06-01-2004, 09:50 PM
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He is inflating his degree. During election only two words he and her mother were screaming "Corrupt" and "Communal". <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Mudy
I agree with you. All I am saying is that the point has to be made with more subtlity and less "screaming" or people will tune out by putting it down as political witch hunting and petty jealousy.
Added a minute later:
Any lie will cost the source of the lies. My point is that if his company (and by constructive extension due to his majority share holding, Rahul himself) is enagaging in any kind of irregularity, they would have to pay the piper at some point - be it in the form of lost business or losing his seat in the next elections due to erosion of trust in people's minds. Right now he has a "Mr. C;ean" image because he has not been in the "rough and tumble" of the Indian polity.
He is inflating his degree. During election only two words he and her mother were screaming "Corrupt" and "Communal". <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
Mudy
I agree with you. All I am saying is that the point has to be made with more subtlity and less "screaming" or people will tune out by putting it down as political witch hunting and petty jealousy.
Added a minute later:
Any lie will cost the source of the lies. My point is that if his company (and by constructive extension due to his majority share holding, Rahul himself) is enagaging in any kind of irregularity, they would have to pay the piper at some point - be it in the form of lost business or losing his seat in the next elections due to erosion of trust in people's minds. Right now he has a "Mr. C;ean" image because he has not been in the "rough and tumble" of the Indian polity.