's easy to do that he hasn't?
Your way to manage things is by supporting them , our way is by keeping them at their toes by constantly whipping them . We never demanded him to resign or something similar. Start reading between the lines before jumping onto conclusion. Our ways are different , approaches are different but we all want same thing.
It doesn't matter what you want - the world is not in your control. A chorus of complaints and you have a protest, a few angry protestors under Congress manipulation and you have a riot, and then people die, and then....we know what happens.
While Jaichand probably was really pissed off with Prithviraj Chauhan, I don't think he really wanted the destruction of large parts of India...but BAM! What we got is 800 years of Jihad.
To me, when you have one General in your army who is leading you with good intentions, and you are surrounded by enemy forces, and you've never really had a decent leader in 400 years, you should be helping him in every way you can, standing united behind him, offering ideas and suggestions — rather than complaining about the food or his fashion sense or telling him that if he can't single-handedly stab 500 enemy soldiers, he should step down and you'll find someone else from the infantry to take his place. If you do that, you've already lost the battle.
We just can't blindly trust onto anyone. Our approach has to be extremely focused. This govt has to be constantly under pressure. Whether they like it or not. Nobody asked Modi to be prime minister. He cannot act like Pappu who said it on national television that he is not politician. He opted for this job and criticism is part and parcel of it.
Ensuring that the government works is one thing, saying Modi hasn't delivered on his promises is another. He can't wave a magic wand.
There are people on this forum who keep talking about how he has done "nothing in Baluchistan". I wonder how simple they think dismembering a large nuclear-armed state hell-bent on your destruction and supported by several large nuclear powers is. It's like your friend constantly asking you why you're not a billionaire yet.
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