What makes Narendra Modi a NATIONAL LEADER !! He is down to earth, a tough taskmaster and an able and inspiring leader. Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi is also a great administrator and an equally great orator. He possesses all the qualities a true leader and a man of the masses needs to possess. He is a man with a vision and innovation. He is able to recognise merit and talent. He is not narrow-minded and is a selfless man. He induces those who work with him to respect the cardinal principles of governance so that the people feel that they are an integral part of the system. He is honest to the core. He has no personal axe to grind and remains aloof from his relatives. He has a good old and compassionate mother, but he doesn’t live with her, not because he doesn’t want to, but because he has many things to do for his State, his society and his nation. At the same time, he takes complete care of his mother like an obedient, caring and indebted son. He works round-the-clock for his State and devises and implements policies which suit the citizens best. He inspires people, including the talented but left-to-the-lurch youth, across the country. He talks about and works for his own State with a single-minded devotion and at the same time, he talks of the Indian state, which is going through critical times, courtesy: The Congress-dominated minority UPA Government. He is humble and he invariably publicly acknowledges that he might have committed some wrongs like all ‘normal’ human beings invariably commit and that he is open to correct them. He sees things through the people’s eye. He always tries to understand the fundamental reasons responsible for their pain, agony and despondency and what ails India. He inspires and reassures them saying that the exigency of the time is to surmount the problems through their commitment, dedication, hard work and self-sacrifice. He terms the Congress as a party of termites and appeals to the nation to launch another freedom struggle so that the Indian state and Indian nation attain the real freedom. He doesn’t believe in caste system. In fact, he hates it. People say that he is an OBC, but he says he belongs to only one caste and considers himself first as an Indian. He believes in the principles of justice and equality and doesn’t discriminate between communities. He carries along all communities and all castes. He is an ardent believer in the concept of justice to all and appeasement of none. The Muslims, like all other communities and all castes, love and admire him and the party to which he belongs. That’s the reason they voted overwhelmingly for his party in the recently concluded Assembly election. Muslims created a history of sorts in 2012 by swinging solidly behind him and his party. They contemptuously rejected outright those who called them secularist of secularists. He hails India as his motherland — Bharat Mata and preaches nationalism and patriotism like Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Bipin Chandra Pal, Sri Aurbindo Ghose, Lala Lajpat Rai, Sardar Bhagat Singh, Chandrashekhar Azad, Rajguru, Bhukteshwar Dutt, Madan Lal Dhingra and similar other freedom fighters, including very, very young Khudiram Bose and Prafula Chaki. He is an ardent believer in the concept of Indian unity and integrity. He doesn’t appreciate those who consider India a congregation of nations. He is indebted to the motherland because he believes, and very rightly, that it has given him a rare and god-sent opportunity to serve the people and the country to the best of his ability and capacity and without fear and favour. He is an ardent champion of Indian culture and Indian civilisation. He says again and again like Swami Dayananda Sarswati, Swami Vivekananda, Sri Narayan Guru and other saints — who did their best to regenerate and reform the Indian society from time to time — that India had a glorious past and its future is destined to be glorious. He doesn’t indulge in the kind of politics the so-called OBC leader Mulayam Singh Yadav and Lalu Prasad Yadav are indulging in UP and Bihar since decades. Bihar is the epicentre of caste politics. Look at how the Congress distributed tickets in 1937 in Bihar during the provincial council elections under the divisive Indian Councils Act of 1935 and you will find what harm it did to India. He doesn’t indulge in the kind of politics Ramvilas Paswan or Mayawati indulge in. He even despises the kind of politics the Indian Left and the divisive, communal, backward-looking, fundamentalist, reactionary and opportunist parties like the Congress, DMK, NCP, RLD and JD(U) of Nitish Kumar (and not of Sharad Yadav), have been shamelessly using to destroy Indian society and break the country. He despises the dirty, divisive and communal politics these outfits have been indulging in and practicing to the hilt. He honestly practices politics that unites the people and not divides them or pits one section against the other and one community against the other. His April 24 message from Sri Narayana Dharma Meemamsa Parishad at Sivagiri Mutt at Varkala, Kerala, was to shun communal and caste politics and work for the Indian state and Indian nation. In fact, his other message to the nation was that it must follow Sri Narayana Guru, who used to say that we are one people and one nation and we have only one god. The man we defined above is none other than the Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi. He has become the nation’s darling by virtue of his qualities and splendid achievements. He must become the Prime Minister of India because he fulfills all the qualifications for the position that determines and shapes the destiny of the nation. It would be an injustice to the controversial legal luminary and Rajya Sabha MP, Ram Jethmalani, if I do not quote here what he said on April 21 at Vadodra while referring to Modi, “Modi is impeccably secular (read a committed Indian), honest and fully qualified…” to become the Prime Minister of India. No one (barring the fake secularists who don’t matter anymore) can contest what Jethmalani said.
Posted on: Mon, 20 Jan 2014 11:38:39 +0000
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